Gen Z Shoppers: Consumerism & Social Media
An interactive Jeopardy game exploring fast fashion, online shopping, advertising, and social media habits of Gen Z teenagers. Players answer questions about consumerism trends, compare their own shopping habits, and discuss the impact of social media on buying decisions.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: consumerism, gen Z, fast fashion, online shopping, advertising. social media.
Categories
- Fast Fashion Basics
- Online Shopping Habits
- Social Media & Advertising
- Gen Z Consumer Culture
- Shopping Choices & Values
Questions
- Fast Fashion Basics (100): Fast fashion means clothes are made quickly and sold at low prices. Name one popular fast fashion brand that Gen Z likes.
- Fast Fashion Basics (200): Why do you think fast fashion is popular with teenagers? Give one reason.
- Fast Fashion Basics (300): Fast fashion has a bad effect on the environment. Describe two problems it causes.
- Fast Fashion Basics (400): Compare fast fashion with sustainable fashion. How are they different in price, quality, and environmental impact?
- Fast Fashion Basics (500): Do you buy fast fashion clothes? Explain why or why not, and describe what you look for when you shop for clothes.
- Online Shopping Habits (100): What is one popular online shopping app that teenagers use to buy clothes and accessories?
- Online Shopping Habits (200): What is one advantage of shopping online instead of going to a store?
- Online Shopping Habits (300): Online shopping has some problems. Describe two challenges or risks when buying clothes on the internet.
- Online Shopping Habits (400): How does free shipping and fast delivery affect the way teenagers shop online? Explain the positive and negative effects.
- Online Shopping Habits (500): Compare how you shop online with how your parents or older family members shop. What are the differences in what you buy, how often, and why?
- Social Media & Advertising (100): Name one social media platform where companies advertise clothes and products to teenagers.
- Social Media & Advertising (200): What is an influencer? Explain what they do on social media.
- Social Media & Advertising (300): How do companies use influencers to sell products? Describe the process and why it works.
- Social Media & Advertising (400): Explain how social media advertising can be misleading or harmful to teenagers. Give specific examples.
- Social Media & Advertising (500): How does social media influence your own shopping decisions? Describe a time when you saw something online and wanted to buy it because of an ad or influencer.
- Gen Z Consumer Culture (100): What does Gen Z mean? Which age group does it include?
- Gen Z Consumer Culture (200): What is a trend? Give one example of a clothing or fashion trend that Gen Z likes right now.
- Gen Z Consumer Culture (300): Why do Gen Z teenagers buy things? Describe three reasons why young people make purchases.
- Gen Z Consumer Culture (400): How is Gen Z's shopping different from their parents' generation? Explain the differences in values, methods, and products they buy.
- Gen Z Consumer Culture (500): What does consumerism mean to you? Do you think it is good or bad for society? Explain your opinion with reasons.
- Shopping Choices & Values (100): What does sustainable shopping mean? Give one example of how to shop sustainably.
- Shopping Choices & Values (200): What is ethical fashion? Why might some teenagers prefer to buy ethical clothes?
- Shopping Choices & Values (300): Describe the differences between buying new clothes from fast fashion stores and buying secondhand clothes. Compare price, quality, and environmental impact.
- Shopping Choices & Values (400): What values are most important to you when you buy clothes? Explain how your values influence your shopping choices and what you are willing to pay.
- Shopping Choices & Values (500): If you wanted to change your shopping habits to be more sustainable and ethical, what would you do differently? Describe your plan and explain why these changes matter.