Goods & Services
Needs vs. Wants
Producers & Consumers
All About Money
Natural Resources & Products
100

Is a book from a store a good or a service?

A good

100

Name two basic human needs that people must have to survive.

Food, water, shelter, or clothing.

100

What do we call a person who buys and uses goods or services?

A consumer

100

What is the word for income that you earn but choose not to spend right away?

Savings

100

What natural resource is used to make orange juice?

Oranges

200

When a doctor checks your health or a teacher teaches a lesson, are they providing a good or a service?

Service

200

Is an lego set or a bicycle a need or a want?

A want

200

What do we call a person or business that grows or makes goods to sell?

A producer.

200

Name a safe place where people can put their money to save it for big purchases

A bank (or savings account / piggy bank)

200

Near what type of natural resource would someone live if they want to catch fresh fish every day?

An ocean, lake, river, or body of water.

300

A police officer keeps our neighborhood safe. Is a police officer providing a good or a government service?

A government service.

300

Why do adults work at jobs?

To earn money to buy the goods and services they need and want.

300

A farmer grows apples. Is the farmer a producer or a consumer?

A producer. 

300

What are taxes?

Money collected by the government to pay for community services.

300

What natural resource do we use to build wooden houses and furniture?

Trees / Timber

400

Name one good you might buy if you visit a cold, snowy town for the first time.

A warm coat or clothing

400

If you have $10 and you need to buy lunch, but you also want a toy, which one should you buy first and why?

Lunch, because food is a basic need for survival.

400

Apples grow in Washington, but people in Florida want to eat them. How do Florida consumers get Washington apples?

Producers in Washington ship and sell their apples to stores in Florida.

400

If you are saving money for a new bicycle but don't have enough yet, what are two things you could do?

Save more of the money you earn, work to earn more money, or borrow money.

400

What are the three basic steps to turn an orange tree into juice at the grocery store?

1. Pick the oranges from trees. 2. Squeeze/process them into cartons at a factory. 3. Ship them to the store to sell.

500

What is the main difference between a good and a service

A good is a physical thing you can touch/keep, while a service is work or an action done for someone else.

500

Explain why a warm coat is a need in a snowy town, but a silver ring is a want.

A coat keeps you warm and safe from extreme cold (a survival need), while a ring is decorative (a want).

500

Can a person be both a producer and a consumer? Give an example.

Yes (ex. a baker produces bread at work, but buys groceries at the store as a consumer)

500

 In our country's economic system, how do people decide where to spend their money?

People have the free enterprise choice to pick which stores and businesses they buy goods and services from.

500

Why do businesses often build factories or farms near specific natural resources?

To easily get the materials they need to make their products.

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