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Civics B Final Exam

Total questions: 67

Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Computers, buildings, trucks, and hammers are which factor of production...?

a)

Land

b)

Labor

c)

Capital

d)

Entrepreneurship

2.

Which of the following is not one of the four types of economies?

a)

Traditional

b)

Mixed

c)

Market

d)

Online

3.

Which type of economy offers consumers the most choices?

a)

Traditional

b)

Typical

c)

Market

d)

Command

4.

Another word that we use for "work"

a)

consumption

b)

process

c)

standard

d)

labor

5.

The goal of all businesses is to make a ___________________.

a)

friend

b)

profit

c)

production

d)

consumption

6.
Trading something for something else - no currency involved
a)
demand
b)
barter
c)
goods
d)
market
7.
A person who buys goods and services
a)
consumer
b)
entrepreneur
c)
resource
d)
currency
8.
Individuals who come up with a new idea for a good or service, then they make it a reality
a)
resource
b)
human resources
c)
consumer
d)
entrepreneur
9.
The resources required to make a product (good or service)
a)
economics
b)
consumption
c)
four factors of production
d)
scarcity
10.
The amount of money we pay for a good or service
a)
currency
b)
price
c)
inflation
d)
economics
11.
The idea that resources are limited; we don't have an unlimited supply of what we want
a)
scarcity
b)
supply
c)
demand
d)
inflation
12.

A person who provides a good or service

a)

producer

b)

need

c)

want

d)

consumer

13.

A person who purchases a good or service

a)

consumer

b)

taxes

c)

supply

d)

good

14.

Basic things humans must have to survive

a)

need

b)

want

c)

import

d)

demand

15.

how much of a good or service consumers want

a)

demand

b)

spending

c)

producer

d)

scarcity

16.
An election where voters choose the best candidate to represent their party
a)
General Election
b)
Primary Election
c)
Electoral College
d)
Spelling Bee
17.
Type of primary where only registered voters of that specific party can vote for that party's candidates. 
a)
Closed Primary
b)
Open Primary
c)
General Election
d)
Military Tribunal
18.
A ballot is...
a)
A specific type of dance
b)
A french loaf of bread 
c)
a ticket or piece of paper used to vote in an election.
d)
A member of the electoral college
19.
What is a straight ticket? 
a)
A type of ballot where a voter selects candidates from only one political party. 
b)
A type of ballot on which the voter selects candidates from more than one political party.
c)
Similar to a straight jacket, but with paper. 
d)
A ticket with less curves. 
20.

Which is the reason why states have voter registration?

a)

to keep people from voting more than once

b)

to protect the voting rights of aliens and transients

c)

so political parties can contact voters at election time

d)

so states can enforce laws that require citizens to vote

21.

Which is a qualification to vote?

a)

graduate high school

b)

pay all of your taxes

c)

own a house

d)

be a U.S. citizen

22.

" We are stronger when we have an economy that works for everyone..middle class life within reach for more Americans..Healthcare is a right not a privilege."


Which political party would agree with this viewpoint?

a)

Democratic Party

b)

Green Party

c)

Libertarian Party

d)

Socialist Party

23.

Which position would be most likely be found in the Republican Party platform?

a)

Introduction of tax incentives for small businesses to support better job.

b)

Support for the Affordable Care Act

c)

Opposition to American intervention overseas in the War on Terror

d)

Demand for increased taxation of corporations to support pre-school programs.

24.

What are two major political parties in the United States?

a)

Libertarian and Republican

b)

Democrat and Republican

c)

Republican and Green

d)

Democrat and Revolutionist

25.

How many electoral votes are needed to win the Presidency?

a)

100

b)

178

c)

270

d)

520

26.

What is fake news?

a)

False or misleading stories from minor sources

b)

Anything from CNN

c)

Stories you disagree with

d)

Stuff that makes Trump and angry panda

27.

Supreme Court justices are nominated by the _______.

a)

President

b)

Senate

c)

Vice President

d)

Congress

28.

How many justices make up the Supreme Court?

a)

8

b)

5

c)

9

d)

7

29.

Who is the current Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

a)

Sonia Sotomayor

b)

Anthony Kennedy

c)

John Roberts

d)

Brett Kavanaugh

30.

What is the role of the Judicial Branch?

a)

Make Laws

b)

Enforce Laws

c)

Interpret Laws

31.

an individual, company, or institution sued or accused in a court of law.

a)

Plantiff

b)

Defendant

32.

