What does the term "economy" refer to?

The way resources are produced, bought, and sold

Who was Annie Turnbo Malone?

A businesswoman who helped African Americans by created jobs.

What is the definition of "exports"

Goods that are sold to other countries

If a city cuts down too many trees in a forest to build houses what type of environmental change is this an example of?

Environmental change caused by humans

What happens if a community has a high demand but low supply of a resource?

The resource becomes more expensive

What is the service industry?

Jobs that involve services to help people, like teaching or healthcare

What is a key feature of nonrenewable resources?

They are used up faster than they can be replaced

What are "natural resources"?

Things found in nature that people use, like water, soil, and minerals

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1
What does the term "economy" refer to?
The study of weather and climate
The jobs people do in factories
The way resources are produced, bought, and sold
The people who create new inventions
2
Which of the following is a renewable resource?
Water
Gold
Coal
Oil
3
Which of these is an example of a nonrenewable resource?
Water
Trees
Coal
Soil
4
Who was Annie Turnbo Malone?
A farmer who grew crops in Missouri
A businesswoman who helped African Americans by created jobs.
A teacher who taught at a school in Kansas City
A famous scientist who studied the environment.
5
What is the definition of "exports"
Goods that are bought from other counties
Jobs that people do to help the community
Resources that are used up quickly
Goods that are sold to other countries
6
If a city cuts down too many trees in a forest to build houses what type of environmental change is this an example of?
Agricultural change
Environmental change caused by humans
Natural disaster
Renewable resource use
7
What happens if a community has a high demand but low supply of a resource?
The resource will grow in abundance
The resource will no longer be available
The resource becomes more expensive
The resource becomes cheaper
8
Which of the following is an example of a natural resource?
A pencil
A machine
A building
A forest
9
What is the service industry?
Jobs that focus on managing money in banks
Jobs that involve services to help people, like teaching or healthcare
Jobs that require farming or fishing
Jobs that involve making things like clothes or toys
10
What is a key feature of nonrenewable resources?
They are only found in forests
They are used up faster than they can be replaced
They can be replaced quickly by nature
They are never used in the economy
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What are "natural resources"?
Resources created by machines
Resources that can only be used by people in factories
Jobs that people do to make things
Things found in nature that people use, like water, soil, and minerals

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