Social Studies 4 Productive Resources

Who would a store consider a human resource?

• someone who buys the goods from the store

• someone who works for the store

• someone who visits the store

• the machine in the store

What do human resources provide?

• money

• labor (work)

• land

• capital

Sonia wants to open up a candy store. She has the candy and the people to help her work, but she does not have a place to open up her store. What type of resource is the store?

• capital resource

• natural resource

• human resource

• land resource

Mark decides to start up his own lemonade stand. He charges people $1 per lemonade. Which of the following BEST describes Mark?

• Josh is a capital resource

• Josh is a natural resource

• Josh is an entrepreneur

• Josh is a competitor

Which type of productive resource is water?

• a human resource

• a natural resource

• an entrepreneur

• a capital resource

Madison drives a truck to deliver milk to the store. Which of the following BEST describes Madison's truck?

• a capital resource

• a natural resource

• a human resource

• a land resource

Which of the following is an example of an entrepreneur?

• Scott helps his boss make bread at their bakery.

• Sally drew pictures of her friends for free

• Jose drove his truck to deliver orange juice to stores.

• Destiny started a business to sell cupcakes.

What is the purpose of taxes?

• so that the government can keep the money for themselves

• to build dog parks for only a few people

• so the government can use the money for charity

• so that all citizens may have access to goods and services

What does it mean when an entrepreneur is a "risk-taker"?

• they will get charged taxes

• they could lose all their money starting a new business

• they use all the productive resources to start a business

• they love taking risks

Which one of these is considered a PUBLIC good or service?

• fire department

• McDonald's

• NIKE

• Grocery store