You will hear a businessman being interviewed by a local radio station. For statements 1-7, choose the correct option

Mr Jacobs opened his shop

• to make as much money as possible.
• to provide a high quality service at a low cost.
• to sell a limited variety of organic produce.

When Mr Jacobs moved to London

• he realised getting very fresh food was difficult.
• he started buying prepackaged food.
• he stopped eating good food.

Mr Jacobs says that London's speciality shops

• don't appeal to ordinary people.
• don't sell enough organic produce.
• don't sell fresh products.

Mr Jacobs thinks that organic produce is expensive because

• it is a new method of farming.
• it is farmed without any fertilisers.
• it is very popular.

When Mr Jacobs first talked to his parents about organic farming

• they soon agreed to try it.
• they thought it would be too much work.
• they were very enthusiastic about it.

Mr Jacobs would like people to

• know his business is family-run.
• meet their friends in his shop.
• stop going to supermarkets.

In the future, Mr Jacobs wants to

• lower the prices of his produce.
• offer more types of produce.
• open shops all over the country.