WorksheetsGrade 3- Revision 1
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 39mins
1) Which of these is a need?
A. clean air
B. new jeans
C. cool sneakers
D. your favorite candy
2) Which of these is a want?
A. food
B. water
C. shelter
D. smartphone
4) Living on a budget means you
A. can never buy anything fun.
B. should get everything that you want.
C. don’t have to make choices about your money.
D. are planning how to spend and save your money.
NEEDS are things we
don't really need but would like to have.
must have in order to survive.
Which do you NEED to survive?
Which is a WANT we would like to have but do not need to survive?
WANTS are things we
must have in order to survive.
would like to have but don't really need.
Soda is a need.
Air is a want.
5) Which of these is an example of a good?
A. a laptop
B. an apple
C. a backpack
D. all of the above
7) Using money to buy goods and services is called.
A. spending.
B. investing.
C. wanting.
D. saving.
9) Which of these is an example of saving money?
A. putting $10 in a bank
B. buying a sandwich for $6
C. walking around a toy store
D. selling your old jeans for $5
What are choices?
things we need
things we want
two or more things we can pick from
money
Food and water are wants.
True
False
Timmy trades a chocolate cookie for a vanilla muffin. This is called
barter
purchase
choice
need
What is barter?
to use money to pay for something
necessary for every day
two or more things
to trade one thing for another thing
How can people meet their needs?
Buy a lot of cookies and chips.
use money, go to the store and buy things
two or more things to pick from
Tina uses money to buy cookies in the supermarket. This is
barter
purchase
need
choice
If something is scarce it is _______________
everywhere
a lot
limited
cold
Games, computers, and toys are __________.
needs
choices
wants
cost
Families need to take care of their needs first.
True
False
Food, water, clothing and shelter are _____________.
wants
choices
needs
benefits
The carpenter trades a table for boots. This is an example of _______________.
benefit
barter
purchase
choice
A person or a business cannot be both a producer and a consumer.
True
False
When you buy books from the Book Fair, you are a...?
Kid
Librarian
Consumer
Service
What is this a picture showing?
producers selling goods
producers giving a service
What is a producer?
Anything that eats what is produced.
Anything that makes and provides food for itself or others.
Ana is a chef. She bakes cakes and bread. Is Ana a consumer or a producer?
producer
consumer
Tim is a doctor. He gives services to people who are sick. Is he a consumer or a producer?
A consumer
A producer
Billy is a factory worker. He makes things in the factory. Is he a producer or a consumer?
A consumer
A producer
Sandra buys things she needs everyday. Is she a consumer or a producer?
A consumer
A producer
People can be both a consumer and a producer.
True
False
Doctors and nurses can be a producer and a consumer.
TRUE
FALSE
Students are producers.
TRUE
FALSE
Farmers are producers.
TRUE
FALSE
A girl can't buy both a party dress and a new pair of shoes. She decides to buy just the dress. What are the shoes?
interdependence
specialization
opportunity cost
barter
Opportunity cost is the value of all the choices given up
True
False
Not all choices have opportunity cost
True
False
Which type of resource is the chef ?
Human
Capital
Natural
water
human resource
capital resource
natural resource
baker
human resource
capital resource
natural resource
screwdriver
human resource
capital resource
natural resource
computer
human resource
capital resource
natural resource
coal
human resource
capital resource
natural resource
mail carrier
human resource
capital resource
natural resource
What is an example of a human resource?
Soil
Teacher
Oven
A ________ resource is a tool that is used to make something or do a job.
Capital
Natural
Human
A ______ resource is found in nature.
Human
Natural
Capital
What are the 3 types of Economic Resources?
Clothing, Food and Water
Natural, Capital, and Human
Goods, Services, and Money
Water, Wood, Oil and rocks are all examples of what type of resource?
Natural
Capital
Human
Teachers, Farmers, and Builders are all examples of what type of resource?
Natural
Human
Capital
Tools, Money, Buildings, and Vehicles are all examples of what type of resource?
Human
Natural
Capital
