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Welcome, all you savvy shoppers and retail enthusiasts! Get ready to test your knowledge and see if you're the ultimate expert on American stores with this exciting quiz. From iconic department stores to beloved local shops, the world of American retail is as diverse and vibrant as the country itself. Do you know your Macy's from your Target? Can you name the oldest continuously operating store in the United States? Whether you're a fashionista hunting for the latest trends, a tech junkie scouting for gadgets, or just someone who loves the thrill of a good bargain, this quiz is your chance to show off your shopping smarts. We'll take you on a virtual shopping spree through the history, trends, and secrets of American retail. Discover fascinating facts about famous brands, retail landmarks, and the ever-evolving shopping culture that defines the American experience. Who knows, you might just uncover some hidden gems that will surprise even the most seasoned shopaholics! So, grab your shopping bags and get ready to browse through this engaging quiz that celebrates the vibrant world of American stores. Test your knowledge, challenge your friends, and see who comes out on top as the ultimate retail guru. Are you ready to shop 'til you drop – not in the mall, but in the world of American store trivia? Let's get started!

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Retail, Stores & Methods: A trivia about shopping in America!

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  • In electronic transactions, what does PIN stand for?

    Personal Identification Number

  • Which of these is a debit card also known as?

    Check card

  • In which mall type are stores arranged in a row with a sidewalk in front?

    Strip mall

  • In 1976, what credit card company formed from the Bank Americard merger?

    Visa

  • On what American dollar bill is the face of Benjamin Franklin?

    $100

  • Which of these is a business with a physical presence in a building?

    Brick and mortar

  • What does the abbreviation "ATM" stand for?

    Automated Teller Machine

  • In the digital world, what is a Bitcoin?

    Cryptocurrency

  • What was the "Club" name of the first credit card?

    Diners

  • Which of these is the activity of buying or selling products online?

    E-commerce

  • What would you find on the Chase.com website?

    Banking

  • Which building is featured on the back of the $100 dollar bill?

    Independence Hall

  • Which type of store is Bloomingdale's?

    Department store

  • Which credit card company had the slogan "Don't Leave Home Without It"?

    American Express

  • In what industry does Western Union primarily focus?

    Financial

  • Which of these is the sale of goods or merchandise to retailers?

    Wholesaling

  • Which of these is the largest bank in the United States as of 2023?

    JPMorgan Chase

  • Which was the first airline to offer a travel credit card?

    American Airlines

  • Which U.S. bill is traditionally the most expensive to produce?

    $100

  • What is the term for a currency that is not backed by a gold standard?

    Fiat money

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  • Brothers Joseph and Lyman started which famous store in 1861?

    Bloomingdale's

  • Which of these luxury department store chains was founded in Seattle?

    Nordstrom

  • In which city is the famous Macy's flagship store?

    New York

  • Which of these is a luxury jewelry brand?

    Tiffany & Co.

  • As of 2025, which of these is the largest mall by area in the U.S.?

    Mall of America

  • Where does Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade take place?

    New York City

  • Which retailer has been famous for its "brown bag" since the 1970s?

    Bloomingdale's

  • Which U.S. state had the nation's first totally-enclosed indoor mall?

    Minnesota

  • Which character has the most appearances in Macy's Thanksgiving Parade?

    Snoopy

  • Where was the first Sephora store in the US?

    New York City

  • Which of these U.S. immigrants opened a chain of department stores?

    Maxwell Kohl

  • Which of these American companies was founded in the 19th century?

    Macy's

  • What department store chain introduced the Discover credit card in 1985?

    Sears

  • What type of store did the Woolworth family invent in 1879?

    Five-cent store

  • What was replaced by balloons in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

    Zoo animals

  • Which U.S. department store was the first to sell ballpoint pens?

    Gimbels

  • Macy's was founded in New York in which year?

    1858

  • In what year was Barneys New York founded?

    1923