Worksheetscomparison shopping
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What should you check items for?
a)
warranty
b)
reviews
c)
return policy
d)
cost to make
2.
What can you check to see what makes a difference for Big brand vs generic
a)
ingredients
b)
name
c)
weight
d)
store locati
3.
What's the Better Buy - $1.32 for 12 oz OR $1.49 for 16 oz?
a)
$1.32
b)
$1.49
c)
They are equal
4.
Unit pricing is one of the best tools a consumer can use for comparison shopping?
a)
True
b)
False
5.
Evaluating similar items to check quality and price is ....
a)
comparison shopping
b)
impulse buying
c)
consumerism
d)
stinginess
6.
Which of the following is NOT a way to become an informed shopper?
a)
read labels
b)
inspect quality of items
c)
look for warranties
d)
find the cheapest brand
7.
Making a sudden decision to buy something you didn't plan to buy is called ...
a)
comparison shopping
b)
consumerism
c)
impulse buying
d)
reckless shopping
8.
A manufacturer's written promise to repair or replace a product if it doesn't work as claimed is a ....
a)
signed promise
b)
sealed bargain
c)
replacement clause
d)
warranty
9.
What must you have, if you want to return an item or have a warranty honored?
a)
cancelled check
b)
original tag
c)
receipt
d)
store approval
10.
A consumer is....
a)
A person that sells goods and services.
b)
A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.
c)
A person that sells goods and services for personal use.
11.
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!
12.
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
13.
If you know the unit price of an item, you are better able to:
a)
compare prices of two brands
b)
estimate how much you will need
c)
determine the total cost of the purchase
d)
figure out the discount during a sale
14.
Unit pricing is one of the best tools a consumer can use for comparison shopping?
a)
True
b)
False
15.
The formula to find the unit price of an item is?
a)
Cost divided by the number of units
b)
Cost multiplied by the number of units.
c)
The number of units divided by the number of ounces in the item.
d)
The number of units multiplied by the number of ounces in the item.
16.
What is one reason a price tag would have an incorrect unit price listed?
a)
The item's price has been updated.
b)
The person shopping is using a coupon.
c)
The store has printed the tag incorrectly.
d)
The item has more ounces in it then listed on the price tag.
17.
Are any goods/items exempt from the unit pricing?
a)
No. All items in a store must show unit prices.
b)
Some items are exempt. The store owner can choose.
c)
Only edible foods are exempt from unit pricing.
d)
Some items are exempt from unit pricing such as books, toys, electronics, etc.
18.
Unit pricing is...
a)
cost per unit of measure of goods
b)
total cost of the item you will pay
c)
the number of ounces or pounds in an item
d)
the amount you will pay for an item after a discount
19.
Generic products typically will cost more or less than name brand products?
a)
Less
b)
More
c)
About the same
20.
Name brand products usually cost more or less than a generic product?
a)
More
b)
Less
c)
About the same
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