Snack Tax Pop Quiz
8 Questions
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- 1.1) It's been a long day, you're tired and you just can't imagine making a full meal, so you stop by the grocery store and pick up a cooked whole rotisserie chicken at the deli. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 2.2) It's cold and flu season. Your local pharmacy is offering a free box of tissues if you use the store coupon found in its weekly flier. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 3.3) Junior is screaming for a candy bar at the grocery store and you finally give in. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 5 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 4.4) You stop at the bakery and pick up a box of a dozen doughnuts for a meeting at work. Before you leave, the cinnamon-sugar smell entices you to buy just one for yourself to eat on the commute. Both taxed, neither taxed or just one taxed?
- A.
Both taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Neither taxed
- C.
The dozen doughnuts are not taxed; your singleton is taxed at 7 percent
- D.
The singleton is no taxed; your doughnuts are taxed at 7 percent
- 5.5) You grab a small bottle of milk to go with that doughnut. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 6.6) It's Super Bowl weekend and you're stocking up on goodies. You fill your grocery cart with giant bags of corn chips, potato chips, tortilla chips and every other kind of edible chip left on the shelf. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 7.7) The local pizza joint has amazing salads, but never provides enough salad dressing. Luckily, it sells bottles of the stuff. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 8.8) Your local supermarket (correctly) doesn't charge tax on deli case items, including cold cuts and cheeses. You buy a deli meat-and-cheese platter for your best friend's baby shower. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
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