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Year 9 - Exam Revision

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which country is Australia's largest trading partner in 2023?

a)

United States

b)

Japan

c)

China

d)

India

2.

What percentage of Australia's total exports does China account for in 2023?

a)

33%

b)

9.8%

c)

5.5%

d)

3.9%

3.

Which country ranks as the second largest trading partner of Australia in 2023?

a)

South Korea

b)

Japan

c)

United States

d)

India

4.

What has been a global impact of the shortages and disruptions caused by from COVID-19

a)

Decrease in global prices

b)

Increase in inflation

c)

Stabilisation of food prices

d)

Increase in energy sustainability

5.

What is the primary focus of global supply chain management?

a)

To manage the distribution of digital products

b)

To oversee the international trade agreements

c)

To ensure efficient flow of goods across borders

d)

To regulate the prices of commodities globally

6.

Why is global supply chain management particularly important for countries that rely on imports from overseas countries?

a)

It ensures competitive pricing in local markets

b)

It helps in maintaining diplomatic relations

c)

It prevents overproduction of grain

d)

It ensures a stable supply despite geopolitical issues

7.

What does the term "Unemployment" refer to in economic terms?

a)

The percentage of people in a country who are actively looking for work but cannot find it.

b)

The percentage of people in a country who are employed.

c)

The percentage of people in a country who are not eligible to work.

d)

The percentage of people in a country who are retired.

8.

Based on the graph from April 2023 to January 2024, how did the unemployment rate trend in Australia?

a)

It increased steadily.

b)

It decreased steadily.

c)

It showed fluctuations with an overall increase.

d)

It remained constant.

9.

How could a rise in unemployment affect the financial well-being of Australian households?

a)

Enhanced financial security.

b)

Increased financial strain.

c)

More job vacancies.

d)

Reduced expenses on daily needs.

10.

What does the graph indicate about the trend of inflation from January 2021 to January 2024?

a)

Inflation rates steadily decreased.

b)

Inflation rates fluctuated without a clear trend.

c)

Inflation rates steadily increased.

d)

Inflation rates peaked in mid-2023 and then decreased.

11.

Based on the graph, what was the highest inflation rate recorded and when?

a)

8.0% in July 2023

b)

6.0% in January 2023

c)

4.0% in January 2022

d)

2.0% in January 2021

12.

What could be a potential impact on Australian families from the inflation trend shown in the graph?

a)

Decreased cost of living

b)

Increased stability in prices

c)

Increased cost of living

d)

No impact on cost of living

13.

What impact has the rise in unemployment had on the savings rates among Australian households in 2023?

a)

Increased savings due to uncertainty about future employment.

b)

Decreased savings as households spend more to maintain their lifestyle.

c)

No significant change in savings rates.

d)

Increased savings due to higher government benefits.

14.

What role does technology play in managing global supply chains in 2023?

a)

To reduce human labour in logistics.

b)

To enhance communication between suppliers.

c)

To automate inventory management.

d)

All of the above.

15.

A Global Supply Chain is...

a)

The transport of goods or services by some means

b)

The sequence of processes involved in the production and distribution of products and services

c)

The commercial activity of transporting goods

d)

The amount of a product or service available for purchase.

16.

Globalisation can be defined as...

a)

The process of interconnectedness and integration among people, companies and governments worldwide.

b)

Economic transactions made between cities

c)

A change in global climates

17.

Australia's biggest export in 2023 was...

a)

Wheat

b)

Toilet Paper

c)

Beef

d)

Iron Ore

18.

How has the global supply chain crisis of 2023 affected consumer prices in Australia?

a)

Prices remained stable

b)

Prices decreased slightly

c)

Prices increased significantly

d)

No impact on prices

19.

GDP shows us...

a)

How many people have a full time job in Australia

b)

The amount of money each person makes on average

c)

Australia's total area divided by our total population

d)

The total value of goods and services produced in one year

20.

Identify the WANT...

a)

School workbook

b)

Pen

c)

Uniform

d)

Basketball Shoes

21.

Identify the NEED...

a)

Playstation 5

b)

Mobile Phone

c)

Water

d)

Choc Chip Cookies

22.

Australia's biggest import from China is....

a)

Mobile Phones and Electronics

b)

Vehicles

c)

Furniture

d)

Clothing

23.

What is the impact of inflation on consumer purchasing power?

a)

It has no effect on purchasing power.

b)

It decreases purchasing power.

c)

It increases purchasing power.

d)

It stabilizes purchasing power.

24.

What is the primary reason for the increase in global oil prices in 2023?

a)

Increased production in major oil-producing countries

b)

Decreased demand due to economic slowdown

c)

Technological advancements in oil extraction

d)

Geopolitical tensions in key oil-producing regions

25.

Which sector in Australia is most likely to benefit from a decrease in interest rates?

a)

Real estate

b)

Education

c)

Technology

d)

Healthcare

26.

What is a potential consequence of a prolonged trade war between major economies?

a)

Stabilization of international trade

b)

Decrease in unemployment rates

c)

Increased global economic growth

d)

Disruption in global supply chains

27.

What is a potential effect of a decrease in interest rates on consumer spending in Australia?

a)

Decrease in consumer spending

b)

Increase in consumer spending

c)

No change in consumer spending

d)

Decrease in consumer savings

28.

Which factor is most likely to cause a rise in inflation in a country?

a)

Decrease in consumer demand

b)

Increase in production costs

c)

Increase in unemployment rates

d)

Decrease in money supply

29.

How does a strong Australian dollar impact the country's exports?

a)

Makes exports cheaper for foreign buyers

b)

Decreases the demand for imports

c)

No impact on export prices

d)

Makes exports more expensive for foreign buyers