How does "guilty pleasure" differ from regular enjoyment? a) It’s something that only brings guilt. b) It’s enjoyed without any negative feelings. c) It’s loved but causes a sense of guilt. d) It’s an activity done with others.

True or False: An "epidemic" always refers to a disease spreading quickly among people.

True or False: A "guilty pleasure" is something you enjoy but might feel bad about liking.

Fill in the blank: When you have a very good feeling for a short time this is called a  ______.

Fill in the blank: People who believe in ______ try to avoid having too many material possessions.

Keep up with the Joneses" describes the pressure to compete with others by acquiring similar possessions.

Which of the following best describes the term "consumerism"? a) The desire to spend money responsibly b) The drive to own more and more goods c) The practice of avoiding material goods d) A minimalist lifestyle

Do you think the concept of "one in, one out" could work in your own life? Why or why not?

True or False: "Consumerism" refers to being happy with only what you need.

What does "keeping up with the Jonses mean" usually mean? a) To disapprove or think something is wrong b) To be jealous of what other people have c) to try to resemble other people in your social circle

What emotion is often associated with the word "shocked"? a) Anger b) Fear c) Surprise d) Excitement

Which word or phrase relates to the habit of discarding old items whenever new ones are purchased? a) Consumerism b) One in, one out c) Guilty pleasure d) Minimalism

How do you think consumerism impacts society? Give examples.