Question 9: List
Chapter 1: Meet Emma
Emma was excited about her new online shopping account. Her parents had given her $100 to start her online shopping experience. Emma knew she could use the website to browse items, add them to her cart, and make purchases.
Chapter 2: Emma Learns to Shop Online
One rainy afternoon, Emma decided to shop online. She knew the first step was logging in. She had to enter her username and password.
“Welcome, Emma,” the website screen said. “What would you like to do today?”
Chapter 3: Password Attempts
Emma entered her password, but it was wrong. The screen said, “Incorrect password. You have 2 attempts left.”
Emma tried again, but it was wrong again. The screen said, “Incorrect password. You have 1 attempt left.”
Emma took a deep breath and carefully entered her password. This time, it was correct! The website said, “Welcome, Emma.”
If Emma had entered the wrong password three times, the website would have said, “Too many incorrect attempts. Please try again later.” and logged out.
Chapter 4: Browsing Items
Emma was curious to see what was available. She clicked on the “Browse Items” option. The website showed various categories like clothes, toys, and books. Emma smiled, excited to find something she liked.
Chapter 5: The Perfect Gift
Emma remembered her sister’s birthday was coming up. She decided to buy a gift. She added a $20 book to her cart and clicked on “Checkout.”
“Processing your order,” the website said. After a few seconds, the order was confirmed. Emma now had $80 left in her account.
Chapter 6: Adding to Her Wishlist
Emma found a toy she liked but decided to save it for later. She added it to her wishlist. “Item added to wishlist,” the website said.
Chapter 7: Keeping Track
Each time Emma shopped online, she made sure to keep track of her spending. She knew it was important to stay within her budget and only buy what she needed.
Chapter 8: Emma’s Online Shopping Tips
- Log in Safely: Always keep your username and password secret.
- Check Your Balance: Know how much money you have before shopping.
- Shop Wisely: Think before you add items to your cart.
- Save for Later: Add items to your wishlist if you’re not ready to buy.
- Keep Track: Write down your transactions to remember what you spent.
Emma was proud of herself for learning how to manage her money using the online shopping website. She knew that by shopping wisely, she could always have money for the things she needed and the things she wanted.