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Food Shopping and Savings Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is one benefit of eating seasonal food?

a)

It is cheaper and available year-round

b)

It has the best flavor, texture, and color

c)

It can be stored for longer periods

d)

It is always imported

2.

Why are seasonal foods often cheaper?

a)

They are imported from distant countries

b)

They are more expensive to produce

c)

They are readily available and have lower transport costs

d)

They are stored for a long time before sale

3.

What is a smart way to save money when shopping for food?

a)

Only buy premium brands

b)

Buy only fresh items

c)

Take time to plan meals and create a shopping list

d)

Shop without a list for flexibility

4.

What should you do when shopping for long-lasting foods?

a)

Buy only fresh vegetables

b)

Stock up on items with a long shelf-life

c)

Avoid frozen or canned foods

d)

Only buy value brands

5.

How can you reduce food waste and save money using leftovers?

a)

Throw away all leftovers

b)

Use leftover cooked meat in other dishes, like curry or risotto

c)

Freeze all leftovers for later

d)

Only use leftovers if they are fresh

6.

Which of the following is a benefit of 'one-pot' cooking?

a)

It increases cooking time

b)

It saves time, heat energy, and washing up

c)

It requires more ingredients

d)

It needs more utensils

7.

Which of the following is a strategy to reduce food costs?

a)

Only buy expensive, branded items

b)

Compare prices and shop around for the cheapest items

c)

Never buy frozen food

d)

Always buy fresh meat

8.

What is a good way to make meals go further using cheap ingredients?

a)

Use only fresh fruits and vegetables

b)

Use items like beans, pulses, rice, and pasta to bulk up meals

c)

Only use premium cuts of meat

d)

Stick to expensive ingredients for flavor

9.

What type of food should be purchased for long-term savings?

a)

Fresh produce only

b)

Premium cuts of meat

c)

Canned vegetables and pulses

d)

Only frozen meals

10.

Why might food prices fluctuate throughout the year?

a)

Increased demand and the weather

b)

Consumer choices alone

c)

Only changes in packaging

d)

Retailer pricing strategies

11.

How can cooking cheaper cuts of meat economically?

a)

Cook them at high heat for short times

b)

Cook them slowly through methods like stewing or casseroling

c)

Only use them for stir-fries

d)

Avoid using any seasoning or sauces

12.

What is the advantage of buying items from reduced food aisles?

a)

They are guaranteed to be fresh

b)

They are always on sale in large quantities

c)

They are often cheaper, especially near the use-by date

d)

They are always imported

13.

Which of these foods can be a good addition to bulk up meals?

a)

Expensive cuts of meat

b)

Packaged ready meals

c)

Rice, pasta, and oatmeal

d)

Only fresh fruits

14.

How can growing your own food reduce food costs?

a)

It requires no space or effort

b)

It can reduce the need to purchase expensive store-bought produce

c)

It increases food prices in the market

d)

It helps reduce the need for seasonal foods

15.

Which of these food items are typically lower-cost and can be used to create a variety of meals?

a)

Fresh fruits only

b)

Canned tomatoes, beans, pulses, rice, pasta

c)

Frozen meals and takeaways

d)

Packaged snacks