Wants
and
Needs
Spending
and
Saving
Goods
and
Services
Producers
and
Consumers
Scarcity
100

True or false: A family should buy needs before wants.

What is true?

100

When you give money to buy goods and services

What is spending?

100

Things people buy and sell

What are goods?

100

A person who makes or sells goods or services is called this.

What is a producer?

100

When there is not enough of something

What is scarcity?

200

Something you must have to live, like food, water, or a home.

What is a need?

200

When you put money in a piggy bank instead of spending it.

What is saving?

200

A teacher, a doctor, and a firefighter all provide this. 

What is a service?

200

A person who buys and uses goods and services is called this.

What is a consumer?

200

What people make when there is not enough money to buy needs and wants.

What are choices?

300

A toy, video game, or candy are examples of this because you don't need them to live.

What is a want?

300

If you want to buy a new bike but don’t have enough money, you should do this

What is save?

300

A baker makes cakes and cookies. These things are called this.

What are goods?

300

True or false people can be both producers and consumers.

What is true?

300

The choice someone does not pick

What is opportunity cost?

400

How many people want or need of good and services

What is demand?

400

This is a safe place to keep money.

What is a bank?

400

This person helps students learn by providing a service.

Who is a teacher?

400

When you go to a grocery store and buy fruits and vegetables, you are this.

What is a consumer?

400

If a store runs out of your favorite toy because too many people want it and there aren’t enough, you might have to do this.

What is wait (or choose something else)?

500

How much of a good or service there is to buy. 

What is supply?

500

How people make goods and provide services: how people earn and spend money

What is economics?

500

People use to pay for goods and services.

What is money?

500

A farmer grows apples, a truck driver delivers them to the store, and a customer buys them. How many consumers are in this example?

What is one?

500

Jasmine can only choose one fruit to take for lunch. She decides to take an apple.

What is the banana called?

What is opportunity cost?

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