SURVEY RESULTS ON CLOTH CONSUMPTION. 1. Are you..?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Listen and repeat: THE FAMILY TREE (Name) is ______s ________.

Advertisements

My Family SEN Home Economics

Teens 2 lesson four shopping wisely. terms you should know Comparison Shopping Brand Name Generic Brand Discount Store Thrift Store Teens 2 – Lesson 4.

Budgeting Spend wisely. Save Regularly. Invest Carefully.

Goals should be... Be specific Be written so that you can measure the result Be reachable Have a time deadline.

Consumer Theory Consumers choose the best bundles of goods they can afford. 1.Can afford – Budget constraints. 2.“Best” – according to preferences. Why.

Chapter 6: Consumer Awareness

ADVERTISE THIS! Our Product Name: Price: Where to buy it: How to use it and good points:

Social service agencies.  Bank statement  Pay stub  SDG Learner Benefits  Notice of Assessment.

EXAMPLE 1 Finding a Sale Price You are shopping for a guitar and find one with an original price of $160. The store is offering a 30% discount on all guitars.

A quantitative study into shopping behaviour and attitudes Retail 2012.

Robbie’s Birthday Spending “Hi, my name is Robbie and I just turned 7 years old.” “For my birthday last week I got $22!” “Today, mommy is taking me to.

QUESTIONNAIRE – Slovakia Consumer behavior of young adults in European comparison COMMENTS ON THE QUESTIONNAIRE.

3/12/15 BR – Describe the process you go through (if any) when it comes to making a choice about buying something. For example, if you were going to buy.

A quantitative study into shopping behaviour and attitudes Retail 2012.

Responsible Consumerism. Influences on Personal Consumer Choices What are some of the factors that influence your personal consumer choices? Do you think.

Tax Education - Opening Lesson Name of lecturer: School:

Q : What kind of company does George want to work for? Job wanted GEORGE, age 20, high school graduate, seeks job in internationally oriented firm. Some.

7th Graders Oral Test. I. Personal Questions 1. What’s your name? 2. What’s your last name? 3. How old are you? 4. Where do you live? 5. Where are you.

Hello, I am Andy. I'm a junior high school student. This is my family. My parents' names are Alice and Sam. My mom is 49, and my dad is 50. They are dentists.

SHOPPING RACE. Where can you buy a newspaper or a magazine?

Hands up if you have ever had a row with a parent or guardian about how much money you spend.

EconomicSocial FactorsPersonal Factors Prices Interest Rates Product Quality Supply and demand Convenience Product Safety Brand Name Maintenance Costs.

A quantitative study into shopping behaviour and attitudes Retail 2012.

Shopping Habits_level 4. Are you fond of shopping? How often do you go shopping? What kinds of goods do you What kinds of goods do you usually shop for?

I went to the store to buy a house and it cost: $35,000 It was on Sale Discount 40% off.

Back to Calendar Give presents to your family on Christmas.

Personal Finance for High School Seniors. "...the borrower is a slave to the lender" (Proverbs 22:7)

A quantitative study into shopping behaviour and attitudes Retail 2012.

‘Cause you blew all of your $$$ on Spring Break. ;)

PRESENT Simple.

Mrs. Poggiali’s class I am thankful for…. My family and god and friends and My dog my dog.

What are you going to buy? Young people like to wear them…

How to Grocery Shop Aaina Gupta and Zariah McCorkle.

The consumption habits between two cities: Hong Kong and Melbourne By The Phoenix (KiKi, Daisy, Jaime)

Oral: Role Play I am Chris Wong. I ______. I am doing a survey on _____. My _____ has asked me to interview ______. May I ask you some questions?

Social service agencies.  Bank statement  Pay stub  SDG Learner Benefits  Notice of Assessment.

10/14 Aim : Why is budgeting important? Do Now : Necessities & Luxuries Chart.

Journal Entry How do you decide what to buy? Do you consider different options before you decide? Do your friends or family influence your decisions?

