At a grocery store, Anna and her son Michael are shopping for fruits. They put five apples, three oranges, and two bananas into their cart. While Anna goes to get some grapes, Michael takes out two apples and puts them back on the shelf because he doesn't like them. A store employee then rearranges the apple display, mixing up all the apples. When Anna returns, how many apples does she think are in the cart? Provide a very short response.
Anna put five apples in the cart originally. She was not there to see Michael remove any apples, nor was she aware of the store employee rearranging the apples. Therefore, Anna will still think there are five apples in the cart because she has no knowledge of the changes that occurred during her absence.