
Groceries 101 Review
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9th - 12th Grade
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April Magee
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Multiple Choice
How is a grocery budget calculated?
By establishing a spending range, determining the total amount spent on groceries in one week and making adjustments to stay within the range.
By establishing an overall spending budget, determining the least amount left for groceries and only spending the specific amount per week.
By establishing a spending range from necessary to unnecessary items and only allotting the necessary items into the grocery budget.
By establishing a monthly meal plan, conducting a food inventory and deciding how much food is and is not needed in one week
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following describes a farmers' market?
Specialized store which sells products at a premium price.
Centrally located food stand offering discout price.
Centrally located food stand offering items at a higher price than a supermarket.
A very large, all-in-one store which tends to require self-service
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Multiple Choice
Sam's Clud and Costco are examples of which of the following?
Supermarkets
Boutique grocery stores
Farmers' markets
Membership warehouses
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Multiple Choice
Terri evaluated the food items already in her home to prevent unnecessary purchasing and save money. Which is this called?
A monthly meal plan
Prepare her meal planning notebook
A food inventory
Create a grocery list
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following describes spending range?
The portion of income which can be spent freely
The range of money which can logically be spent on groceries
The spending range allotted only toward household items
The amount of income allotted to saving.
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Multiple Choice
Jeff needs to purchase milk, eggs, bananas and ground beef. Where in the store layout should he shop?
The perimeter
The center aisles
The front of the store
The back of the store
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following does NOT describe unit pricing?
An item sold in bulk
Amount of money one coupon offers
An item sold by shelf price tag
Amount of money one unit of item costs
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Multiple Choice
In the center aisles of a store layout, which levels of the shelves are the most expensive?
Bottom shelves
Eye-level shelves
Top shelves
No specific area
9
Multiple Choice
Most Americans eat how many meals away from home?
One out of five
Two out of five
Three out fo five
Four out of five
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following method is NOT involved in planning and preparing for the grocery store?
A weekly meal plan
A grocery list
A food diary
A food inventory
How is a grocery budget calculated?
By establishing a spending range, determining the total amount spent on groceries in one week and making adjustments to stay within the range.
By establishing an overall spending budget, determining the least amount left for groceries and only spending the specific amount per week.
By establishing a spending range from necessary to unnecessary items and only allotting the necessary items into the grocery budget.
By establishing a monthly meal plan, conducting a food inventory and deciding how much food is and is not needed in one week
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