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Year 9 Revision Quiz

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Miss Kalache mentioned BF4L in her first lesson, what does that stand for?

a)

Best Friends 4 Life

b)

Being Fun 4 Lunch

c)

Best Friends 4 Lunch

d)

Being Fun 4 Life

2.
What three entities make up the circular flow model?
a)
businesses, households, and the government
b)
Buyers, sellers, producers
c)
Local, state, and federal government
d)
President Obama, Katy Perry, Waka Flocka
3.
What do businesses provide for consumers according to the circular flow model?
a)
goods and services
b)
only goods
c)
only services
d)
taxes
4.
When WalMart pays income taxes, what two parts of the circular flow model are involved?
a)
consumers and producers
b)
businesses and government
c)
consumers and government
d)
producers and consumers
5.
What do households provide to the resource market?
a)
land, labor, capital 
b)
money
c)
people
d)
income
6.
In the circular flow model, the product market describes _____.
a)
stores that sell goods and services to households
b)
the government paying for public goods
c)
households selling their labor to businesses
d)
households receive income from businesses
7.
Which of the following is NOT a factor of production?
a)
land
b)
labor
c)
capital
d)
goods and services
8.
In this market, businesses buy resources they need to produce goods and services.
a)
resource market
b)
stores
c)
product market
d)
 businesses
9.
What is being represented by the "red flow line"?
a)
The flow of money
b)
The flow of goods and services
10.
What is being represented by the "green flow lines"?
a)
the flow of money
b)
t flow of goods and services
11.
Economic Growth occurs when a nation's total output of ___ increases,
a)
goods
b)
wants
12.
When you buy a new car you are increasing your 
a)
productivity
b)
wealth
13.
What drives the circular flow model?
a)
success
b)
profit
c)
taxes
d)
monetary policy
14.

A ___________is a situation where the organised exchange of goods and services take place between buyers and sellers.

a)

shopping centre

b)

market

c)

goods

d)

services

15.

The _________________system of a country is used to answer the three important economic questions: What to produce; how to produce; and for whom to produce?

a)

business

b)

goods

c)

economic

d)

services

16.

Australia’s economy is largely a __________________economy.

a)

market

b)

combined

c)

traditional

d)

independant

17.

The three economic questions are answered by the market through the laws of ___________________and ___________________.

a)

goods, services

b)

supply, demand

c)

traditional, market

18.

Resources are only used to make things that people will buy and are ______________________

a)

profitable

b)

scarce

c)

infinite

19.

Australians households provide economic resources to businesses in the form of the factors of production — land, labour, capital and enterprise. Businesses provide goods and services to households. This is known as output or production.

What is this model called?

a)

GDP process

b)

The Circular Flow of Income

c)

How Government works

20.

Competitive advantage is an attribute that a business aims to create and maintain in order to distinguish itself from the competition in the market.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

The government sector takes a portion of people’s incomes in the form of taxation (T), which represents a _________________from the circular flow.

a)

injection

b)

leakage

c)

goods and services

22.

Differentiation means developing and marketing goods

and / or services to customers that _________________________________

a)

Are in competition

b)

Produce quality goods

c)

Differ from business rivals

23.
A schedule of the amounts of a good or service that businesses will offer for sale at different prices. 
a)
Demand Curve
b)
Production Schedule
c)
Output Schedule
d)
Supply Curve
24.
Focuses on how governments’ monetary and fiscal policies affect the overall operation of an economic system. 
a)
Economics
b)
Macroeconomics
c)
Microeconomics
d)
Numismatics
25.
What is shown by the graph above?
a)
Demand
b)
Supply
26.
As Price ________ the quantity demanded ________.
a)
Increases, Increases
b)
Increases, Decreases
c)
Decreases, Decreases
d)
Decreases Increases
27.
The study of small economic units (like families and consumers) is
a)
Economics
b)
Microeconomics
c)
Macroeconomics
d)
Polynomics
28.
The study of overall economic issues is called: 
a)
Econimics
b)
Macroeconomics
c)
Microeconomics
d)
Polynomics
29.

