WorksheetsLifeSmarts StudySmarts-Callie/Emma/Maya
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Turning food scraps into other organic waste into nutrient-rich soil. Fill in the blank: __________
Composting
Incineration
Landfilling
Recycling
A movement to reduce waste by getting food directly from farms to consumers. Fill in the blank: __________
Farm-To-Table
Fast Food Chain
Supermarket Delivery
Food Processing
Not having consistent access to enough affordable, nutritious food. Fill in the blank: __________
Food insecurity
Malnutrition
Obesity
Food surplus
Edible fruits and vegetables that look odd or have some blemishes, often wasted due to appearance. Fill in the blank: __________
Imperfect produce
Organic produce
Processed produce
Frozen produce
Choosing meals ahead of time to buy only what you need and reduce waste. Fill in the blank: __________
Meal Planning
Impulse Buying
Overeating
Skipping Meals
Serving the right amount of food to avoid throwing out extras. Fill in the blank: __________
Portion Control
Overcooking
Food Waste
Spoilage
The date stores should stop selling a product- food is often still safe to eat after this. Fill in the blank: __________
Sell-by-date
Expiry date
Manufacture date
Best-before date
Food lost before it reaches stores- during growing, processing, or transport. Fill in the blank: __________
Supply chain waste
Retail waste
Consumer waste
Packaging waste
Saving safe, uneaten food and giving it to people instead of throwing it away. Fill in the blank: __________
Food Recovery
Food Wastage
Food Spoilage
Food Hoarding
A kitchen that tries to create no food waste through planning, repurposing, and composting. Fill in the blank: __________
Zero waste kitchen
Fast food kitchen
Traditional kitchen
Industrial kitchen
The buildup of toxic substances in living organisms over time. Fill in the blank: __________
Bioaccumulation
Photosynthesis
Evaporation
Respiration
When a substance (like PFAS) doesn’t break down easily in the environment. Fill in the blank: __________
Chemical resistance
Thermal expansion
Electrical conductivity
Magnetic attraction
A chemical that interferes with hormones and may affect growth, development, or reproduction. Fill in the blank: __________
Endocrine distributor
Photosynthetic agent
Neurotransmitter
Carbohydrate polymer
When chemicals seep out of materials (like plastics) into food, water, or soil. Fill in the blank: __________
Leaching
Evaporation
Condensation
Filtration
Tiny plastic pieces less than 55mm that form when larger plastics break down. Fill in the blank: __________
Microplastics
Macroplastics
Nanoplastics
Bioplastics
The release of chemicals from new products (like furniture or paint) into the air you breathe is called _________.
Off-gassing
Photosynthesis
Condensation
Filtration
Chemicals that stay in the environment for a long time without breaking down are called _________.
Persistent pollutants
Biodegradable substances
Renewable resources
Temporary chemicals
A group of manmade chemicals used for water and stain resistance; known as forever chemicals are called _________?
PFAS
PCBs
BPA
Dioxins
The slow process of plastic breaking down into smaller pieces, including microplastics, is called _________.
Plastic degradation
Plastic synthesis
Plastic molding
Plastic recycling
The total amount of harmful chemicals your body has absorbed over time is called _________.
Toxic load
Nutrient reserve
Oxygen level
Hydration index
A major effort in the early 1900s to stop the widespread use of children in dangerous low-wage factory jobs was called _________.
Child labor reforms
Industrial Revolution
Prohibition Movement
Women's Suffrage
Began inspecting meat in 1906 after public outrage over unsanitary practices revealed in The Jungle. This department is called _________.
Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Department of Commerce
Department of Transportation
Department of Education
Progressive reformer who fought against child labor and unfair working conditions; co-founded the National Consumers League in 1899. This person is _________.
Florence Kelly
Jane Addams
Susan B. Anthony
Margaret Sanger
Created in 1906 through the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 to oversee food and medicine safety. This administration is called _________.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Journalists in the progressive era who exposed unsafe, dishonest, or abusive practices were called _________.
Muckrakers
Yellow Jackets
Robber Barons
Trust Busters
First major law to protect consumers from unsafe or mislabeled food and medicine was the _________
Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)
Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (1938)
Meat Inspection Act (1906)
Consumer Product Safety Act (1972)
A deadly NYC garment factory fire that killed 146 workers and led to major workplace safety reforms was called the _________?
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (1911)
Great Chicago Fire (1871)
Cocoanut Grove Fire (1942)
Peshtigo Fire (1871)
Author of The Jungle (1906), whose expose on the meatpacking industry led to food safety law reforms, was _________.
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair Lewis
Ida Tarbell
Jacob Riis
AFL stands for _________
American Federation of Labor
Association of Football Lovers
Alliance for Future Leaders
American Film League
ICC stands for _________
Interstate Commerce Commission
International Cricket Council
Indian Chamber of Commerce
International Code Council
NAWSA stands for _________
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Association of Women Scientists of America
North American Women's Sports Association
National Alliance for Women's Safety Awareness
NCL stands for _________
National Consumers League
National Cricket League
National Computer Lab
National Council of Leaders
A key goal in New Deal policies, aimed at making markets fair and safe.
