Shopping and Spending Expressions Quiz

What does the phrase 'shop till you drop' imply?

Which term best describes a store where goods are typically sold for one pound or less?

What is meant by 'shopping therapy'?

If someone is 'shopper's paradise' what are they likely to experience?

What does 'splash out' indicate about a person's spending habits?

What does the expression 'break the bank' mean?

Which phrase indicates that something is available to buy for the first time?

If an item is well below the usual price, what can you say about it?

What does 'pay through the nose' signify?

Which expression would you use to describe an expensive item that is not worth its price?

What does it mean if something costs 'an arm and a leg'?

Which phrase would you use when an item is priced reasonably?

What does 'I can't afford it' imply?

Shopping and Spending Expressions

Bargain hunting: The act of looking for items at the lowest price in shops.
One-stop shop: A location where you can buy everything needed or wanted.
Break the bank: To spend or lose all your money, or buy something too expensive.
It's a bargain: Something is well below the usual price.
Buy a lemon: To purchase a defective or unreliable item, especially a car.
Hit the shops: A product becomes available for purchase.
I can't afford it: Lacking the money to buy something.
It costs an arm and a leg: Something is extremely expensive.
It costs a fortune: Something is very expensive.
It's a steal: Something is exceptionally cheap.
It's good value for money: Worth the price paid.
It's a bit pricey: Slightly expensive.
It's a rip-off: Significantly overpriced.
Pay through the nose: Paying an excessively high price.
Pound shop: A shop where items are sold for a low price, usually one pound or less (primarily UK).
Shop around: Visiting multiple stores to compare prices.
Shop 'til you drop: Shopping for a very long time until exhausted.
Shopper's paradise: A place with a wide selection of items available for sale.
Shopping spree: A lively outing with significant spending.
Shopping therapy: Buying things to improve mood.
Splash out: Buying something expensive even if it costs a lot.
Window shopping: Looking at items in shop windows without buying.

Test your understanding of common shopping and spending expressions with this engaging quiz. Learn the meanings behind phrases like 'bargain hunting' and 'break the bank' and see how well you can identify them in context. Perfect for language learners and shopping enthusiasts alike!