Ready, set, go!! Part II

Mrs. Reynard owns a company that produces music . Based on consumer demand, she has decided to stream more on Spotify and fewer CDs . What basic economic question is being answered?

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    Who will produce it? 

• • How will it be produced? 

• • For whom will it be produced?

• • What will be produced? 

According to the pictures, the item shown is an example of -

• production

• scarcity

• incentives

• opportunity cost

Which of the following demonstrates the media offering a forum for opposing viewpoints?

• a news story that focuses on a local school's plan for improving test scores

• a debate that is held between the candidates running for governor

• a press conference regarding a controversial decision made by the governor

• a headline about a government official's mishandling of state funds

According to the Tenth Amendment, what are powers given to states called?

• reserved

• implied

• expressed

• concurrent

The amount of earnings after all expenses have been paid is -

• price

• profit

• competition

• expenses

The 14th amendment prohibits unfair actions from -

(HINT: DUE PROCESS)

• local and state government

• foreign governments

• Federal Government

• the Supreme Court

The primary purpose of the Virginia Constitution is to -

• establish the structure of the Virginia government

• guarantee freedom of religious beliefs to everyone in Virginia

• guarantee that all people would be treated the same in Virginia

• serve as a model for all of the other state constitutions

When involved in the legislative process, primary issues of concern for the General Assembly (state) include each of the following EXCEPT -

• education

• environment

• public health

• national defense

What is an ordinance?

• state law

• local law

• national law

• online game

The following is an example of an ordinance that was created by -

Sec. 54-156. - Curfew

It shall be unlawful for any parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of any minor under 16 years of age to knowingly permit, allow or encourage such minor to be and remain in and upon any street, avenue, road, alley, park, vacant lot, playground, wharf, dock, place of amusement, or in and upon any other public place whether of like kind or not, in the city between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.

• City Council

• Mayor

• General Assembly

• Congress