Food and Medicine Labels Quiz

What is the primary purpose of food and medicine labels?

• To confuse the consumers

• To provide information about the products

• To make the product look attractive

• To increase sales

Which of the following is NOT typically found on a product label?

• Name of the product

• Expiry date

• Ingredients

• Price of the product

What does the term 'serving size' refer to?

• The recommended amount to consume

• The price per serving

• The number of servings in a package

• The total weight of the product

Which of the following is an example of a positive imperative sentence?

• Do not open the package

• Keep the syrup in a dry place

• Do not use if the seal is broken

• Do not eat this product

What is the function of the 'expiry date' on a label?

• To provide nutritional information

• To indicate the price

• To inform when the product is no longer safe to use

• To show when the product was made

What type of vocabulary is 'edible' similar to?

• Inedible

• Toxic

• Unsafe

• Safe to eat

Which of the following is a negative imperative sentence?

• Keep away from children

• Store in a cool place

• Do not accept the product if the seal is broken

• Shake well

What does 'nutrition facts' on a label provide?

• Information about the nutritional value

• The ingredients used

• The price of the product

• The brand name

Which of the following is an example of a noun phrase?

• Do not use this product

• Significant source

• Shake well

• Keep away from children

What is the purpose of using imperatives on labels?

• To provide detailed descriptions

• To give commands or instructions

• To list ingredients

• To indicate the brand