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Grade 9 Chapter 7: Consumerism
Grade 9 Chapter 7: Consumerism
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Because consumerism focuses on the individual it is mostly found in these types of economies
Planned and Market
Capitalist and Mixed
Market and Command
Socialist and capitalist
2
What technique is being used here?
Scientific Appeal
Glitterring Generalities
Bandwagon
Emotional Appeal
3
Marketing and Advertising is used in which type (s) of economic systems?
Mixed Only
Centrally Planned Only
Market and Mixed
Market Only
4
All of the following are factors that consumers should consider before purchasing goods except:
Identity
Health and Safety
Jobs
Factors of Production
5
A consumer is anyone who has money to spend and spends it in the economy
False
True
6
A decision by a group of consumers not to buy a certain product is called a...
Boycott
Boyscott
Strike
union disclosure
7
This type of information on a product serves to
limit cigarette sales
ban certain harmful substances
protect the health and safety of consumers
encourage the consumption of cigarettes
8
Consumerism also affects which aspect of quality of life related to the environment?
Psychological
Physical
Economic
Social
9
GDP per capita is a way to estimate how well off people in a country are
True
False
10
Watch the following ad: What is the most prominent technique being used?
Plain Folks Appeal
Scientific Appeal
Testimonial
Bandwagon Effect
11
When considering the environment we should be looking at all of the following except
How the product affects supply and demand
What a product is made out of
How to dispose of the product
How a product is made
12
What advertising technique is being used in this commercial?
Glittering generalities
Bandwagon Effect
Plain folks appeal
Emotional Appeal based on fear
13
The media uses techniques to try and convince people to buy goods they don't even need
False
True
14
One of the reasons consumers over consume is because they want goods they don't even need
True
False
15
The theory of consumerism states that the more____people have, the more likely they are to ____
Money, Spend it
Resources, Enhance Economic Growth
Resources, Utilize Land, Labour and Capital
Money, Save it
16
Our current rates of consumption are sustainable
False
True
17
When considering our identity as a consumer, our purchases should align with our...
Ethics and Morals
Beliefs
All of the above
Values
18
One of the most powerful influences a consumer has in the creation of new products is
stronger advertising techniques
increased competition
showing an increased demand for something
showing an increased supply of something
19
When you buy products you connect to a chain of people and their jobs. Therefore you can affect
Job Creation and Job Loss
Unemployment only
What type of economic system is in place
What type of products are made
20
Someone who refuses to buy a product because it is tested on animals is engaging in a strike
True
False
21
All of the following are examples of boycotts except
A price increase of a product due to high demand
Animal rights groups protesting testing on animals
human rights activists cracking down on slave/child labour
Environmental organizations fighting illegal pollution
22
What does GDP measure?
How much supply and demand a country has
The type of economic system a country operates under
The amount of wealth a country's economy generates
What region resources are produced in, in a country
23
The 3 that were missing from the previous question include all of the following except...
Testimonial
Plain Folks Appeal
Fancy Folks Appeal
Emotional Appeal
24
A consumer is anyone who has money to spend, and who purchases a product
False
True
25
What technique is being used here?
Scientific Appeal
Testimonial
Emotional Appeal
Bandwagon
26
The remaining 3 factors to consider are listed below and include all of the following except...
Environment
Advertising/Marketing Influence
Need vs. Want
Citizenship
27
Marketing and Advertising are generally used to create....
A higher GDP
Supply
Scarcity
Demand
28
Which Technique is being used here?
Emotional Appeal: Fear
Glittering Generalities
Scientific Appeal
Emotional Appeal: Desire
29
The advertising technique most prominently used in this print ad is...
Glittering Generalities
Celebrity Testimonial
Bandwagon Effect
Scientific Appeal
30
Which advertising technique is being used in these commercials?
Glittering Generalities
Scientific Appeal
Plain Folks Appeal
Bandwagon Effect
31
Of the 3 basic economic questions, in a market economy consumers directly determine the answer to which one?
When will the goods be produced?
How will be the goods be produced?
For whom will the goods be produced?
What goods will be produced?
32
What does GDP stand for?
Gross Domestic Product
Goods Demanding Prosperity
Good Demand Prospects
Good Day Pal
33
Prosperity is a measure of how well off people are
True
False
34
The 6 different advertising techniques include all of the following except...
Documented Hyperbole
Glittering Generalities
Scientific Appeal
Bandwagon Effect
35
Consumerism is all about the group over the individual
False
True
36
Consumerism drives what type of economy (ies)?
Mixed Only
Both Market and Mixed
Market Only
Planned Only
37
Which advertising technique is most prominently being used in this ad?
Scientific Appeal
Emotional Appeal: Desire
Emotional Appeal: Fear
Testimonial
38
Finish the sentence: Ads encourage consumers to buy products ___________________
to enhance their political quality of life
so they have something to with their lives
to enhance their social aspect of quality of life
even if they don't need them
39
Which Advertising technique is being used in this commercial?
Glittering Generalities
Plain Folks Appeal
Bandwagon Effect
Scientific Appeal
40
The following Print ad is BEST represented by what advertising technique
Glittering Generalities
Plain Folks Appeal
Bandwagon Effect
Testimonial
41
When analyzing how your choices affect jobs, all the following should be considered except...
Local vs. International jobs
Made by hand or made by machines
Use of salve labour or poor working conditions
How much money you have to spend
42
Considering health/safety of a product before purchasing it requires all the following except
Reading all labels
Considering warnings such as WHMIS
Looking at Nutrition Information/Ingredients
Looking at the price
43
Consumerism is....
The study of what to make, how it's made and who will buy it
Too much supply of a product, with very little demand for it
How much money people have to spend and what they spend it on
An overabundance of demand, with very little supply provided
44
The 3 basic economic questions include all the following except
How will the goods be produced?
Why will the goods be produced?
What goods will be produced?
For whom will the goods be produced?
45
Deciding not to purchase products tested on animals aligns most closely with which big idea?
Scarcity
Quality of Life
Identity
Citizenship
46
The idea of FOMO (Fear of missing out) is related to which advertising technique
Plain Folks Appeal
Testimonial
Scientific Appeal
Bandwagon Effect
47
The image below is showing a strike
False
True
48
Consumerism thrives off of
Cooperation
Monopolies
the public good
Personal choice
49
Over consumption relates to the idea of high demand and low supply, resulting in scarcity
True
False
50
The 6 factors that influence consumer decision making are
Identity, Health and Safety, Jobs, Environment, Advertising, Need vs. Want
Identity, Health and Safety, Jobs, Environment, Capitalism, Socialism
Identity, Health and Safety, Jobs, Environment, Quality of Life, Supply
Identity, Health and Safety, Jobs, Environment, Marketing, Competition
