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Student Activities $ Lesson Four Shopping Wisely 04/09

comparing choices Compare your choices for buying soft drinks and clothing items using the charts below. Soft Drink One Can vending machine brand name at convenience store brand name at grocery store brand name at discount store generic brand other: Cost Clothes One Pair brand name designer lesser brand discount store thrift store other: other: Cost www.practicalmoneyskills.com shopping wisely student activity 4-1

comparison-shopping chart 1 Use this chart when you go comparison-shopping for an electronic device. Item Name: 1 2 3 Store Brand Name Price Basic Features Special Features Warranty Refund/Exchange Policies Other www.practicalmoneyskills.com shopping wisely student activity 4-2a

comparison-shopping chart 1 Use this chart when you go comparison-shopping for an item of clothing. Item of Clothing: 1 2 3 Brand Name Price Where to be Worn Style Durability Comfort Refund/Exchange Policies www.practicalmoneyskills.com shopping wisely student activity 4-2b

comparison-shopping sources Choose an item that you would like to buy. Compare the cost of buying the identical item from a store, by mail, or online. Do research to find the information in the chart below. Item Brand Store Mail Order Online Shopping Catalog Company Address or Website Price Shipping cost Delivery Time Warranty Return Policy Other Information www.practicalmoneyskills.com shopping wisely student activity 4-2c

lesson 4 quiz: shopping decisions choose the correct answer. 1. Being a wise shopper involves: a. making quick decisions. b. traveling as far as needed for the best price. c. comparing choices. d. always buying name brand items. 2. A product s written guarantee is called a: a. consumer. b. refund policy. c. brand name. d. warranty. 3. The best spending choice is to: a. always shop at brand-name stores. b. buy the same thing my friends buy. c. compare choices before I buy. d. always shop online. 4. I need a product that will last a long time. I should compare the product's: a. durability. b. prices. c. features. d. brand names. 5. I m in a hurry for my purchase. I should compare the stores : a. brand names. b. delivery times. c. shipping costs. d. warranties. www.practicalmoneyskills.com shopping wisely quiz 4-2

best buys Look at information to compare products in the examples below. Can you find the best buy? A. B. 1. There are two brands of puffed wheat cereal. One is packaged in a bag. The other one comes in a box. Read the labels on both. Which is the best buy? ITEM PRICE UNIT PRICE ITEM PRICE UNIT PRICE $1.99 31.1 $2.39 19.9 PER OUNCE PER OUNCE Crunchy Pretzels 6.4-oz. Crispy Pretzels 12-oz. 2. You are trying to decide whether to buy Crunchy or Crispy pretzels. Check the unit pricing tags. Which is the best buy? A. B. 3. You can buy the same brand of apple juice in bottles or boxes. The label on the bottle says it contains 20, 6-ounce servings of juice. There are 10, 10-ounce juice boxes in a package. Which is the best buy? www.practicalmoneyskills.com shopping wisely student activity 4-3a

lesson 4 quiz: comparison shopping choose the correct answer. 1. Which of these is not a reliable way to compare products? a. the price per unit b. the size of the package c. the weight information on the label d. prices from store ads 2. What information does the unit price tag not include? a. the cost of the product b. the name of the product c. the price per unit d. the freshness of the product 3. A store advertises 24 cans of soda for $5.99.Twelve cans of the same soda cost $3.99. What information will help you identify the better buy? a. the price per can b. the total weight c. the brand name d. the store s location 4. Milk at the store next to your house sells for $3.29 a gallon. Another store, 10 miles away, sells milk for $3.24 a gallon. Why is the $3.29 milk a better choice? a. It s not; the other milk is 5 cents cheaper. b. The gas to go to the other store costs more than 5 cents. c. It costs less per unit. d. Milk that costs more is always fresher. 5. A 32-ounce bag of potato chips costs less per ounce than a 12-ounce one. You should buy the 32-ounce bag: a. because the bag is bigger. b. even if you don t like that brand of potato chips. c. only if you will use it all. d. because you should always buy what s on sale. www.practicalmoneyskills.com shopping wisely quiz 4-3