GROUP 4

What is the primary goal of a smart shopping strategy?

• To buy the cheapest items

• To save money and align purchases with beliefs and financial objectives

• To spend impulsively on discounted items

• To avoid making any purchases

What is the first step in smart shopping according to the principles discussed?

• Setting a budget

• Defining your needs and wants

• Examining return policies

• Taking advantage of rewards and discounts

Why is it important to differentiate between needs and wants?

• To ensure you buy items of the right quality

• To prioritize necessities over extravagance and avoid rash purchases

• To take advantage of discounts and loyalty programs

• To buy items in bulk

What does setting a budget help you achieve?

• Lower spending limits and fewer purchases

• Proper financial management and controlled spending

• Access to high-quality products

• Discounts on future purchases

How can you confirm the authenticity of an item?

• By purchasing only branded products

• By entering the item's serial number

• By relying on the seller's word

• By avoiding online shopping

What is the definition of "right quality" in shopping?

• Always choosing the cheapest option available

• Selecting the highest grade of material for any purpose

• Matching the quality of an item to its intended purpose

• Purchasing only branded goods

Why should you examine return policies before shopping?

• To avoid counterfeit goods

• To ensure peace of mind in case the item does not meet expectations

• To check for hidden discounts

• To compare prices between stores

What is the risk of impulsive purchases?

• Saving too much money

• Buyer’s remorse and wasteful spending

• Acquiring high-quality items at a discount

• Missing out on loyalty programs

When should you take advantage of rewards and discounts?

• Only if the items are necessities or already planned purchases

• Whenever there is a sale

• To collect as many discounted items as possible

What does "right quantity" mean in shopping?

• Buying items in bulk to save money

• Stocking up on discounted goods regardless of need

• Purchasing only the exact amount needed

• Prioritizing quality over quantity