Thursday 23 December 2010

SheconomiQuiz!

HERE ARE SOME FUN QUESTIONS TO AMUSE YOU OVER THE FESTIVE PERIOD.

IF YOU WANT THE CHANCE TO WIN A PRIZE OF FREE BOOKS (The Do Something Different Journal AND Sheconomics) THEN ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON-LINE HERE

THE ANSWERS WILL APPEAR IN THIS BLOG ON 1ST JANUARY 2011. 

GOOD LUCK!

1. How much does the average adult plan to spend on Christmas gifts this year?

a)   £170
b)   £295
c)   £391

2. Who spends more at Christmas? 
a) Men
b) Women
c) They spend about the same?

3. Why did Phil Kunz, from Utah USA, receive 117 Christmas cards from people he didn’t know in 1975?
a) He had amnesia and no longer remembered any of his friends’ names
b) He had been on local radio bemoaning the fact that he was lonely and wasn’t expecting any cards
c) He had sent 578 cards to strangers in an experiment on reciprocity and 117 people had sent him one back 

4. When people were asked people how much they would be prepared to pay for gifts they’d been given at Christmas, how much did they say:
a) The same amount that the gifts had cost
b) 20% more than the gifts had cost
c) 20% less than the gifts had cost
  


 5. A Christmas card and envelope together cost £1.10. The card costs £1 more than the envelope. How much does the envelop cost?
a) 10p
b) 5p
c) 1p

6. Last Christmas what percentage of people surveyed said they disliked all the gifts they had received?
a) 5%
b) 15%
c) 30%

7. What percentage of women will pretend to like a gift they get?
a) 69%
b) 79%
c) 89%

8. What percentage of men will pretend to like a gift they get?
 a) 69%
b) 79%
c) 89%

9. What percentage of people thinks it’s OK to re-gift bad presents
a) 35%
b) 50%
c) 65%


10. What type of gift are we most likely to get wrong?
a) Gadgets

b) Clothing

c) Jewellery

11. On average how much do parents spend on their child’s Christmas presents?

a) £90
b) £170
c) £255

12. What percentage of women say Christmas is most stressful time of year?

a) 48%
b) 58%
c) 68%

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