Week 24
(Earning Money)
Week 25
(Economic Choices)
Week 26
(Budgeting)
Week 27
(Economic Principles)
Week 28
(Innovators)
100

What is another word for work we do?

A job
100

Fill in the blank: 

_________ money is purchasing something to satisfy a want or need.

Spending

100

What is a budget?

A plan on how we use our money

100

What is a Free Enterprise System?

the government does not control the market

100

What is a profit?

The money left over after a business pays all of its expenses 

200

What are some ways people choose how to earn money? 

By their: interests, skills, location, demand

200

Baking cookies for a school bake sale fundraiser is an example of....?

(Choose: spend, save, or donate)

Donate

200

Which of the following would you include in a budget?

Choose 4 (earnings, spending, sleeping, donations, savings)

Earnings, spending, donations, savings

200

What is supply?

how much of a good there is

200

If a man buys a pair of shoes for $15 and sells them for $20 he will make a ______.

A) profit

B) service

C) loss

profit

300

What are some industries of the Texas economy?

Agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, and tourism

300

What might you need to do if you want to buy something like a house or a car, but do not have enough money for it yet?

(choose: spend, save, or donate)

Save

300

If you budget to SAVE $20 every month, how much money will you have SAVED after 3 months?

$60

300

If the supply is low but the demand for that item is high, what happens to the price?

The price goes up

300

If a store manager has to LOWER the price of his product, what will happen to his profits?

they will decrease

400

What are some jobs in the service industry?

Teachers, veterinarians, doctors, lawyers.

400

If a kid is putting money into a piggy bank, this is an example of what?

(Choose: spending, saving, or donating)

Saving

400

Pretend your budget looks like below: 

Income: $100

Bills: $50

Donations: $25

Savings: ?

How much money are you saving every month?

$25

400

If there is a surplus of goods, what happens to the price?

It goes down.

400

If sugar costs $0.30, lemons cost $0.20, and ice costs $0.10 and all these ingredients are needed for the lemonade stand, how much does it cost to produce one glass of lemonade?

$0.60

500

What are the 2 different types of jobs people can have to earn money? (think some people produce ____, others provide a ____)

Produce goods, provide a service

500

Understanding how to spend, save, and donate money is important because it _________.

A) helps people get bigger loans

B)teaches people how to find a job

C)explains things people can do with their income

C) Explains things people can do with their income

500

Pretend you budget looks like below for a month: 

Income: $80

Lunch: $40

Snacks: $8

Donations: $12

Savings: $20

If you follow this budget for 4 months, how much will you have spent on lunch in 4 months?


$160

500

If a popular book arrived in the stores in the morning, and it sold so fast that many people did not get an opportunity to buy the book, what could happen to the price of the books when more arrive?

It would increase

500

Match the names to the business they started: 

Names: Henry Ford, Sam Walton, Mikaila Ulmer

Business: Walmart, Me & the Bees Lemonade, and Ford Motor Company

Sam Walton with Walmart

Henry Ford with Ford Motor Company

Mikaila Ulmer with Me & The Bees Lemonade