WorksheetsUnderstanding Food Labels
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What information is typically found on a food label?
Name of the product, nutritional facts, expiration date
Name of the product, phone number, company logo
Expiration date, name of the producer, price
Weight, size, color
What is the purpose of a product label?
To entertain the buyer
To advertise the product
To provide important information about the product
To increase the price of the product
Where is the expiration date usually located on a product?
On the front of the packaging
On the bottom or back of the packaging
Inside the product
On the receipt
Why should you read the ingredients list on a label?
To know what the product costs
To check if it has any discounts
To know what is inside the product and if it is safe for you
To see the company name
What should you do if you find a warning label on a product?
Ignore it
Return the product to the store
Read and follow the instructions carefully
Ask a friend what to do
If a product label says 'For external use only,' it means:
The product should only be applied on the skin or hair
The product can be eaten
The product should be used indoors
The product can be shared with others
What does the label 'Keep in a cool, dry place' mean?
Store the product in the freezer
Store the product in a hot and humid environment
Store the product away from heat and moisture
Store the product under direct sunlight
If a label says 'Shake well before use,' what should you do?
Stir the product with a spoon
Shake the container gently
Shake the container vigorously
Do not shake the container
What is missing if a product has no label?
The color of the product
The shape of the product
Information about its contents and usage
The packaging
If you find that a product has expired, what should you do?
Use the product quickly before it gets worse
Return the product to the store
Stop using the product and dispose of it properly
Keep using the product until it looks bad
