Rules of the Class
What is "knocking"?
Something essential for survival
What is a "need"?
Option A and Option B are present. I chose Option A, therefore my opportunity cost is ___
What is "Option B?"
A PPF stands for ____
What is a "Production Possibilities Frontier" (or curve)?
The style of notes we take in class
What are "Cornell Notes?"
What is the "5-5 Rule?"
Something desirable, but not essential for survival.
What is a "want"
Aliyah chose to take Lock Shop this year rather than Yearbook. This means her opportunity cost is ____
What is "taking yearbook?" (and lost the ability of making Mr. Brown happy...)
A PPC marks the efficiency of producing (this number) goods.
What is "2"?
The two things required at the top of your notes.
What are the "title" and "date"?
After the bell rings, Mr. Brown goes to _____ and does _____.
What is "his desk" and "attendance"?
Our three factors of production.
What are "land, labor, and capital?"
Ta'naj chose to stay in Econ rather than keep his early release. His ___ was scarce.
What is "time"?
Any points lying on the line are known as ___
What is "efficient?"
The person that gets to decide what is most important when taking notes.
Who is "me" (myself/I/student/us/etc.)?
__ tardies in a week equals a detention.
What is "2"?
The two types of capital.
What are "physical" and "human" capital?
BONUS RANDOM QUESTION WORTH DOUBLE:
Mr. Brown has this number of cats at home.
What is "5"?
What is "impossible" or "not possible?"
__ sentences are needed for your final summary at the end of the notes.
What are "2/ 2 or more"?
The third time using phones/headphones in class equals a(n) ________
What is an "office referral"?
The education one receives in this class is known as their _______.
What is "human capital?"
On a PPC, an increasing opportunity cost is known as _____.
What is "concave"?
New technology has been created that allows for a greater production of goods. This shifts the curve _____
What is "outward"?
Cornell notes are graded on a __ point rubric.
What are "10" points?