Needs, Wants, and Scarcity
Services
Definitions
Buyers, Sellers, and Producers
Goods
100
Name a need.
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100
Name a service.
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100
Something you have to have to live is called a
need
100
Give an example of a buyer.
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100
Name a good.
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200
Name a want.
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200
Which of the following is NOT a service : bakery, dentist, or grocery store?
Dentist
200
If you pay money for something, you are called a
buyer
200
Give an example of a seller.
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200
Give the definition of a good.
Something we buy or use.
300
Name a need.
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300
Name a job that provides a service.
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300
If you work at a store, you are called a
Seller
300
Give an example of a producer.
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300
Tell me a place where you can get a good.
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400
Name a want.
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400
Which of the following is a service? taxi, flower shop or a farm.
Taxi
400
If you create a good, you are a
Producer
400
Which of the following can NOT be made by a producer : cookies, sand, or orange juice?
Sand
400
Which of the following is NOT a good: a haircut, a baseball or a camera?
a haircut
500
Give an example of scarcity.
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500
Name 3 services.
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500
If you and your friend both have something you don't want and you switch them, it is called
Trading
500
Which of the following is a seller: a teacher, a bus driver or a cashier?
Cashier
500
Which of the following is a place where you can go to buy goods: a barber, a store or a town hall?
a store
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