Food labellingOnline version Food labelling by Zhansaya Rakimbekova 1 What is a label? a A piece of cloth b A piece of paper or material providing product information c A type of adhesive d A type of packaging material 2 Why do we need labels? a To confuse consumers b To help consumers make informed decisions c To hide information about products d To increase product prices 3 Why do labels have dates on them? a To indicate the day of the week b To inform consumers about holidays c To provide information about product freshness and safety d To display random numbers 4 Why do labels tell us where to store our products? a To make the packaging look attractive b To confuse consumers c To ensure product safety and quality d To increase product sales 5 Why do labels tell us where our products come from? a To test consumers' knowledge b To inform consumers about the company's location c To hide information about the product origin d To confuse consumers 6 What is the nutritional information/health claims section for? a To provide consumers with information about product ingredients b To inform consumers about the company's health claims c To provide consumers with information about product ingredients B) To inform consumers about the company's health claims C) To help consumers understand the product's nutritional content D) To in d 7 Which of the following is NOT a reason why we need labels? a To help consumers make informed decisions b To confuse consumers c To provide information about product ingredients d To ensure product safety 8 What happens if a product doesn't match its description on the label? a Consumers can use the contact information to complain to the company b Consumers have to keep the product c Nothing happens d Consumers have to buy a new product 9 Why is it important to know where products come from? a To confuse consumers b To help consumers understand the product's origin c To increase product sales d To hide information about the company 10 What does the nutritional information section on labels provide? a Information about product packaging b Information about product ingredients c Information about the product's nutritional content d Information about the company's health claims 11 What is the purpose of stating storage instructions on labels? a To confuse consumers b To ensure product safety and quality c To hide information about the product d To increase product sales 12 What is the primary function of labels? a To provide consumers with false information b To help consumers make informed decisions c To hide information about products d To increase product prices 13 What does the "best before" date on food labels indicate? a The date the product should be consumed by for optimal taste b The date the product was manufactured c The date the product expires d The date the product was packaged 14 Which of the following is NOT typically found on food labels? a Storage instructions b Ingredients list c Company's logo d Use by/best before date 15 What information is legally required to be displayed on labels? a Company's name, address, and country of origin b Company's phone number c Company's profit margin d Company's marketing slogan
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