Basic Shopping Terms Quiz

Basic Shopping Terms

• Shop: A place where goods are sold.
• Store: A larger retail establishment, often part of a chain.
• Mall: A complex of shops and stores, often with dining and entertainment options.
• Cart: A wheeled container used to carry items while shopping.
• Checkout: The place where customers pay for their purchases.
• Receipt: A document showing proof of purchase.
• Sale: A reduction in price; often a promotion to encourage buying.
• Discount: A percentage or fixed amount taken off the original price.
• Product: An item that is sold in a store.
• Brand: A specific product or group of products made by a particular company.
• Consumer: A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.

Shopping Phrases

• "Where is the nearest store?": Asking for directions to a retail location.
• "How much does this cost?": Inquiring about the price of an item.
• "Can I try this on?": Requesting to test clothing for fit.
• "Do you have this in a different size/color?": Asking for variations of a product.
• "I’d like to return this.": Indicating a desire to give back a purchased item.
• "Is there a warranty on this?": Asking about product guarantees/coverage.
• "Can you help me find...?": Requesting assistance in locating a specific item.
• "What’s the return policy?": Inquiring about the rules for returning products.
• "I’m just browsing, thank you.": Indicating that you are looking without intent to buy.
• "I’ll take it!": Finalizing the decision to purchase an item.

Basic Shopping Terms

• Shop: Retail space dedicated to selling goods.
• Store: Larger retail entity often part of a chain or franchise.
• Mall: A shopping complex featuring various stores, restaurants, and entertainment options.
• Cart: Wheeled device for transporting items while shopping, commonly found in supermarkets.
• Checkout: Area in a store where transactions are completed and payments made.
• Receipt: Document provided to confirm a purchase, detailing items bought and amounts paid.
• Sale: Promotional event indicating reduced prices to stimulate purchasing activity.
• Discount: A specific reduction in price either as a percentage or fixed amount on the original price.
• Product: Any item available for sale in a retail environment.
• Brand: Distinct product line or group associated with a specific company, often representing quality and value.
• Consumer: Individual who purchases products or services for personal use.

Shopping Phrases

• "Where is the nearest store?": Used to request information about the closest retail outlet.
• "How much does this cost?": A common inquiry for determining the price of an item.
• "Can I try this on?": Phrase used to ask for permission to fit clothing items before purchase.
• "Do you have this in a different size/color?": Request for alternative options in products that may better suit personal preferences.
• "I’d like to return this.": Indicates the intention to return a purchased item, usually within a defined return policy.
• "Is there a warranty on this?": Inquiry about coverage or guarantee for product defects or issues after purchase.
• "Can you help me find...?": Seeking assistance in locating a specific item within a store.
• "What’s the return policy?": Question to understand the store's rules regarding the return of purchased items.
• "I’m just browsing, thank you.": Communicates that one is looking around without a commitment to make a purchase.
• "I’ll take it!": An expression of decision to complete the purchase of an item.