Consumer Choices Quiz

Why is it important for teens to know how to evaluate products and services?

• To save money.

• To make informed decisions about their health.

• To impress their friends.

• To avoid shopping.

What are some examples of consumable products?

• Hair and skin care products, weight loss products, and sports drinks.

• Furniture and appliances.

• Books and magazines.

• Clothing and accessories.

What do the makers of consumable products often claim?

• That the product is the cheapest.

• That using them will improve your personal appearance or physical performance.

• That the product is the most popular.

• That the product is environmentally friendly.

What are durable products meant to do?

• Be used once and thrown away.

• Last for a number of years before they wear out.

• Be consumed quickly.

• Be used only for decoration.

What is an example of durable products mentioned in the text?

• Hair and skin care products.

• Weight loss products.

• Sports equipment.

• Snack foods.

Why is having the right equipment and protective gear essential in sports?

• To look fashionable.

• To save money.

• To take part in an organized sport and maintain fitness.

• To avoid buying new equipment.

What should you read to determine a product's contents and possible safety issues?

• The product's price tag.

• The product labels and other information supplied with the product.

• The product's brand name.

• The product's advertisements.

What should you check for in a food product to ensure safety?

• If it is on sale.

• If it contains a substance to which you are allergic.

• If it is popular.

• If it has attractive packaging.

What is the main topic of the document?

• How to save money while shopping.

• Being a wise consumer and making healthy consumer choices.

• The history of consumer products.

• The best brands to buy.

What is the purpose of the document?

• To teach students how to make informed decisions about products and services.

• To advertise new products.

• To explain the history of consumerism.

• To provide recipes for healthy meals.