| Comparison Shopping Quiz |
| Directions:
Write down the
correct answer for each question on a sheet of paper with a complete
heading. Hand this in when you are complete. |
1.
What is comparison shopping?
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- A way to compare prices on food products.
- Comparing prices of various brands, forms and
sizes of the same item to determine which offers the best value.
- Looking at the nutritional value of items to see
which one is the healthiest choice.
- Knowing that the store's versions of products are
always cheaper.
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| 2.
Which of the following identifies products that are created and
packaged by the supermarket they are sold in? |
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- Generic
Brand
- Name Brand
- National Brand
- Store Brand
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| 3.
Private label is referring to which type of brand? |
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- Store
Brand
- Name Brand
- Generic Brand
- National Brand
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| 4.
On average, name brands cost how much more than store brands? |
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- 5-10%
- 10-25%
- 30-50%
- 50-60%
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| 5.
Which of the following gives four examples of store brands? |
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- Minute Maid, Nature's Place, Dole, Sunkist
- Great Value, Food Club, Hannaford, Central Market
Classics
- Maxwell House, Great Value, Pillsbury, Rite Aid
- Nabisco, Hannaford, Central Market Classics, Sam's
Club
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| 6.
Which of the following statements is false about comparison shopping? |
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- Different
forms of food often have similar nutritional values, so you
may want to see which form is cheaper based on what you are
using it for.
- National brands often cost more because of their
higher advertising costs.
- Half of the time, consumers cannot tell the
difference between name brands and private labels.
- Buying in bulk is the best way to purchase foods.
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