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“Label Comparison Planner – Alphabet Game”

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Complete all letters with suitable key words.

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Complete all letters with suitable key words.

by Miranda Simangunsong
C
D
F
H
L
R
S
T
U

Starts with C

“A list where you tick YES or NO for each point you check.”

Starts with D

“A simple picture or chart used to compare labels easily.”

Starts with F

“The purpose of a label, for example to inform, to warn, or to guide use.”

Starts with H

“One important reason why we must read labels carefully.”

Starts with L

“The type of words and grammar used in labels.”

Starts with R

“The person who reads the label, for example children, adults, parents.”

Starts with S

“The organisation of parts in a label, such as identity, ingredients, usage, warning.”

Starts with T

“A grid used to organise information into rows and columns.”

Starts with U

“mg, g, mL, and % are examples of these.”

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