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Unit 3 Test Review

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices during a given period.

a)

Demand

b)

Purchasing Power

c)

Law of Demand

d)

Total Revenue

2.

A good that is commonly used with another good and for which demand increases (or decreases) when the demand for the related good increases (or decreases).

a)

Complementary Good

b)

Supplementary Good

c)

Diminishing Marginal Utility

d)

Purchasing Power

3.

Increase/decrease in a consumer's purchasing power caused by changing prices of goods/services.

a)

Income Effect

b)

Total Revenue

c)

Price

d)

Purchasing Power

4.

A product that purchasers use in place of another product, particularly if the price of the other product rises.

a)

Substitute Good

b)

Substitution Effect

c)

Complementary Good

d)

Law of Demand

5.

The natural decreases in the utility of a good or service as more units of it are consumed.

a)

Diminishing Marginal Utility

b)

Total Revenue

c)

Purchasing Power

d)

Complementary Good

6.

Consumers' tendency to substitute a lower-priced good for a similar, higher-priced one.

a)

Substitution Effect

b)

Demand

c)

Substitute Good

d)

Elastic Demand

7.

The amount a consumer has to pay to purchase a certain product.

a)

Price

b)

Utility

c)

Demand

d)

Complementary Good

8.

The amount of income that people have available to spend on goods and services based on the price of the item they wish to purchase.

a)

Purchasing Power

b)

Elastic Demand

c)

Income Effect

d)

Market Size

9.

Which of the following correctly explains how a market size is affected?

a)

More Buyers = Increased Demand; Less Buyers = Less Demand

b)

More Buyers = Less Demand; Less Buyers = Increased Demand

c)

Less Buyers = No Change In Demand; More Buyers = Increased Demand

d)

Less Buyers = Less Demand; More Buyers = No Change In Demand

10.

In November, what happens to the demand curve for turkey?

a)

Shifts To The Right

b)

Shifts To The Left

c)

Stays The Same

d)

Makes A U-Shape

11.

After the holidays, what happens to the demand curve for turkey?

a)

Shifts To The Left

b)

Shifts To The Right

c)

Stays The Same

d)

Makes A U-Shape

12.
If the price of printers goes down, what happens in the market for ink cartridges?
a)
Supply increases.
b)
Supply decreases.
c)
Demand increases.
d)
Demand decreases
13.

What will happen to the demand for umbrellas if the weather report predicts rain for the next month?

a)

Demand will increase

b)

Demand will decrease

c)

No Change

14.
The Law of Demand says that when prices go down
a)
demand will go up.
b)
demand will go down.
c)
supply will go up.
d)
supply will go down.
15.

Demand Curves

a)

slope upward from left to right

b)

slope downward from left to right

c)

show a positive relationship

d)

slope downward from right to left

16.

What will happen in the car market if consumers expect higher prices in the future?

a)

The demand for cars will decrease

b)

The demand for cars will increase

c)

The supply of cars will drop

d)

The demand for cars will not change

17.

If the number of buyers in the market increases, which of the following will happen?

a)

The supply in the market will increase

b)

The supply in the market will decrease

c)

The demand in the market will increase

d)

The demand in the market will decrease

18.

When goods are substitutes, which of the following occurs?

a)

The demand for one good moves in the opposite direction as the price of the other good

b)

The demand for one good does not affect the price of the other

c)

The demand for one good moves in the same direction as the price of the other good

d)

The supply for one good moves in the opposite direction as the price of the other good

19.

With complementary goods, which of the following occurs?

a)

The demand for one good moves in the same direction as the price of the other good

b)

The demand for one good moves in the opposite direction as the price of the other good

c)

The demand for one good does not affect the price of the other

d)

The supply of one good moves in the opposite direction as the price of the other good

20.

A change in quantity demanded can be caused by

a)

Income change

b)

Preference change

c)

Price change

d)

Price of a substitute

21.

Which of the following pairs is an example of substitutes?

a)

Cereal and milk

b)

Calculators and ipods

c)

Gatorade and Powerade

d)

Water skiing and skateboarding

22.

Which of the following would cause the demand curve to

shift to the left?

a)

The average annual income increases

b)

Government corporate taxes increase

c)

Consumers begin to like the product

d)

Price of a complementary good increases

23.

What would not cause a change (shift) in the demand curve?

a)

A decrease in the salary’s of the population

b)

A change in popularity of the good

c)

A change in price of the good

d)

An increase in the price of a substitute good

24.

How can expectations about a future price change consumer behavior?

a)

If the price is expected to stay the same, immediate demand will decrease.

b)

Immediate demand for a good is not related to future price expectations.

c)

If a good is expected to be plentiful, demand will not be affected.

d)

Immediate demand will increase, if a good’s price is expected to rise in the future.

25.

If price of tea decreases, what is the affect on the demand for coffee?

a)

The demand for tea is not affected

b)

The demand for coffee decreases

c)

The demand for tea decreases

d)

The demand for coffee increases

26.

Which of the following would cause the demand curve to

shift to the right?

a)

A popular toys loses appeal

b)

Suppliers expect higher prices in the future

c)

Price of a substitute good decreases

d)

The average annual income increases

27.

The diagram represents a

a)

Increase in demand

b)

Decrease in demand

28.