A group of citizens who hears and decides the outcome of a court case is called

a)

A trial court

b)

Justices

c)

Jury

d)

Reporters

33.

What will happen to the price of teddy bears if puppy dogs become the most popular stuffed toy?

a)

The price will increase

b)

The price will decrease

34.

What will happen to the price of corn if almost no rain falls on corn crops?

a)

The price will increase

b)

The price will decrease

35.

This part of the market determines DEMAND

a)

buyers

b)

sellers

c)

suppliers

d)

store owners

36.

For the law of demand, as price rises, what happens to quantity demanded?

a)

it goes up

b)

it goes down

c)

it stays the same

d)

it is not effected

37.

Resources that come from nature. These can be traced back to the earth and include animals.

a)

Opportunity cost

b)

Earth resources

c)

Capital resources

d)

Natural resources

38.

The amount of goods or services available

a)

Demand

b)

Scarcity

c)

Supply

d)

Capital resources

39.

The amount of goods or services available

a)

Demand

b)

Scarcity

c)

Supply

d)

Capital resources

40.

What is supply?

a)

The amount of money you have

b)

When stores don't have enough of something

c)

The total amount of goods or services provided

d)

The cost of labor for a service

41.

What is Demand?

a)

Food in a store

b)

The total amount of goods or services provided

c)

How much money a person has

d)

The amount of goods and services provided that a person pays an amount for

42.

An example of goods would be:

a)

Sunlight in the sky

b)

Food in a store

c)

Money in the bank

d)

Wind

43.

An example of a service would be:

a)

Buying clothes at a store

b)

Mowing a lawn for a company and getting paid

c)

Carrying groceries for a friend for free

d)

Donating clothes to charity

44.

When the supply is low, the demand is:

a)

stable

b)

high

c)

down

d)

low

45.

When the supply is high, the demand is:

a)

high

b)

stable

c)

Low

d)

all over the place

46.

Shortages are:

a)

When there is too little of something

b)

When there is too much of something

c)

Lots of Money

d)

Lots of Food

47.

If a store has 25 video games, and 40 people want the video games, does the store have enough?

a)

Yes

b)

No

48.

If the store doesn't have enough, will the store charge more or less for the video game?

a)

Less

b)

More

49.

What is a free-market economy?

a)

A system driven by private ownership of property & resources, competition, and profit motive. Consumer is king.

b)

A system run with central ownership (usually by government) of property and resources. The consumer gets what the government offers.

c)

Individuals and businesses are owners and decision makers for the private sector while the government is owner and decision maker for the public sector.

d)

A system based on custom and historical precedent.

50.

What is a command economy?

a)

A system based on custom and historical precedent.

b)

A system driven by private ownership of property & resources, competition, and profit motive. Consumer is king.

c)

Individuals and businesses are owners and decision makers for the private sector while the government is owner and decision maker for the public sector.

d)

A system run with central ownership (usually by government) of property and resources. The consumer gets what the government offers.

51.

What is a traditional economy?

a)

A system driven by private ownership of property & resources, competition, and profit motive. Consumer is king.

b)

A system based on custom and historical precedent.

c)

A system run with central ownership (usually by government) of property and resources. The consumer gets what the government offers.

d)

Individuals and businesses are owners and decision makers for the private sector while the government is owner and decision maker for the public sector.

52.

What type of economy do we have in the U.S.?

a)

Command

b)

Traditional

c)

Free-Market

d)

Mixed

53.

What does laissez-faire mean?

a)

Hands off

b)

French please

c)

Government first

d)

People first

54.

Which type of economy has the most government involvement?

a)

Mixed

b)

Command

c)

Traditional

d)

Free-Market

55.

Which type of economy has the least government involvement?

a)

Free-Market

b)

Command

c)

Traditional

d)

Mixed

56.

shelter

a)

need

b)

want

57.

clothing

a)

need

b)

want

58.

water

a)

need

b)

want

59.

candy

a)

need

b)

want

60.

video games

a)

need

b)

want

61.

air to breathe

a)

need

b)

want

62.

money for rent

a)

need

b)

want

63.

flat screen TV

a)

need

b)

want

64.

basketball game tickets

a)

need

b)

want

65.

The idea that different public facilities for blacks & whites were constitutional is

a)

separate but equal

b)

Jim Crow laws

c)

separation of powers

d)

public facilities laws

66.

This amendment ended slavery in 1865

a)

12th

b)

13th

c)

14th

d)

15th

67.

Louisiana had a law that said railroad companies had to have separate passenger cars for white & black passengers.

a)

True

b)

False