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3rd Grade EOY Social Studies

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

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1.

Read the paragraph and answer the question.


Resources that can't be replaced are called nonrenewable resources. When these resources are gone, they will be gone forever. Fuels like natural gas, coal, and oil are nonrenewable. They cannot be replaced because it takes too long for them to form. Communities must use these resources carefully and not waste them. Renewable resources can be replaced after they are used. These renewable resources include water, wind, sunlight and trees.


Question: Why is it important NOT to waste gas and oil?

a)

Nature cannot replace them quickly or easily.

b)

They are cheap and easy to replace.

c)

Oil is renewable, but gas is nonrenewable.

d)

Gas is renewable, but oil is nonrenewable.

2.
a)

donating money to a food pantry

b)

saving money

c)

buying inexpensive holiday gifts

d)

babysitting

3.

According to Emily's January budget, how much money is needed for wants?

a)

$115

b)

$225

c)

$500

d)

$385

4.

According to the Household Budget chart, what percentage of the budget is spent on Housing?

a)

5%

b)

15%

c)

10%

d)

20%

5.

What type of economy do we live in?

a)

expensive market economy

b)

free market economy

c)

broke market economy

d)

supply market economy

6.

Which of the following is an example of a service?

a)

calling a friend on the phone

b)

buying a video game

c)

a haircut

d)

buying a new car

7.

Which of these is a renewable resource?

a)

sunlight

b)

coal

c)

gas

d)

oil

8.

Which one of these is a nonrenewable resource?

a)

trees

b)

water

c)

oil

d)

sunlight

9.

What will the sneaker company most likely do?

a)

Raise the price of the sneakers

b)

Lower the price of the sneakers

c)

Keep the price the same

10.

When Texas first went into "Shelter in Place" because of COVID-19, why did toilet paper become scarce?

a)

Factory workers refused to make any more toilet paper.

b)

Many consumers became worried they would run out of the item and purchased more than they usually would.

c)

The price of toilet paper went down.

d)

The demand for toilet paper went down and there was a higher supply of the item.