Understanding Product Labels and Information

Where might you typically find labels?

• On the front of a product

• On the back of a product

• Inside the product

• On the product's receipt

What differentiates a label from a simple image?

• Presence of detailed information

• Color of the image

• Shape of the image

• Size of the image

Which of the following is NOT a type of label mentioned?

• Clothing label

• Cosmetic label

• Beverage label

• Food label

What is typically included in a food label?

• Store location

• Manufacturing date

• Price and discount

• Brand name and description

What is the purpose of the nutrition facts on a label?

• To provide cooking instructions

• To list the ingredients

• To show the product's price

• To give nutritional information

What is a common feature of beverage labels?

• List of colors

• Dietary information

• Cooking instructions

• Warranty details

What should you look for in a cosmetic label?

• Discount offers

• Usage instructions and warnings

• Manufacturing date

• Store location

Why is it important to read labels?

• To get a discount

• To know the store's location

• To find the cheapest product

• To avoid negative effects

How can labels help in choosing the best product?

• By showing the product's color

• By indicating the product's popularity

• By listing the ingredients and nutritional content

• By displaying the product's size

What is a potential risk of not reading labels?

• Missing out on discounts

• Overdosing on a product

• Buying the wrong size

• Choosing the wrong color