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Doris D. Morgan, Extension
Agent, Home Economics
Your Supermarket may make you feel like a kid at a carnival, but it isn’t always fun to shop for food. Today’s shopper faces a wider choice of similar products, and a wide range of decisions to make each time she walks into the supermarket.
If you are on a budget, or should be, and consider yourself well-endowed with common sense, take this quiz to see just how wise a shopper you really are.
A CONSUMER QUIZ 1. The least expensive cuts of beef come from which part of the carcass? (1)— Round (2)— Loin (3)—Chuck (4)— Rib
2. Your store is selling a dozen Grade A Large eggs for 56 cents and a dozen Grade A Medium for 47 cents. Which is the better buy in terms of getting the most egg’ for your money?
3. Which of the following is the best preparation for your regular food shopping spree? (1)— make out a list and buy only what is on it (2) — check the ads and see what and where the best buys are (3)—walk around the store and buy whatever appeals to you (4)— don’t keep a regular pattern of shopping
4. How can you tell if a canI
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