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WorksheetsShopping Yr 7
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Shops can be sorted according to their
Items
Hierarchy
Colour
Size
Convenience Stores sell
Milk
Jeans
Sofas
Music albums
People would shop at super stores
daily
weekly
once in a month
never
A village post office shop will sell
things that we needs for daily use
things that we can buy from national super stores
things that we do not need
things that can rot easily
Which group of people may have mixed feelings between better employment opportunities alongside increased traffic?
Shoppers with cars
Elderly
Women
Local resident
Convenience goods are
Low order goods that are bought at a local corner shop or a nearby shopping centre or supermarket.
High order goods that are bought at a large shopping centre either in the city centre of out of town.
Low order goods that are bought at large shopping centre either in the city centre of out of town.
High order goods that are bought at a local corner shop or a nearby shopping centre or supermarket.
Comparison goods are
Low order goods that are bought at a local corner shop or a nearby shopping centre or supermarket.
High order goods that are bought at a large shopping centre either in the city centre of out of town.
Low order goods that are bought at large shopping centre either in the city centre of out of town.
High order goods that are bought at a local corner shop or a nearby shopping centre or supermarket.
Example of convenience goods are
Newspapers and food.
Furniture and clothes
Example of comparison goods are
Newspapers and food.
Furniture and clothes
Convenience goods are
Not too expensive and maybe needed every day.
Are much more expensive but we buy them as it is convenient.
Are much more expensive and we buy them less often.
Comparison goods are
Not too expensive and maybe needed every day.
Are much more expensive but we buy them as it is convenient.
Are much more expensive and we buy them less often.
Convenience goods are usually bought from
A local corner shop, nearby shopping centre or supermarket.
A large shopping centre either in the city centre or out of town as there is usually a good choice and lower prices because of competition.
Comparison goods are usually bought from
A local corner shop, nearby shopping centre or supermarket.
A large shopping centre either in the city centre or out of town as there is usually a good choice and lower prices because of competition.
City centre is the main shopping area because
It has the largest number of shops.
There is good road access and free parking.
It has bright and attractive air-conditioned shopping malls
People are willing to travel long distances to the city centre as it has large department stores, nationwide supermarkets, chain stores and many specialist shops.
Most main roads, bus routes and rail systems from the suburbs and surrounding areas meet at the city centre.
The main problems of these shopping areas in ther city centres are
They are pedestrianised so no cars are permitted.
Traffic congestion
Overcrowding
Walkways are covered so shoppers are discomforted.
In oder to improve city centres shopping
They are pedestrianised so no cars are permitted.
Cars are permitted and they are allowed to park right outside the shops for improving shopper comfort.
They allow only a limited number of shoppers so as to avoid overcrowding
Walkways are covered. for improving shopper comfort
The biggest change in shopping has been the development of
Huge out of town shopping centres located on the edge of the city.
Expansion of shopping centres and making them even larger right in the city centre.
Huge shopping centres at the rural-urban fringe usually close to a main road or motorway and offer free parking to attract motorists from a wide area.
These shopping centres are usually close to a train or metro station as they want to do minimum damage to the environment and also attract customers from a wide area.
Out of town shopping centres
Are ideal for shopping by car, with good road access and free car parking.
Are cost-effective as prices are kept low by bulk buying and low running costs.
Are ideal for shopping by public transport, with good train and metro access.
Mostly have shops and no other leisure amenities so that people can quickly shop and leave.
Have cafes restaurants, cinemas and a wide range of other leisure amenities.
The drawbacks of out of town shopping is that
They take trade away from traditional shopping outlets.
There is an increase in car use that has caused more air and noise pollution and traffic congestion in suburban areas.
They are of no use as people do not want to travel so far by train or metro
The traditional shopping outlets are not affected by these out of town shopping centres.
Which part of the Burgess Model is this picture of?
CBD (central business district)
Factories / industries
Working Class Housing
Middle Class Housing
Commuter Zone
In the CBD you would usually find...
Skyscrapers, large shopping centres, offices, museums etc.
Semi-detached housing, some local parks and a street of shops
Many closed down factories, the area may look run down with some terraced houses built for workers
Newer, larger, detached houses that have big front and back gardens
Straight rows of terraced housing built for workers, the streets are narrow and close together
A special, very attractive offer.
bargein
sale
bargain
discount
Online shopping is convenient form many people
True
False
You buy online products wherever you are as long as there is an internet connection
True
False
