Causes
Grocery Store
Fast Food
Effects on People
Fun Facts
100

What is inflation?

Prices of things going up over time.

100

What food has become more expensive: eggs or air?

Eggs.

100

Are fast food prices higher or lower today than years ago?

Higher.

100

Who is hurt most by rising food prices?

Low-Income Families

100

True or False: Food prices have increased in the last few years.

True.

200

What problem made food harder to transport during COVID?

Supply chain problems.

200

What store do people buy food from?

Grocery store.

200

What meal used to be called cheap but now costs more?

Fast food combo meals.

200

What do some people skip because food costs too much?

Meals.

200

What food item became famous online for being expensive?

Eggs.

300

What happens to crops during droughts?

They grow less food.

300

What happens when stores pay more for products?

Customers pay more too.

300

Why are restaurants charging more money?

Food and worker costs increased.

300

Why do families make shopping lists more often now?  

To save money.

300

About how many times do most people grocery shop each month?

Around 4 times.

400

What happens when gas prices rise?

Food transportation costs more.

400

What does “budget shopping” mean?

Trying to spend less money.

400

What happens if restaurants don’t raise prices?

They lose money.

400

What might people stop buying when prices are high?

Snacks, junk food, or extra items.

400

What holiday food becomes expensive around Thanksgiving?

Turkey.

500

Name one reason food prices rise.

Inflation, weather, transportation, wars, supply chain issues, etc.

500

What is one way families save money on food?

Coupons, buying less, cheaper brands, etc.

500

Name one fast food place affected by rising prices.

McDonald’s, Taco Bell, Wendy’s.

500

How can rising food prices affect families?

They may struggle to afford enough food.



500

What is one thing people can do to help save money on food?

Meal planning, coupons, buying in bulk, etc.