ECON Book Final Part 1

ECON Book Final Part 1

KG - 12th Grade

17 Qs

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ECON Book Final Part 1

ECON Book Final Part 1

Assessment

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History

KG - 12th Grade

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17 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

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In the neighborhood of Maximo Jerez, located in Managua, Nicaragua, citizens only have water from 2 a.m. to 7 p.m. After Hurricane Sandy, much of the Northeast region of the United States was left without electricity. How do these examples illustrate the same economic principle?
They illustrate the problem of capital, because both cities were without a needed resource and needed funding to purchase more.
They illustrate the problem of needs versus wants, because the Nicaraguans need water, but electricity is just a want for Americans.
They illustrate the problem of resource management, because the water needs to be rationed in Nicaragua and controlled during the storm in the United States.
They illustrate that scarcity is a problem everywhere in the world, because both poor and wealthy societies can still have issues of limited resources.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

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Why would a study of economics necessarily include the problems of scarcity and choice?
The study of economics should include scarcity and choice because these problems exist in all societies regardless of their level of poverty or wealth. The study of these problems shows how people seek to satisfy their needs and wants by making choices about their limited resources.
The study of economics should include scarcity and choice because these problems exist in industrialized societies, especially the wealthiest ones. The study of these problems shows the origins of human social behavior, and the development and organization of economic institutions.
The study of economics should include scarcity and choice because these problems exist in the world's poorest societies, especially non-industrialized ones. The study of these problems helps economists build upon knowledge from other social sciences to understand how to alleviate world poverty.
The study of economics should include scarcity and choice because these problems exist in a majority of societies, especially among the richest and poorest peoples. The study of these problems shows how oppression has become the norm throughout the world while the wealthiest people try to control a majority of the resources.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

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Based on an examination of the graph, what conclusions can be drawn regarding the production possibilities of corn and jeans?
The blue curve indicates a decrease in the capacity to produce both corn and jeans, resulting in economic growth.
The blue curve indicates an increase in the capacity to produce both corn and jeans, resulting in economic growth.
The blue curve indicates an increase in the capacity to produce both corn and jeans, resulting in economic decline.
The blue curve indicates a decrease in the capacity to produce both corn and jeans, resulting in economic decline.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

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The photograph best represents the use of
entrepreneurship
human capital
cost/benefit analysis
physical capital

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

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If Jake decides to work for two more years to earn money instead of getting an advanced degree, what would be his opportunity cost, and why?
His opportunity cost is the money he gains while working for another two years, because his decision to work will give him the money he needs for graduate school.
His opportunity cost is the possibility that his parents will be angry with him for not pursuing his degree, because his decision to work will likely mean giving up on graduate school.
His opportunity cost is the time he has to invest working for another two years, because his decision to work forced him to spend that two years working instead of going to school.
His opportunity cost is the money he might have gained from having an advanced degree, because his decision to work forced him to give up or postpone the alternative option of graduate school.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

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The points on the production possibilities frontier in this chart all represent
opportunity costs
underutilization of resources
efficient use of resources
two different types of resources

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

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Why would a government most likely be able to influence the production possibilities curve in a free market economy?
because government policy can affect the costs of production
because governments tax profits on manufacturers
because governments control the factors of production
because governments can influence the demand for any given product

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