Budgeting at University When you are at university, your costs will increase by a considerable amount. You may choose to live on your own during your degree,

Clothing & Families Objectives:

Needs vs Wants.

Survey results from Biecz students from Zespó ł Szkó ł Zawodowych in Biecz took part in this survey during first two weeks of March Graphs.

1. Is there a Finnish national costume at your home area? Find out what it looks like and when it has been collected. If there is no national costume at.

SHOT YOUR OWN COMMERCIAL. Rule 1.eight people in a group 2. a pair of hostess+ three pairs of witnesses 3. Recommend a product and use the pattern ”Before…..,

Family clothing needs- How do you think family clothing needs have changed over the years? -Society is ever changing.

Shopping Fani Chiletzari. Shopping is an activity of selection and purchase. Some people consider it leisure as well.

UNIT C ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS AND FINANCING

Designing and Printing t-shirts based on The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad. Cheaper option of clothing that is already online. Personalised designs. Quick.

COMENIUS PARTNERSHIP World Heritage EARTH - corporate social responsibility and life in diversity SURVEYS ON CLOTHES CONSUMTION.

POPULATION Filip Avdić, 7.b. The world population is growing! Every day many people are born on our planet, but also, many people die. In the future there.

Enjoy 3 R’s By: Jack Johnson =) 3 it’s a magic #

1 Clothing and Families Chapter 3. 2 Family Clothing Needs How has your family clothing changed over the years??

Nadiya Abdullah. Phalina velen 24 years old, she came from Ethiopia, she likes listening music and visiting new and nice place and she doesn’t have any.

EXAMPLE 1 Finding a Sale Price Clothing You buy a pair of jeans that is 30% off the original price of $29. What is the sale price? STEP 1 Find the amount.

Source: Newspaper Society Retail Survey 2012/BDR Continental Base: Main grocery Shopper Sample Size:87. Which of these are important to you in deciding.

Budgeting for Your Future… Ms. Smith Personal Finance.

Pirchy Dayan.  What's your first name?  What's your last name (surname)?  Do you have a story behind your name?  Do you have a nickname?  Which nickname.

Chapter 10 Copyright © 2015 Pearson Education. Slide 2 of 35 Chapter 10 Learning Objectives 10.1 To understand the family as a consumer socialization.

Problem of the Week! Sam arrived at the Shoprite store at 4:00 in the afternoon. He shopped for 2 hours buying school supplies. Pencils were 15 cents each,

TURKEY. CONSUMPTIONS HABITS GENDER: Female – Male AGE: 15 – 18 Monthly income of your family: 800 Number of members in your family: 4 Number of children.

How to choose the suitable gift item at very affordable price?

Teens 2 lesson four shopping wisely presentation slides 04/09.

Money, Money, Money.... To understand the differences between wants and needs To be able to plan a budget that balances income and spending.

Ten Money Saving Tips For Teenagers

Intimacy Define Intimacy..

Markup & Discount Section 5-7.

Present perfect simple/ continuous

Where When Who What How Game.

Presentation transcript:

SURVEY RESULTS ON CLOTH CONSUMPTION

1. Are you..?

2. How old are you?

3. You are a student of…

4. Where do you live?

5. Do you have any brother or sister?

6. Your parents’ education…

7. While buying clothes what criteria do you take into consideration?

8. How does commercial influence you buying the clothes?

9. Where do you most often buy clothes?

10. Do you ever read what’s written on the label?

11. While buying clothes do you take the materials they are made of into consideration?

12. How often do you think that you’ve got too many clothes in your closet?

13. What role does up-to-date clothing play in your life?

14. How often do you go out for shopping of clothes in a month?

15. While buying clothes do you take the prices into consideration?

16. How much of your clothes are on sale or are discounted when you buy them?

17. Do you regret spending more than your budget when you shop for clothes?

18. How much would you usually spend per month on clothing?

19. What materials according to you are the most suitable for people?

20. What do you and your family do with clothes that are not used anymore or are already worn out?