Goods and Services
Producers and Consumers
Needs and Wants
Bartering
Resources
100
You go to Finish Line to buy sneakers. Are you purchasing a good or a service?

Good

100

A person who buys fruits and vegetables is called a

A. Producer

B. consumer

Consumer

100

A pool is a need or a want?

Want

100

What is another word for bartering

Trading

100

Tomatoes is an example of what type of resource?

Natural

200

You go to the hair salon to get a hair cut. Are you purchasing a good or a service?

Service

200

A Baker would be a 

A. producer

B. Consumer

Producer

200

Milk is a need or a want?

Need

200

Why did people barter a long time ago

They did not have money so they traded

200

A teacher is what type of resource?

Human Resource

300

You are a pizza maker. What good are you providing?

Pizza

300
True or False:

Producers are also offering services

True

300

Going to the doctor is a need or a want?

Need

300

You need wool to make a coat. You have rice and a gold necklace. The farmer you go to has sheep and a rice crop. What would you barter?

Your gold necklace for the wool from the sheep

300

A car is what type of resource?

Capital

400

You are a librarian. What service are you providing?

Helping people find books
400

What is the definition of a producer?

Someone who makes something and sells it (owning a business) 

400

What is the difference between a need or a want?

A need is something you must have to survive

A want is something you want but can live without it

400

You are in need of milk and you are a shoe maker. Who would you barter with?

A. A farmer who needs wood

B. A person who cuts down trees who needs wool

C. A farmer who needs boots

C

400

You have a lemonade stand. Which items are human, capital, and natural resources?

Water

Cups

Pouring the lemondade

Water: Natural resource

Cup: Capital Resource

You: Human resource

500

When there is not a lot of the resource left. What is that called? Think of covid and toilet paper.

Scarcity