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WorksheetsEconomics In Michigan
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 17mins
All the activities that go into making and buying products and services is called what?
Economics
Social Studies
Liberty
Interdependence
About 200,000 people in Michigan work in the car industry.
True
False
When you have a decision to make, the thing(s) you don't choose are called your opportunity cost.
True
False
What Michigan city is know as the cherry capital of the world?
Battle Creek
Bangor
Kalamazoo
Colon
Traverse City
Of these Michigan tourist attractions, which are also natural resources? (There may be more than one answer. Be careful.)
Sleeping Bear Dunes
Lake Michigan
Tahquamenon Falls
Mackinac Bridge
Gerald R. Ford Museum
Peaches are grown in Michigan.
True
False
Michigan is one of the top state producers for apples, celery, and dry beans.
True
False
The dairy business brings Michigan farmers the most money.
True
False
Which one is not a tourist region talked about in the book?
Detroit
Lake Michigan
Mid-State
Northern
Michigan produces a lot of pineapples, lemons, and oranges.
True
False
How much money do tourists bring into Michigan each year?
$18,000 = 18 thousand
$180,000 = 180 thousand
$18,000,000 = 18 million
$18,000,000,000 = 18 billion
Services are jobs that people do for you like dentists, cleaning services, car mechanics...
True
False
What tourist region is Grand Rapids part of?
Mid-State
Northern
Detroit
Lake Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie, where the Soo Locks are found, is found in what tourist region?
Mid-State
Detroit
Northern
Lansing
Which one is not a tourist spot found in Michigan?
Detroit
Chicago
Lansing
Muskegon
Frankenmuth
Think about building a new shed/barn for your backyard. Which one of these resources would be a capital resource?
Carpenter
Hammer
Wood
Sand/gravel
Think about building a new house. Which of the following would be part of the human resources? (There may be more than one answer. Be careful.)
Electricians
Plumbers
Carpenters
Shovel
Water
Which one of these was not a major job that Michigan had in its history.
logging
copper mining
fur trade
scuba diving
___________________ is people depending on each other to supply what they each need
Scarcity
Specialization
Interdependence
Opportunity Cost
_________________ is where a person or group of people focus on one job, and get really good at it.
Opportunity Cost
Scarcity
Interdependence
Specialization
When you walk out of a store like Meijer, and your cart is full of groceries, are those groceries considered goods or services?
Goods
Services
