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WorksheetsConsumer Choices Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Why is it important for teens to know how to evaluate products and services?
To save money.
To make informed decisions about their health.
To impress their friends.
To avoid shopping.
What are some examples of consumable products?
Hair and skin care products, weight loss products, and sports drinks.
Furniture and appliances.
Books and magazines.
Clothing and accessories.
What do the makers of consumable products often claim?
That the product is the cheapest.
That using them will improve your personal appearance or physical performance.
That the product is the most popular.
That the product is environmentally friendly.
What are durable products meant to do?
Be used once and thrown away.
Last for a number of years before they wear out.
Be consumed quickly.
Be used only for decoration.
What is an example of durable products mentioned in the text?
Hair and skin care products.
Weight loss products.
Sports equipment.
Snack foods.
Why is having the right equipment and protective gear essential in sports?
To look fashionable.
To save money.
To take part in an organized sport and maintain fitness.
To avoid buying new equipment.
What should you read to determine a product's contents and possible safety issues?
The product's price tag.
The product labels and other information supplied with the product.
The product's brand name.
The product's advertisements.
What should you check for in a food product to ensure safety?
If it is on sale.
If it contains a substance to which you are allergic.
If it is popular.
If it has attractive packaging.
What is the main topic of the document?
How to save money while shopping.
Being a wise consumer and making healthy consumer choices.
The history of consumer products.
The best brands to buy.
What is the purpose of the document?
To teach students how to make informed decisions about products and services.
To advertise new products.
To explain the history of consumerism.
To provide recipes for healthy meals.
What should you look for to know if a product has an offer to repair or replace it if there is a problem?
Cost Check
Warranty
Consumer Testing
Services
Who should you check with to see if any complaints have been filed against a service provider?
Your friends
Your state's Attorney General
The service provider
The local newspaper
What should consumers base their choices on?
Advertisements
Facts
Popular opinion
Celebrity endorsements
What is health fraud?
Selling useful medical treatments
Selling useless medical treatments or products
Providing free medical advice
Offering discounted medical services
Who should you identify to deal with your problem?
The person in charge
The store owner
The product designer
The marketing manager
