Pay attention to how the supermarket guard or waiter arranges his wares. Is it just organized neatly and regularly?
Are there certain ways to be more attractive and make it easier for buyers to find the items they are looking for?
From the observations in what you have done, answer the following questions.
- Are items grouped by type?
- Can you mention these groups?
- Can you mention the basis / classification of the grouping?
Try to dig deeper, what statements can arise regarding the arrangement of goods in the supermarket. Mention as much as possible.
Items in supermarkets can generally be grouped into food, not food, household items, stationery, and toys. The food group consists of items that can be eaten or drunk. In non-food groups you will find items such as shampoo and diapers. In the household equipment group you will find buckets, cabinets and cleaning tools. In stationery groups include stationery and office, while the toys group consists of items that are provided specifically for children.
The groups mentioned above are a set. For example a stationery group is a collection of all stationery and offices whose members can be books, ballpoint pens, pencils, paper, and so on.
Thus, the set can be defined as follows:
A set is a collection of objects or objects that are clearly defined.
It does not rule out the possibility, supermarkets classify their merchandise in different ways in the arrangement of their goods. Look for as many items as possible in supermarkets or minimarkets around your house. Usually grouping can be seen on the display in each group. Determine the members and the criteria for determining the group of items discuss the results in class.
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