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UNIT 3 - SOCIAL SCIENCE: THE ECONOMY

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

We obtain raw materials or natural products in this sector.

a)

Primary Sector

b)

Secondary Sector

c)

Tertiary Sector

2.

We transform raw materials into manufactured products.

a)

Primary Sector

b)

Secondary Sector

c)

Tertiary Sector

3.

Businesses sell products and services.

a)

Primary Sector

b)

Secondary Sector

c)

Tertiary Sector

4.

They are example of products from the primary sector activity - forestry.

a)

wood and cork

b)

pigs and poultry

c)

salmon and squid

d)

coal and iron

e)

olives and grapes

5.

They are example of products from the primary sector activity - livestock farming.

a)

wood and cork

b)

pigs and poultry

c)

salmon and squid

d)

coal and iron

e)

olives and grapes

6.

They are example of products from the primary sector activity - fishing.

a)

wood and cork

b)

pigs and poultry

c)

salmon and squid

d)

coal and iron

e)

olives and grapes

7.

They are example of products from the primary sector activity - mining.

a)

wood and cork

b)

pigs and poultry

c)

salmon and squid

d)

coal and iron

e)

olives and grapes

8.

They are example of products from the primary sector activity - arable farming.

a)

wood and cork

b)

pigs and poultry

c)

salmon and squid

d)

coal and iron

e)

olives and grapes

9.

Farmers keep the animals together in an enclosed space.

a)

Intensive farming

b)

Extensive farming

10.

Farmers keep the animals outdoors where they have lots of space.

a)

Intensive farming

b)

Extensive farming

11.

Crops that need to be watered regularly.

a)

Irrigated crops

b)

Dry crops

12.

Crops that can survive with only rainwater.

a)

Irrigated crops

b)

Dry crops

13.

A type of fishing that happens close to land.

a)

Coastal fishing

b)

Deep sea fishing

14.

A type of fishing when boats go out on the high sea.

a)

Coastal fishing

b)

Deep sea fishing

15.

The use of underground tunnels to extract natural materials.

a)

Underground mining

b)

Open cast mining

16.

Removing natural materials from the Earth's surface.

a)

Underground mining

b)

Open cast mining

17.

A secondary sector activity that involves building public works such as roads.

a)

Construction industries

b)

Capital goods industries

c)

Energy industries

d)

Consumer goods industries

e)

Processing industries

18.

A secondary sector activity that uses intermediate products to make machinery, equipment or parts that are then used to make final products.

a)

Construction industries

b)

Capital goods industries

c)

Energy industries

d)

Consumer goods industries

e)

Processing industries

19.

A secondary sector activity that produces various types of energy from renewable or non-renewable sources.

a)

Construction industries

b)

Capital goods industries

c)

Energy industries

d)

Consumer goods industries

e)

Processing industries

20.

A secondary sector activity that uses raw materials to make final products that are sold to individuals or companies.

a)

Construction industries

b)

Capital goods industries

c)

Energy industries

d)

Consumer goods industries

e)

Processing industries

21.

A secondary sector activity that transforms raw materials into intermediate products.

a)

Construction industries

b)

Capital goods industries

c)

Energy industries

d)

Consumer goods industries

e)

Processing industries

22.

It is another name for the service sector.

a)

Primary sector

b)

Secondary sector

c)

Tertiary sector

23.

It is the term for selling goods directly to the public.

a)

Trade

b)

Retail

24.

It is the term for buying and selling goods between businesses.

a)

Trade

b)

Retail

25.

Approximately 7 out of 10 people in Spain's active population work in this sector.

a)

Primary sector

b)

Secondary sector

c)

Tertiary sector

26.

More than 70% of people in Spain's active population work in this sector.

a)

Primary sector

b)

Secondary sector

c)

Tertiary sector

27.

Approximately 20% of people in Spain's active population work in this sector.

a)

Primary sector

b)

Secondary sector

c)

Tertiary sector

28.

Less than 5% of people in Spain's active population work in this sector.

a)

Primary sector

b)

Secondary sector

c)

Tertiary sector

29.

Selling products directly to an individual.

a)

artisan products

b)

textile industry

c)

retail

d)

trade

30.

Buying and selling products and services.

a)

artisan products

b)

textile industry

c)

retail

d)

trade

31.

Products made by hand or on a very small scale (a reduced quantity).

a)

artisan products

b)

textile industry

c)

retail

d)

trade

32.

The industry which produces fabrics.

a)

artisan products

b)

textile industry

c)

retail

d)

trade

33.

They are examples of entertainment and leisure services in the tertiary sector.

a)

Cinemas, theaters, sports centers, video games centers (arcades)

b)

Hotels, campsites, museums, adventure sports

c)

Radio, television, newspapers, websites.

34.

They are examples of tourism services in the tertiary sector.

a)

Cinemas, theaters, sports centers, video games centers (arcades)

b)

Hotels, campsites, museums, adventure sports

c)

Radio, television, newspapers, websites.

35.

They are examples of media and communication services in the tertiary sector.

a)

Cinemas, theaters, sports centers, video games centers (arcades)

b)

Hotels, campsites, museums, adventure sports

c)

Radio, television, newspapers, websites.

36.

A business with less than 10 employees.

a)

Micro-business

b)

Small business

c)

Medium-sized business

d)

Large business

37.

A business with 250 or more employees.

a)

Micro-business

b)

Small business

c)

Medium-sized business

d)

Large business

38.

A business with 50 to 249 employees.

a)

Micro-business

b)

Small business

c)

Medium-sized business

d)

Large business

39.

A business with 10 to 49 employees.

a)

Micro-business

b)

Small business

c)

Medium-sized business

d)

Large business

40.

This business department is responsible for hiring and training employees.

a)

finance

b)

sales

c)

marketing

d)

human resources

41.

This business department advertises the product and promotes the business.

a)

finance

b)

sales

c)

marketing

d)

human resources

42.

This business department takes care of all aspects of the business that involve money.

a)

finance

b)

sales

c)

marketing

d)

human resources

43.

People working in this department are responsible for selling the product.

a)

finance

b)

sales

c)

marketing

d)

human resources

44.

The most senior person in a company. Sometimes, they are the owner.

a)

Entrepreneur

b)

Chief Executive Officer

c)

Accountant

d)

Staff

e)

Director

45.

All the people who work in a company.

a)

Entrepreneur

b)

Chief Executive Officer

c)

Accountant

d)

Staff

e)

Director

46.

Someone who is responsible for a department in a company.

a)

Entrepreneur

b)

Chief Executive Officer

c)

Accountant

d)

Staff

e)

Director

47.

A person who sets up their own business.

a)

Entrepreneur

b)

Chief Executive Officer

c)

Accountant

d)

Staff

e)

Director

48.

A person who is responsible for the financial aspects of a company

a)

Entrepreneur

b)

Chief Executive Officer

c)

Accountant

d)

Staff

e)

Director

49.

The materials for a clothes manufacturing business

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Variable costs

50.

The rent for a clothes manufacturing business

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Variable costs

51.

The insurance for a clothes manufacturing business

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Variable costs

52.

The salaries for a clothes manufacturing business

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Variable costs

53.

A Christmas bonus for employees of a clothes manufacturing business

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Variable costs

54.

The telephone and internet service for a clothes manufacturing business

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Variable costs

55.

The shipping costs for a clothes manufacturing business

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Variable costs