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3rd Grade Economics Vocab Review
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1
If I buy something at the grocery store, I am a:
Actor
Producer
Teacher
Consumer
2
Giving to a charity without expecting anything in return is called:
Donating
Saving
Spending
Earning
3
The picture below shows an example of:
Consumer
Producer
Need
Scarcity
4
What is something someone does for you?
Service
Supply
Goods
Produce
5
True or false: If supply is
higher
than demand, the
price
of a product or service
increases
.
True
False
6
If Mrs. Rayer purchases this car, what would this be considered?
Earning
Spending
Saving
Donating
7
What are things that you can buy or consume?
Needs
Wants
Groceries
Goods
8
Who are people that use goods and services to satisfy their wants and needs?
Producers
Teachers
Consumers
Actors
9
True or False: The Free Enterprise System gives business the freedom to determine prices.
False
True
10
What vocabulary word that describes the
amount
of a product that people want and buy?
Cost
Supply
Wants
Demand
11
The picture below is an example of what?
Goods
Services
Needs
Wants
12
What is the picture below an example of:
Scarcity
Need
Supply
Saving
13
The picture below is an example of:
Services
Producer
Need
Demand
14
When you have a job, you get paid for the job you do. What is this called?
Work
Earning
Job
Vacation
15
These people make and provide goods and services.
Goods
Producer
Services
Consumer
16
True or False: Supply is the amount of product that businesses are able to offer for sale.
False
True
17
What economic system does the United States use?
Command Economic System
Mixed Economic System
Free Enterprise System
Traditional Economic System
18
What is it called when a supply or a good doesn't meet the demand?
Abundance
Scarcity
A lot of it
Goods
19
The picture below is an example of:
Service
Goods
Want
Need
20
The photo below is an example of a:
Demand
Consumer
Scarcity
Producer