Name: Anya S. Salik .

______________________________________ Date: ___________

Grade and Section: Grade 12- STEM- Sison____________________________ Score: _________

Module 2: Consumer Products: Use, Safety, Quality, and Cost

What I Know. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a separate sheet of
paper.

1) C
2) B
3) D
4) A
5) B
6) A
7) B
8) C
9) B
10) C
11) C
12) B
13) C
14) A
15) C

What’s In. Activity 1: Physical Change vs. Chemical Change Directions: Check if the properties is an
example of Physical Property (PP), Chemical Property (CP), Extensive Property (EP), Intensive Property
(IP) or it is undergoing Physical Change (PC) and Chemical Change (CC).

1) PP
2) PC
3) CP
4) PP
5) PP
6) CP
7) EP
8) IP
9) IP
10) EP
What’s New. Objective: Think of the products which do you think belong to Convenience Product,
Shopping Product, Specialty Product, and Unsought Product. Write 10 examples on each consumer
products.

Convenience Product Shopping Product Specialty Product Unsought Product

•Bread •computer •jewelry •Life insurance and

funeral insurance
•soft drinks •mobile phones •wedding dress
•Additional warranties
•coffee •clothing •an expensive car
on product purchases
•pain reliever •sports equipment •architect designed house
•Encyclopedias
•tea •kitchen utensils •some types of computer
•Charity donations
software
•sugar •luggage
•Some types of exercise
•Specialist sporting
•flower •cameras equipment
equipment
•pet food •household furniture •Unusual products –
•Specialist medical advice
perhaps as advertised on
•fruits •perfumes the TV shopping channel
•antiques
•vegetables •car repairs •Sometimes new
•designer clothes
technology (especially
•Home loans for specialist when first introduced to
needs the market)

•Raffle tickets

•Fundraising events

•Sometimes counseling
and personal support

What’s More A. Directions: Below are examples of Consumer Product. Identify whether the product is
Convenience product, shopping product, Specialty products, and Unsought products.

Products Consumer Products

1) furniture Shopping product
2) fruits and vegetables Convenience product
3) computers Shopping product
4) wedding gowns Specialty product
5) pre-planned funeral services Unsought product
6) coffee, tea, and sugar Convenience product
7) life insurance Unsought product
8) encyclopedia Unsought product
9) designer’s clothes Specialty product
10) Appliances (TV, lawn mowers) Shopping products

What I Have Learned. Summarize what you have learned from the very start by answering the questions
below.
1. Define what consumer products is. Consumer products are products purchased for personal, family,
or household use.

2. Differentiate consumer products by their use, safety, quality, and cost.

Consumer product Use safety Quality Cost

1. Convenience Approved by non-durable, Low-priced

product Products are responsible since most of point
mostly for agencies, but quite them are
convenience not good for our disposable kind of
purposes and health like fast product
more on foods.
personal usage.

2. Shopping product Products here Safe but Durable, it can Medium-

are mostly of consumers need last longer priced point
good style, color to be careful to compared to
and most likely use and should convenience
use inside our have knowledge product
home display. on how to use this
product to avoid
problem and
accidents.

3. Specialty product Product here are Safe, consumers Durable, mostly High-priced
mostly used for seek this because branded products point
special occasion of their unique or specialized by
and for display characteristics certain producers
purposes also

4. Unsought Products here Not really harmful Depends on the Varies to the
product are useful for to consumers, it’s product you product
future quite helpful but choose. But it’s
references like beware of the quite useful for
funeral. scammers. future references

3. Enumerate the four (4) consumer product and cite three (3) example for each consumer product:

a. Convenience Products -They are usually purchased with least amount of effort and by that it’s
convenient to the consumer or buyer (Ex. Soft drinks and snack food, Toothpaste, soap, and shampoo).
These can be divided into three subcategories: Staple, Impulse, and Emergency items.

b. Shopping Products- They are usually purchased after the buyer compares various product and brands.
These products are usually of a higher value than convenience product. Price, Quality, Style, and Color
typically factors in buying decisions. (Ex. TV, Computers, Bedding).

c. Specialty Products- They are usually seek out because of their unique characteristics or brand
identification. (Ex. Wedding dresses, antiques, designer’s clothes).

d. Unsought Products- They are products usually the consumers are not aware of or have a little interest
in actively pursuing. Heavy promotion is required in distributing the product. (Pre- planned funeral
services, Life-insurance).
What I Can Do. Directions: Summarize what you have learned from by answering the Venn diagram
below. Think of products that would fall in each consumer products or in between. (Draw the Venn
diagram)
Assessment

Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a separate sheet of
paper.

1) C 11) B
2) D 12) A
3) B 13) D
4) B. 14) A
5) A. 15) A
6) B
7) A
8) C
9) B
10) A