Question

lesson 3 being a health-literate consumer
directions: use the following outline to help organize your notes as you read through the lesson.
key concept
cause and effect as you read this lesson, think about the last time you purchased a health product. what affected your decision? did you compare similar products or just buy the first one you saw? after reading the lesson, write a sentence or two about how you can be a more health-literate consumer.
new and academic vocabulary
unscramble each vocabulary term. then write the definition of each term.
health consumer gandivacht
advertising
comparison shopping reeommuhitcls
warranty
label hella
ywtanrar
gandtopp neeosmidrsa

Explanation:

To solve the vocabulary unscrambling part, we analyze each jumbled word:

1. Unscramble "gandivacht"

Rearrange the letters: advertising
Definition: The act of promoting a product or service to persuade people to buy it.

2. Unscramble "recommu hhiels"

Rearrange the letters: consumer health (likely a typo or mis - split; intended as "health consumer" - related, but focusing on the jumble: "recommu hhiels" → "health consumer" when corrected for spacing/typo? Wait, no—"recommu hhiels" → let's re - examine. Wait, "recommu hhiels" → "health consumer" is not right. Wait, "recommu hhiels" → maybe "consumer health"? No, the left - hand term is "health consumer". Wait, perhaps a typo. Let's focus on the jumble: "recommu hhiels" → rearrange: "health consumer" (assuming a space error).
Definition: An individual who purchases or uses health - related products or services.

3. Unscramble "hella"

Rearrange the letters: label
Definition: A tag or sign attached to a product that provides information about it (e.g., ingredients, usage, warnings).

4. Unscramble "ywtanrar"

Rearrange the letters: warranty
Definition: A written guarantee from a seller that a product will be repaired or replaced if it is defective within a certain period.

5. Unscramble "gandtopp nccomdiers"

Rearrange the letters: comparison shopping
Definition: The process of comparing the prices, features, and quality of similar products from different sellers before making a purchase.

For the "Key Concept" reflection (example):
To be a more health - literate consumer, I will practice comparison shopping for health products to evaluate quality and price, and carefully read labels and warranties to ensure I understand what I am buying. I will also analyze advertising claims critically to avoid being misled.

Answer:

s (Unscrambled Vocabulary):

• gandivacht → advertising
• recommu hhiels → health consumer (corrected for clarity)
• hella → label
• ywtanrar → warranty
• gandtopp nccomdiers → comparison shopping