Around the World
Import or Export?
Guess the Country
True or False
Trade Terms
100

Coffee is commonly imported from this type of climate.

Tropical/Warm

100

When a country buys goods from another country, this is called…

Imports

100

This country is famous for exporting maple syrup and shares a long border with the U.S.

Canada

100

International trade means countries exchange goods and services.

True 

100

The tax placed on imported goods is called a…

Tarrif

200

Many clothes sold in the U.S. are made in factories located…

Overseas / other countries

200

When a country sells goods to another country, this is called…

Exports 

200

This country is known for electronics manufacturing and exports many phones and technology products.

China 

200

Countries can efficiently produce every product they need.

False

200

The movement of goods between countries is called…

Trade

300

Name one reason countries trade.

Lower prices / specialization / resources

300

Bananas are usually a U.S. _____ because they grow in warmer countries.

Import

300

This country is famous for coffee exports and is located in South America.

Brazil

300

Trade only affects governments, not regular people.

False 

300

Goods brought into a country are called…

Imports

400

Smartphones often involve parts and labor from…

Multiple countries 

400

Soybeans are a major U.S. _____ sold to other countries.

Export

400

This European country is known for luxury cars like BMW and Mercedes.

Germany

400

International trade can lower prices and increase choices.

True

400

Goods sent out of a country are called…

Exports

500

Why don’t countries make everything themselves?

Because some countries produce certain goods more efficiently or have better resources

500

Oil can be both an import and an export.

True

500

This country is famous for sushi and exports brands like Toyota and Sony.

Japan

500

Only rich countries participate in trade.

Fase

500

An agreement between countries to trade with fewer restrictions is called a…

Trade agreement / free trade agreement