Production, Distribution, and Consumption Quiz

What is an example of a consumer?

• a farmer who grows corn

• a person who buys books

• an artist who sells paintings

• a worker who fixes trucks

Doctor, writer, and teacher are all PROFESSIONS. What is a PROFESSION?

• a job

• a good

• a need

• a law

Grandpop wants to buy a new camera. What should he do?

• Look at a few stores and compare prices.

• Run to the closest store and buy a camera.

• Buy the camera with the highest price

• Get the camera that looks the prettiest.

Which provides both goods and services?

• A babysitter

• A bus driver

• A post office

• A family

Which happens LAST?

• The store lowers the prices of notebooks.

• Customers start buying more notebooks.

• Very few people buy the notebooks.

• A store gets a large supply of notebooks.

What do people need to live?

• Air, food, water, and shelter

• Toys, candy, books, and bikes

• Ponds, deserts, forests, and mountains

• Librarians, teachers, principals, and students

A shelter is a safe place to live. What shelter might a rabbit use?

• a burrow

• a carrot

• thick fur

• water

What goods might a baker sell?

• Bikes and skateboards

• Computers and phones

• Bread and pies

• Shampoos and soaps

Mia and Moby BARTER. Mia knits Moby a scarf, and Moby cleans Mia’s room. What does BARTER mean?

• to pay for something with money

• to trade goods and services

• to make or clean something

• to save money

Who provides the service of keeping people safe?

• A painter

• A musician

• A letter carrier

• A police officer