I have several things on my shopping ()

• A. List
• B. Cart
• C. Basket
• D. Receipt

Answer: (A)

This question is about the natural collocation for items you plan to buy. The phrase that fits is the common one used to list what you intend to purchase: “shopping list.” So, “I have several things on my shopping list” sounds completely natural and correct. A shopping cart or basket is what you use to carry items while you’re in the store, not a list of things you plan to buy, so saying they’re “on my cart” or “on my basket” would feel off in this context. A receipt is the record you receive after paying, not a plan of future purchases. So the best choice is the word that names the list used to plan and remember items to buy.