The objective of an economy is to satisfy _____________ needs and wants; however, there are only limited ___________ available.

a)

limited, resources

b)

limited, needs

c)

unlimited, resources

d)

unlimited, needs

30.

Which of the following is not a sector in the Australian Economy

a)

Household sector

b)

Finance sector

c)

Overseas sector

d)

Primary sector

31.

Select the sectors below that are required to pay taxes to the government

a)

Finance sector

b)

Business sector

c)

Overseas sector

d)

Household sector

32.

TRUE of FALSE


Businesses provide goods and services to households. This is known as output production.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

33.

Which sector is being describe below?


They spend money on public goods and services, such as roads, parks, schools and hospitals.

a)

Business sector

b)

Government sector

c)

Overseas sector

d)

Financial sector

34.

The sector that deals with Australia's imports and exports is?

a)

Business sector

b)

Household sector

c)

Overseas sector

d)

Government sector

35.

What is economics?

a)

The study of unemployment

b)

The study of the Australian economy

c)

The study of how limited resources are used to meet the unlimited wants of people in society

d)

The study of GDP

36.

What is macro economics?

a)

The study of major problems in economies

b)

Is the social science that studies the implications of individual human action, specifically about how those decisions affect the utilization and distribution of scarce resources

c)

The study of large economies

d)

The study of production, distribution and exchange of goods and services in a national or global context

37.

Economics is the study of how society makes _______________

a)

Choices

b)

Graphs

c)

Money

d)

News

38.

Perfectly Competitive, Normal Profit

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
39.

Australia is working to strengthen ties with its immediate neighbors. Based on location, with what country is Australia MOST LIKELY trying to trade?

a)

China

b)

Brazil

c)

United States

d)

United Kingdom

40.

Market share is...

a)

the portion of a market controlled by a particular company or product.

b)

how many shares someone owns in the market.

c)

the amount of people a company shares its profits with in the market.

d)

All of the above.

41.

Investment or money owned by a person that can be used to start a business is known as...

a)

profit

b)

capital

c)

debt

d)

cash

42.

Participants (or sectors) in our Australian economy include which of the following?

a)

Household (Consumers) Sector

b)

Overseas Sector

c)

Firms (Producers) Sector

d)

Financial Sector

e)

Government Sector

43.

Where do the majority of finances for a small business come from?

a)

A bank

b)

The owner(s)

c)

An investor

d)

All of the above

44.

Woolworth & Qantas are examples of a

a)

small business.

b)

medium business.

c)

large business.

d)

franchise.

45.

In 2018, the three biggest export destinations of Australian products were...

a)

India

b)

China

c)

Hong Kong

d)

Japan

e)

South Korea

46.

Rate your understanding of international trade (including imports/exports, globalisation & global companies).

a)

Confident

b)

Good (Some revision needed)

c)

Average (Focus on revising this topic)

d)

Limited (I need teacher support)

47.

Rate your understanding of economics (including participants, economic indicators & assessing our economy).

a)

Confident

b)

Good (Some revision needed)

c)

Average (Focus on revising this topic)

d)

Limited (I need teacher support)

48.

Income flow = Expenditure flow

a)

True

b)

False

49.

The following are factors of production except

a)

Land

b)

Labor

c)

Wage

d)

Entrepreneurship

50.

What is the payment received for labor?

a)

Rent

b)

Wages

c)

Interest

d)

Profit

51.

What is free trade?

a)

Trade reflects the impact of

specialisation and exchange rates

b)

This is international trade free from

artificial barriers such as import tariffs,

quotas and other trade barriers

c)

This is international trade with artificial barriers such as import tariffs, quotas and other trade barriers

52.

An import is

a)

producing certain goods very well and for a reduced cost.

b)

items sold to other countries.

c)

dependence on others to get products you do not produce and needing to purchase items from them.

d)

items purchased from other countries. Goods come into the USA.

53.

Scarcity is when we have needs and wants beyond our resources

a)

False

b)

True

54.

Imports are good and services sold to other countries

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Three forms of misbehaviour Miss Kalache does not appreciate in her class include.... (only select three)

a)

Speaking while she is speaking

b)

Speaking while others are speaking

c)

Playing and messing around with the desks and chairs

d)

Calling out without putting your hand up