Vocabulary
Lesson 2
Making Choices
Goods and Services
Double Jeopardy
100

What is a need?

Things we must have to live

100

What is one resource you use everyday?

Water, paper, ect. 

100

What does skill mean?

Knowing how to do something 
100

What does it mean to barter?

To trade goods or services without using money
200

What is a want?

Things we would like to have but do not need to live

200

What is a good?

Goods are thing that make people make or grow


200

What is opportunity cost?

The thing you give up when you make a choice

200
What does trade mean?

To buy, sell, or exchange goods or services

300

What is a resource?

Something that we can use. 

300

What is a producer?

A person who makes or grows a good


300

What does benefit mean?

A good result from a choice you make.

300

What is a loan?

Money that someone borrows

400
What does income mean?

Money that people earn

400

What is a consumer?

A person who buys and uses goods

400

What does a flow chart tell us?

The order in which things take place
400

Where do loans come from?

Banks

400

What is a tax?

Money that is collected by the government from the citizens

500

What does it mean to be scarce?

There is not enough of something 

500

Who is a producer in your community?

Carpenter, Farmer, Painter, Construction Worker, ect.

500

What is an example of a government worker?

Firefighter, teacher, police 

500

How does the Unite States get goods that it does not produce?

It trades goods with other countries

500

How do communities pay government workers?

Money from taxes