Unit 2 Test - Consumer Skills**

1) Which statement best describes how to comparison shop?

• Set a budget, decide what features you want, and see which stores/brands best fit your needs
• Visit many stores and ask the salespeople to lower the price until one offers something you can afford

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3A

2) A popular promotion at stores is "Buy One, Get One Free." Why do stores offer this deal to their customers?

• Stores promote the deal but make you pay for the second item anyway once you're at the cash register
• Great deals convince customers to buy things they don't need and stay loyal to the store or brand

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CCSS.7.RP.A.3

3) On a restaurant receipt, you will commonly find each of these items EXCEPT...

• The tax and tip that were added to your bill
• The total money in the bank account you used to pay

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CCSS.6.NS.B.3

4) Naya has done a lot of shopping recently. Which receipt should she probably keep the longest?

• Restaurant receipt for sandwich, salad, and lemonade
• Target receipt for bluetooth headphones for her and a popular toy for her niece's birthday

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CCSS.6.NS.B.3

5) Here's Ruth's receipt from the onsite cafe at her job. How many items did Ruth buy?

• 2
• 3

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CCSS.6.NS.B.3

6) Here's Ruth's receipt from the onsite cafe at her job. How much did she pay for this meal at the cafe?

• $1.17
• $14.50

7) Complete this sentence: A checking account statement...

• is the receipt you get from a store when you purchase something using a check
• lists all the purchases and deposits you've made in the previous month

8) Which of the following transactions will REDUCE the amount of money in your checking account?

• Deposit a check your uncle gives you for your birthday
• Use your debit card to get money from an ATM

9) What do you need in order to open a checking account?

• A form of ID and proof of address
• A report card showing you've passed all your classes

10) Which of these is a common reason someone would use a peer-to-peer payment app?

• To buy groceries at the supermarket
• To repay a friend who covered their costs at a restaurant