Shopping Vocabulary
What do you call the total amount of money you plan to spend?
What is a budget?
Should you compare prices before buying something?
What is yes?
What does BOGO stand for?
What is Buy One, Get One?
Is food a need or a want?
What is a need?
What should you do before shopping?
What is make a budget?
What is a paper that shows what you bought?
What is a receipt?
Should you make a shopping list before going to a store?
What is yes?
What can you use to lower the price of an item?
What is a coupon?
Is candy a need or a want?
What is a want?
What does it mean to stay within your budget?
What is spending only what you planned?
What do you call money taken off of the original price?
What is a discount?
What should you do if an item is too expensive?
What is look for a cheaper option?
What does "clearance" mean?
What is items marked down to sell quickly?
Is school supplies a need or a want?
What is a need?
What happens when you spend more than your budget?
What is going over budget?
What is the extra money added to a purchase by the government?
What is a sales tax?
Why should you keep receipts?
What is to track spending or return items?
Why should you check the original price during a sale?
What is to see how much you are saving?
Why should needs come before wants?
What is because they are more important?
Why is saving money important?
What is to prepare for future needs and emergiences
What do you call buying something without planning to buy it?
What is an impulse purchase?
What is one way to avoid impulse buying?
What is sticking to a budget
True or False: A 50% off sale means the price is cut in half?
What is true?
What can happen if you spend to much money on wants?
What is you may not have enough for your needs?
What is one benefit of budgeting while shopping?
What is helping you control your money and avoid overspending