Consumer protection
Tax evasion
Military expansion
Isolationism
A key advocate for civil rights, workers rights, and consumer welfare
Eleanor Roosevelt
Margaret Thatcher
Condoleezza Rice
Sarah Palin
A 1914 agency that enforces consumer protection laws and fights unfair business practices
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Federal Reserve System
First woman U.S. Cabinet member; led labor reforms and workplace protections during the New Deal ________
Frances Perkins
Eleanor Roosevelt
Margaret Sanger
Jane Addams
A major focus of New Deal programs, especially to improve rural living conditions
Health and Sanitation
Urban Transportation
Space Exploration
Stock Market Regulation
When one company controls a market reducing competition and limiting consumer choice
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Franchise
Merger
First Federal Law to ban monopolies to promote Fair competition ________
Sherman Antitrust Act (1890)
Clayton Antitrust Act (1914)
Federal Trade Commission Act (1914)
Robinson-Patman Act (1936)
Requires product labels to list honest and accurate information so consumers can make informed choices ________
Truth in Labeling
False Advertising
Product Promotion
Consumer Persuasion
Guaranteed workers the rights to form unions and bargain collectively ________
Wagner Act (1935)
Taft-Hartley Act (1947)
Fair Labor Standards Act (1938)
Social Security Act (1935)
CCC ________
Civilian Conservation Corps
Central Command Center
Community Care Coalition
Certified Computer Consultant
FLSA ________
Fair Labor Standards Act
Federal Labor Safety Act
Family Leave and Security Act
Financial Labor Standards Agreement
NLRB ________
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Rights Bureau
National Labor Review Board
National Labor Resource Bureau
NRA ________
National Recovery Administration
National Rifle Association
National Road Authority
National Research Agency
SSA ________
Social Security Administration
State Security Agency
Society of Statistical Analysis
Student Services Association
Advocate for product labelling and education; led the Office of Consumer Affairs in the 1960s
Esther Peterson
Ralph Nader
Rachel Carson
Betty Friedan
A push in the 1960s-70s to improve safety, labelling, and transparency.
Consumer Movement
Industrial Revolution
Green Revolution
Civil Rights Movement
Created an agency to recall unsafe products and set safety rules ________
Consumer Product Safety Act (1972)
Federal Trade Commission Act (1914)
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (1938)
Occupational Safety and Health Act (1970)
Gave the consumers the right to understand and force warranties ________
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (1975)
Sherman Antitrust Act (1890)
Fair Labor Standards Act (1938)
Clayton Act (1914)
Created safety standards for car and required seatbelts. Fill in the blank: ________
National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act (1966)
Clean Air Act (1970)
Federal Highway Act (1956)
Consumer Product Safety Act (1972)
Wrote Unsafe at Any Speed which exposed car safety issues and sparked consumer reforms. Fill in the blank: ________
Ralph Nadar
Henry Ford
Lee Iacocca
Elon Musk
The idea that consumers have the right to clear accurate info about the products they use. Fill in the blank: ________
Right to Know
Right to Sell
Right to Ignore
Right to Advertise
The requirement that ads must be honest and not mislead consumers. Fill in the blank: ________
Truth-In-Advertising
Puffery Principle
Brand Endorsement
Subliminal Messaging
Someone who reports unsafe or unethical practices within a company. Fill in the blank: ________
Whistleblower
Manager
Shareholder
Consultant
Public efforts to support stronger protections and rights for buyers. Fill in the blank: ________
Consumer Advocacy
Product Marketing
Corporate Lobbying
Industrial Regulation
UL stands for ________.
Underwriters Laboratories
Universal Logistics
United Learning
Ultimate Labs
TILA stands for ________.
Truth in Lending Act
Tax Incentive Loan Agreement
Total Interest Loan Amount
Trade and Investment Law Act
OCA stands for ________.
Office of Consumer Affairs
Office of Corporate Affairs
Organization of Certified Accountants
Official Council of Advisors
NHTSA stands for ________.
National Highway Traffic and Safety Association
National Health and Transportation Safety Agency
National Highway Transportation and Security Administration
National Hazardous Transport Safety Authority
CPSC stands for ________.
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Central Public Service Commission
Certified Professional Safety Consultant
Computer Programming Standards Council
The 2018 law giving Californians the right to know what data companies collect and request its deletion. Fill in the blank: ________
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
A modern form of public backlash where individuals or companies face consumer boycotts due to controversial actions or statements. Fill in the blank: ________
Cancel Culture
Viral Marketing
Brand Loyalty
Crowdfunding
A contract where users agree to terms by clicking 'I agree' before using a service. Fill in the blank: ________
Clickwrap Agreement
Browsewrap Agreement
Shrinkwrap Agreement
End User License Agreement
Information companies collect about your habits, choices, or identity is called _________.
Consumer Data
Product Review
Sales Tax
Warranty Period
Design tricks used in apps or websites to manipulate users into actions like signing up or sharing data are called _________?
Dark Patterns
User Flows
Growth Hacks
UI Shortcuts
A European Union law that sets strict rules for how companies collect and use personal data is called _________.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Digital Markets Act (DMA)
ePrivacy Directive
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
When individuals promote products to followers, often blurring the line between opinion and advertisement, this is called _________
Influencer Marketing
Affiliate Shopping
Crowdsourcing
Viral Messaging
A consumer movement pushing for laws that let individuals fix their own devices or use independent repair services is called _________
Right To Repair
Digital Divide
Net Neutrality
Planned Obsolescence
The process of collecting data about your online activity to serve targeted ads is called _________.
Ad Tracking
Data Mining
Phishing
Cloud Storage
DDoS stands for _________.
Distributed Denial of Service
Direct Data of Service
Dynamic Domain of Security
Digital Denial of System
EULA stands for _________.
End User License Agreement
Extended User Login Access
Enterprise Utility License Agreement
Electronic User Legal Authorization
PII stands for _________.
Personally Identifiable Information
Public Internet Information
Private Internal Inquiry
Personal Insurance Index
SSO stands for _________.
Single Sign-On
Secure System Operation
Simple Service Option
System Security Office
COPPA stands for _________
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act
Consumer Online Privacy Protection Act
Children’s Online Protection Policy Agreement
Cybersecurity Online Privacy Protection Act
