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Challenge your understanding of basic economic concepts with this interactive quiz! From opportunity costs to resources and profit calculation, you'll tackle questions that enhance your knowledge of economics in a fun way. Earn points as you progress, and see if you can reach the highest scores. Perfect for students or anyone keen to reinforce their economic literacy, it provides engaging scenarios to explore terms like supply, demand, and capital resources. Are you ready to take the challenge? Click to begin!
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MILLIONAIRE SCOREBOARD $16,000 $1 MILLION $8,000 $4,000 $500,000 $2,000 $250,000 $1,000 $125,000 $500 $64,000 $300 $32,000 $200 Click the $ for questions $100
Jackson chooses to use his $5 to buya Christmas present for his dad instead of buying a book at the book fair. The book fair book is his _______________ • A:Opportunity cost • B:scarcity • C:resource • D:demand Click on the letter of the correct answer $100 Question
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So many customers wanted to buythe Wii, the store ran out. There was a _____________ • A:capital resource • B:scarcity • C:decision • D:consumer Click on the letter of the correct answer $200 Question
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Which of the following is an example of goods • A:a hair cut • B:an education • C: groceries • D:getting the house cleaned Click on the letter of the correct answer $300 Question
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Which of these is a capital resource a greeting card company would use? • A:a barn • B:water • C:writers • D:printing machines Click on the letter of the correct answer $500 Question
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Marlo needed a new rake to use in his lawn care business. What type of resource is a rake? • A:natural • B:capital • C:human • D:limited Click on the letter of the correct answer $1,000 Question
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Kelly spent $45 on supplies to start her pet grooming business. She collected $65 from her first 5 customers. How much profit has Kelly earned? • A:$20 • B:$45 • C:$65 • D:$110 Click on the letter of the correct answer $2,000 Question
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The money we collect when doing business is called ____________. • A:expenses • B:income • C:resources • D:investment Click on the letter of the correct answer $4,000 Question
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When the demand for an item increases, the price of the item will likely do what? • A:go up • B:go down • C:stay the same • D:go away Click on the letter of the correct answer $8,000 Question
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Which of the following jobs is an example of a service career? • A:builder • B:car maker • C:doctor • D:farmer Click on the letter of the correct answer $16,000 Question
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The amount of a good customers are willing to buy is the ________. • A:supply • B:resources • C:capital • D:demand Click on the letter of the correct answer $32,000 Question
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Before making an economic decision, you must think about the ___________ . • A:advantages and disadvantages • B:supply and demand • C:income and profit • D:wants and desires Click on the letter of the correct answer $64,000 Question
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Profit is found by subtracting the __________ from the income. • A:taxes • B:capital • C: expenses • D:balance Click on the letter of the correct answer $125,000 Question
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A person who uses a service or goods is a __________ • A:producer • B:human resource • C:investor • D:consumer Click on the letter of the correct answer $250,000 Question
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Carl invested $50 to start his business. He sold $120 worth of goods. How much profit did he make? • A:$50 • B:$70 • C:$120 • D:$100 Click on the letter of the correct answer $500,000 Question
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3 types of resources are capital, human, and _________ • A:real • B:conservation • C:natural • D:business Click on the letter of the correct answer $1 Million Question
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