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WorksheetsCritical Consumer
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The following is an example of a need:
a)
iPad
b)
Digital camera
c)
Skateboard
d)
Water
2.
The following is an example of a want
a)
Water
b)
Air
c)
Diamond ring
d)
Shelter
3.
Comparing the advantages and disadvantages in order to make a decision is called
a)
Cost/Benefit analysis
b)
Budget
c)
Interest rates
d)
Financial services
4.
Consumer Protection Laws safeguard the consumer from all the following EXCEPT
a)
Theft by deception
b)
Deceptive advertising
c)
Fraudulent activities
d)
Shopping habits
5.
“Height Illuminate Shampoo will Help you Grow up to Six Inches by the End of the Week,” is an example of
a)
Deceptive advertising
b)
A need
c)
A financial service
d)
Cost/Benefit analysis
6.
A deal that sounds too good to be true
a)
Will get you the best product
b)
Will be good for you
c)
Will be too good to be true! Beware!
d)
Will save you a lot of work and research
7.
To handle a problem or a complaint with an item you purchased , the place to start is
a)
Throw it out and buy another
b)
Go back to the store where you made your purchase
c)
Blog about the problem
d)
Just deal with it. No one likes a complainer!
8.
Cost and quality are directly related. If it costs a lot of money, it must be good!
a)
I’m not sure
b)
Not true! Sometimes cost has nothing to do with the quality of a product
c)
This is always true
d)
This always false
9.
What is a target audience?
a)
A group of people that advertisers think will not buy or use the product.
b)
A group of people playing darts.
c)
A group of people that advertisers think will buy or use the product.
d)
A group of people who shop at Target.
10.
Before you buy a product, it is wise to
a)
Buy several to test them
b)
Go to the mall
c)
Research your product online
d)
Watch television commercials
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