Unit 5, Topic 2, 1-8

extreme shortage of something

Scarcity

extra of something

Surplus

Multiple Choice

23 students in class and 27 cookies

• Surplus

• Scarcity

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Not enough of something for everyone

• Surplus

• Scarcity

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If the store has 100 packs of toilet paper and 200 people want to buy it, is it a shortage or surplus?

• Surplus

• Scarcity

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If there is 50 donuts made and 40 people buy them, will there be a shortage or a surplus?

• Surplus

• Scarcity

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If there is 1,000 halloween costumes at the store and 800 people want to buy a costume is there a shortage or surplus of costumes?

• Surplus

• Scarcity

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A small amount of popular toys are released right before Christmas. This will likely lead to a:

• Surplus

• Scarcity

Multiple Choice

Sometimes stores will put things on sale so that there won't be a surplus of goods leftover.

• True

• False

Objective: 3.4.2 Explain historical patterns of settlement in Louisiana using maps

Throughout the year, we have learned about all of the different factors that have shaped Louisiana over time. We looked at Louisiana’s geography, culture, history, and economy. Today we will start to think about how all of those things are connected to each other. Our first focus will be on how geography, land use, and the economy are connected

1. What do you see in this map? 

2. Where is New Orleans? 

3. What similarities do you see between the maps? 

4. What differences do you see between the maps?

5. Why do you think those differences occurred?

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Multiple Choice

Toby has a job. he makes $100 a week. He wants to buy a new television that cost $800. Toby needs to

• save his money

• spend his money

• quit his job

• practice specialization

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Louisiana was named to honor

• the Louisiana Purchase

• Louisiana Jazz

• King Louis XIV of France

• King Louis X of Acadia.

Multiple Choice

The Map above shows the movement of what people?

• creoles

• native americans

• acadians

• german settlers

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the best heading for the list.

• French Royal

• Members of the Executive Branch

• Leaders who make Laws

• Members of the Supreme Court

Multiple Choice

Napoleon Bonaparte of France sold the Louisiana territory to the United States. This deal became known as

• Jefferson's Purchase

• The Louisiana Purchase

• The Fleur de Lis

• Mardi Gras

Multiple Choice

In order to help choose a government leader, citizens must

• have money

• have capital resources

• vote

• trade

Multiple Choice

The Acadian migration led to

• many Creoles living in new Orleans

• Mardi Gras becoming a Catholic holdiday

• a large Cajun population in Louisiana

• jazz becoming popular in Canada

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When prices increase, consumers​

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buy less

buy more

sell more

sell less

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Producers depend on consumers for ​ ​

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money

supply

capital resources

goods and services

Multiple Choice

Alfonzo Tires is a business that sells tires. Which of the following statements is true?

• When tires cost a lot of money, Alfonzo sells less tires.

• The rubber used to make tires in a natural resource.

• The owner of Alfonzo Tires does not have to make economic decisions

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Molly works for a computer company. Her job is to test computer parts. She tests computer parts on every product the company makes. This is an example of​

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specialization

good citizen

opportunity cost

government sevices

Multiple Choice

Look at the list. Which items are goods and services important to Louisiana?

• 1, 5, and 6

• 1, 2, 3, and 6

• 2, 4, 5, and 6

• 1, 3, and 4

Multiple Choice

The state legislature and congress both make

• rules

• laws

• parishes

• capital resources

Multiple Choice

Melissa wants to buy new coat and purse. She only has enough money for one or the other. Melissa will need to

• save her money

• buy both

• compare costs and benefits

• go home crying

Multiple Choice

Which of the following lends money?

• consumers

• producers

• banks

• markets