Consider the market for cars in Hong Kong. If the price of gasoline increases then the demand for cars will...

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

29.

Products that tend to be used together

a)

Complements

b)

Substitutes

c)

Goods

d)

Needs

30.

Iceberg & romaine are two different types of lettuce. For most consumers, iceberg and romaine are

a)

Complements

b)

Substitutes

c)

Inferior goods

d)

Resources

31.

Weather, fashion trends, and health trends serve to create consumer demand. This is an example of which determinant of demand?

a)

Number of consumers

b)

Change in price of a related good

c)

Consumer Tastes and preferences

d)

Income

32.

The government is giving every individual 18 and above a direct $20,000.00 tax rebate this year. What determinant of demand is this and what would be the likely impact on car sales?

a)

Change in Consumer Tastes, which would increase demand for cars

b)

Change in Consumer Price Expectations, which would increase car sales

c)

Change in Number of Consumers in the Market, which would decrease car sales

d)

Change in Consumer Income, which would increase car sales

33.

Which of these best describes the law of demand?

a)

If prices go up, quantity demanded will fall and if prices go down, quantity demanded will go up

b)

If prices go up, quantity demanded will also go up and if prices go down, quantity demanded will also go down

c)

There is no law of demand, each situation is unique and demand and prices cannot be predicted

d)

Prices will go up for certain goods when quantity demanded goes up and vice versa

34.

A change in the price of a good causes people to buy more or less of an item. This best describes the concept of

a)

The demand curve

b)

Change in quantity demanded

c)

Change in demand

d)

Elasticity

35.

The quantity demanded of a good or service changes at all price levels best describes the concept of

a)

Change in quantity demanded

b)

Elasticity

c)

Change in demand

d)

Demand curve

36.

Which of these shows a decrease in the quantity demanded?

a)
b)
c)
d)
37.

Which of these shows an increase in the quantity demanded?

a)
b)
c)
d)
38.

Iceberg and romaine are two different types of lettuce. For most consumers, iceberg and romaine are

a)

Complements

b)

Substitutes

c)

Inferior goods

d)

Resources

39.
The following is a factor that will not cause the demand curve to shift:
a)
Advertising
b)
Population
c)
Price
d)
Consumer expectations
40.

Describe your demand for a product if you buy the same amount of it or just a small amount less after a large price increase.

a)

Elastic

b)

Unitary elastic

c)

Inelastic

d)

Hyperelastic

41.

Elasticity refers to

a)

How producers of goods and services react to price changes

b)

How consumers of goods and services react to price changes

c)

How far a supply of scarce goods can be stretched

d)

How often the price of a good or service changes when quantity demanded changes

42.

During the COVID 19 Pandemic we are all experiencing now, and the information campaign from the Center for Disease Control highlighting that bacteria and other organisms cause and spread disease, will the demand curve for soap be more elastic or more inelastic?

a)

More elastic

b)

More inelastic

43.

After more employers allow employees to telecommute, will the demand curve for cars be more elastic or more inelastic?

a)

More elastic

b)

More inelastic

44.

Which of the following two goods is more likely to be inelastically demanded?

a)

Demand for insulin

b)

Demand for vitamins

45.

Which of the following is not a determinant of demand elasticity?

a)

Availability of substitutes

b)

If the item is a necessity

c)

How much cost represents income

d)

Government spending

46.

The price elasticity of demand measures how much....

a)

Quantity demanded responds to a change in price.

b)

Quantity demanded responds to a change in income.

c)

Price responds to a change in demand.

d)

Demand responds to a change in supply.

47.

If a 10 percent increase in the price of a good leads to a 25 percent decrease in the quantity demanded of a good, demand is:

a)

Inelastic

b)

Elastic

48.

If a 1 percent decrease in the price of a pound of oranges results in a smaller percentage decrease in the quantity demanded, then:

a)

Supply is inelastic

b)

Demand is inelastic

c)

Supply is elastic

d)

Demand is elastic

49.

Describe your demand for a product if you buy the same amount of it or just a small amount less after a large price increase.

a)

Elastic

b)

Unitary elastic

c)

Inelastic

d)

Hyperelastic

50.

Which of the following has more elastic demand?

a)
b)
c)
d)
51.

Describe your demand for a product if you buy the same amount of it or just a small amount less after a large price increase.

a)

elastic

b)

unitary elastic

c)

inelastic

d)

hyperelastic

52.

Which of the following has more inelastic demand?

a)
b)
c)
d)
53.
Elastic or Inelastic
a)
Elastic
b)
Inelastic
54.
Elastic or Inelastic?
a)
Elastic
b)
Inelastic
55.
Drinking tea instead of pop is an example of what?
a)
Substitute
b)
Necessity
56.

If a consumer knows that a product will be going on sale later this week, how will their CURRENT demand be affected?

a)
it will go up
b)
it will go down
c)
it will stay the same
d)
what does this have to do with the price of tea in China?
57.

When a company raises the price of their product and it results in them making a profit, what kind of demand is that?

a)

Elastic Demand

b)

Inelastic Demand

58.

When a company raises the price of their product and it results in their profits going down, what kind of demand is that?

a)

Elastic Demand

b)

Inelastic Demand