Ethical Shopping and Consumer Behavior

1. : What is the main principle of ethical shopping?
(A) Buying the cheapest products only
(B) Making purchasing decisions based on social and environmental responsibility
(C) Ignoring product origins
(D) Choosing only luxury brands

2. : Which of the following labels is commonly associated with ethical consumerism?
(A) Fair Trade Certified
(B) Discounted Price
(C) Luxury Brand
(D) Fast Fashion

3. : Ethical consumer behavior encourages buyers to:
(A) Support exploitative labor practices
(B) Choose products that minimize harm to people and the planet
(C) Ignore environmental impact
(D) Focus only on brand popularity

4. : Which of the following is considered unethical shopping behavior?
(A) Supporting sustainable brands
(B) Buying counterfeit products
(C) Purchasing eco-friendly goods
(D) Choosing cruelty-free items

5. : What is “greenwashing” in consumer ethics?
(A) Honest eco-friendly marketing
(B) Misleading claims about a product’s environmental benefits
(C) Recycling of packaging
(D) Promoting renewable energy

6. : Which factor strongly influences ethical consumer behavior?
(A) Price alone
(B) Advertising without information
(C) Awareness of social and environmental issues
(D) Availability of luxury products

7. : An ethically conscious consumer avoids purchasing products that involve:
(A) Fair wages for workers
(B) Sweatshop labor and exploitation
(C) Eco-friendly materials
(D) Animal-free testing

8. : Which movement promotes consumers’ ability to influence businesses toward ethical practices?
(A) Ethical consumerism
(B) Industrial revolution
(C) Globalization
(D) Free trade zone

9. : Which of the following is an example of ethical shopping behavior?
(A) Supporting child labor industries
(B) Buying organic and locally produced goods
(C) Choosing products with misleading labels
(D) Purchasing from companies with poor human rights records

10. : What is the long-term benefit of ethical consumer behavior?
(A) Strengthening monopolies
(B) Promoting sustainable development and social justice
(C) Increasing exploitation of resources
(D) Maximizing short-term profits only