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Unit 3: Economics - 6th grade
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Columbian coffee and Dutch tulips, when purchased in the U.S. are examples of:
imports into the US
factors of production
opportunity costs
exports of the US
2
Goods
sold to other
countries
Economic Independence
Imports
Exports
Specialization
3
Which of the following items is NOT a good?
a red pencil
a taxi ride
a bicycle
a new dress
4
The
work
people do to make goods or services
Land
Capital Goods
Labor
Entrepreneur
5
Which of these is a factor of production?
lips
labor
legs
Legos
6
Supply is:
quantity of something that producer is willing to make/sell
the amount of something that people want to buy
what people earn if they sell enough
the reason for people’s desire to purchase an item
7
Goods
not created for their own use, but to make other goods/services
Managers
Labor
Capital Goods
Economics
8
A country that
does not depend
on any other country for goods/services
Economic Independence
Specialization
InternationalTrade
Exports
9
Goods we
buy from
foreign countries
International Trade
Interdependent
Specialization
Imports
10
A garbage truck
driver
is an example of which factor of production?
entrepreneurship
land
capital goods
labor
11
Nation A produces cars better than it grows food. So Nation A
just
produces cars. This is:
factors of production
specialization
scarcity
supply and demand
12
Which of these is a factor of production?
legs
lips
Legos
land
13
Goods
sold to
other countries by the U. S. are known as:
exports
tariffs
imports
opportunity costs
14
Which of these is a factor of production?
capital goods
crocodile
consumer
constipation
15
Ability to produce a good at a
lower opportunity cost
than another nation
Imports
Exports
Absolute Advantage
Comparative Advantage
16
People who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs and wants
Consumers
Managers
Labor
Entrepreneur
17
Deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods/services & their management
Economics
Capital Goods
Labor
Land
18
Person(s) who organize the factors of production to produce goods/services; business
owners
Consumers
Opportunity Cost
Entrepreneur
Labor
19
The buying and selling of goods among nations
Economic Independence
Specialization
International Trade
Interdependent
20
The
people who run businesses
that are too large for single individuals to operate
Labor
Land
Entrepreneur
Managers
21
Which statement best illustrates the concept of demand?
I wish I had enough money to buy a pair of rollerblades.
The rollerblades that were on sale sold out quickly.
The company sent 14 cases of rollerblades to the store.
The company decreased the supply of rollerblades.
22
Opportunity
one
gives up
to do other things
Opportunity Cost
Entrepreneur
Services
Labor
23
Concentrating on what one country does best
Specialization
Interdependent
Exports
Economic Independence
24
The
natural
resources used to produce goods
Labor
Land
Entrepreneur
Capital Goods
25
Ability to
produce more
of a good/service
than competitors
, using the same amount of resources
Comparative Advantage
Specialization
International Trade
Absolute Advantage
26
As the price of a product gets higher, the supply gets _____________.
lower
crazy
funky
higher
27
People in each country
depend on
goods/services produced in other countries. This is known as:
export factor
interdependence
law of supply
principle of scarcity
28
Which of these is a factor of production?
manure
entrepreneur
cupcakes
entry position
29
China produces toys cheaper and at a
lower opportunity cost.
This is an example of:
scarcity
comparative advantage
raw materials
factors of production
30
Iron, minerals, coal and plants are examples of which productive resource?
labor
capital goods
land
entrepreneurship
31
Each nation
depends
on other nations for goods and services
Comparative Advantage
International Trade
Interdependent
Specialization
32
Things that people do for others
Consumers
Services
Opportunity Cost
Capital Goods
33
Goods brought for sale
in
to the U. S. from other countries are known as:
exports
specialization
imports
factors of production
34
Country X can produce a product at cheaper than Country Y. This means that Country X:
should merge with Country Y
is supporting the law of demand
is defying the problem of scarcity
has an absolute advantage
35
An example of an entrepreneur is:
a carpenter’s assistant repairing a window
an owner of a cleaning store
a worker on an assembly line
a typist working in an office
36
The term “factors of production” means:
things or skills needed to produce goods or services
how we spend our money
how society creates jobs
the resources of a government
37
As the price of a product gets lower, the demand gets _____________.
crazy
funky
higher
lower
38
An accountant’s computer and a carpenter’s drill are all examples of which factor of production
labor
capital goods
land
entrepreneurship