Brainpopjr Goods and Services Flashcard

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What is an example of a consumer? A. a farmer who grows corn, B. a person who buys books, C. an artist who sells paintings, D. a worker who fixes trucks

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a person who buys books

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What is a PROFESSION?

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a job

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Grandpop wants to buy a new camera. What should he do? Options: A. Look at a few stores and compare prices. B. Run to the closest store and buy a camera. C. Buy the camera with the highest price. D. Get the camera that looks the prettiest.

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Look at a few stores and compare prices.

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Which provides both goods and services? A. a babysitter B. a bus driver C. a post office D. a family

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a post office

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Which happens LAST? A. The store lowers the prices of notebooks. B. Customers start buying more notebooks. C. Very few people buy the notebooks. D. A store gets a large supply of notebooks.

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Customers start buying more notebooks.

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Who makes or grows goods or offers services?

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producers

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At the market, Moby buys apples that have been grown locally. Where do you think the apples were grown?

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near his community

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What does BARTER mean?

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to trade goods or services

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A toy store has a large supply of blocks and wants to sell more of them. How can the store sell more blocks?

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Lower the prices of the blocks.

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Which happens FIRST? A. Cotton goes to a mill to be turned into fabric. B. Shirts get sent to stores and sold to customers. C. Farmers grow and harvest cotton plants. D. Fabric goes to a factory to be turned into shirts.

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Farmers grow and harvest cotton plants.