Resources
Needs vs. Wants
Barter & Money
Goods & Services
Scarcity & Choices
100

These are raw materials found in nature, like water and wood.

What are natural resources?


100

Something you must have to survive.

What is a need?

100

Trading goods without using money.

What is barter?

100

A toy you can buy is a…

What is a good?

100

When there is not enough of something.

What is scarcity?

200

People at work are called this kind of resource.

What are human resources?

200

Something you would like to have but do not need.

What is a want?

200

Coins and bills are called this.

What is money?

200

A haircut is a…

What is a service?


200

Scarcity causes people to make these.

What are choices?

300

Machines, tools, and computers are examples of these.



What are capital resources?


300

Is a toy a need or a want?

What is a want?

300

Which is easier for buying things today: barter or money?

What is money?

300

Something you can touch and use is called this.

What is a good?

300

If there are only 2 cookies for 4 students, this is an example of…

What is scarcity?

400

Name one natural resource.

Examples: water, soil, coal, sunlight, wood

400

Is food a need or a want?

What is a need?

400

Why is money easier than barter?

Because it is faster and does not require matching trades.


400

Work done for someone else is called this.

What is a service?

400

If you can only buy one toy, you must make a…

What is a choice?

500

A hammer is an example of what kind of resource?

What is a capital resource?

500

Give one example of a want.

Examples: video game, candy, fancy shoes, toy

500

If I trade apples for bread, I am using this.

What is barter?

500

A teacher provides this.

What is a service?

500

Why do people make choices?

Because resources are limited.

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