Can You Pass This Christmas Shopping True Or False Quiz?

Do you think that you can pass a Christmas quiz that focuses only on shopping? Let's find out how Christmas shopping savvy you really are!
START THE QUIZ!

Question 1/12

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True or false: The average American spends about $786 on holiday shopping.
True
False

Question 2/12

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True or false: The average holiday shopper will spend $107.50 on themselves.
True
False

Question 3/12

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True or false: Holiday retailers have found that music does not attract buyers.
True
False

Question 4/12

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True or false: Retailers rely on several psychological triggers to attract consumers into their store, such "free gifts."
True
False

Question 5/12

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True or false: Shopping, particularly Christmas shopping, can flood the brain with serotonin.
True
False

Question 6/12

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True or false: Many “door buster deals” advertised on Black Friday are in very high supply.
True
False

Question 7/12

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True or false: Satellite images of America’s retail parking lots are used to predict how well retailers will do in the holiday season and for quarterly earnings.
True
False

Question 8/12

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True or false: The National Retail Federation considers the “holiday shopping” season to be only the month of December.
True
False

Question 9/12

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True or false: The busiest shopping day of the year is not Black Friday, but the Saturday before Christmas.
True
False

Question 10/12

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True or false: Single shoppers make 45% more impulse buys than married shoppers.
True
False

Question 11/12

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True or false: In 2013, the retail industry in the United States generated over $3 trillion during the holiday shopping season
True
False

Question 12/12

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True or false: Nearly 60% of Americans begin their holiday shopping before Halloween.
True
False
Based on the results of this quiz, you are totally Christmas shopping sour! When it comes to shopping this holiday season, you're not super well versed on what makes this season of spending tick. Fret not, at least you learned something new along the way!

C+, Christmas Shopping Sour

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Right!
Based on the results of this quiz you are a true Christmas shopping star! Not only do you know the ins and outs of Christmas retail, but you also know American buying habits. Well done!

B+, Christmas Shopping Star

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Based on the results of this quiz you are Christmas shopping stellar! There's no doubt about it, when it comes to Christmas shopping, you know your stuff. From the economics of Christmas, to buying habits. You know it all!

A+, Christmas Shopping Stellar

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Right!
1
True or false: The average American spends about $786 on holiday shopping.
True
False
2
True or false: The average holiday shopper will spend $107.50 on themselves.
True
False
3
True or false: Holiday retailers have found that music does not attract buyers.
True
False
4
True or false: Retailers rely on several psychological triggers to attract consumers into their store, such "free gifts."
True
False
5
True or false: Shopping, particularly Christmas shopping, can flood the brain with serotonin.
True
False
6
True or false: Many “door buster deals” advertised on Black Friday are in very high supply.
True
False
7
True or false: Satellite images of America’s retail parking lots are used to predict how well retailers will do in the holiday season and for quarterly earnings.
True
False
8
True or false: The National Retail Federation considers the “holiday shopping” season to be only the month of December.
True
False
9
True or false: The busiest shopping day of the year is not Black Friday, but the Saturday before Christmas.
True
False
10
True or false: Single shoppers make 45% more impulse buys than married shoppers.
True
False
11
True or false: In 2013, the retail industry in the United States generated over $3 trillion during the holiday shopping season
True
False
12
True or false: Nearly 60% of Americans begin their holiday shopping before Halloween.
True
False