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Listening/Speaking IV Vocabulary I

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    The Science of Shopping
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  • Addictive
    Having extreme or bad habits.
    Being forced to do something you don't like.
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  • Alter
    To keep something the same.
    Choosing between two equally bad choices.
    To change something.
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  • Assume
    A new dance sweeping across America.
    Supposing something to be true without any proof.
    Tricking someone into believing something that is not true.
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  • Bargain
    Staying on a budget no matter what?
    Buying something with no concern for the costs.
    Getting a product at a cheaper than usual price.
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  • Commercial
    When one business buys from another business.
    A television or radio advertisement.
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  • Brand Loyalty
    Buying a product no matter who sells it.
    Customers continue to purchase from the same company.
    When customers buy a product for the best price only.
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  • Consumer
    A government that purchases something for citizens.
    A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.
    A business tha purchases goods/services for business use.
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  • What does "out of stock" mean?
    Never available for sale in the store.
    Particular products cannot be bought at certain stores.
    Not available for immediate sale in a store.
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  • Which one would be considered a chore?
    Feeding a baby.
    Hanging out with friends.
    Taking out the trash for pick up.
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  • Gender refers to what?
    A political party in the United States.
    A change in seasons in the United States.
    Differences between women and men.
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  • Vincom, Aeon, and Lotte are all what?
    Malls
    Stores
    Meeting places.
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  • The factors that influence consumer choices and preferences and explains how retailers tailor the environment to induce people to spend.
    The Science of Bargains.
    The Science of Buying.
    The Science of Shopping.
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