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Economics Quiz

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a "good" in economic terms?

a)

A service provided by someone

b)

Anything you can buy that you can hold or touch

c)

A type of resource needed to make products

d)

A professional activity

2.

What does "service" mean in economics?

a)

A product made locally

b)

A task you do for yourself

c)

An activity we pay someone else to do for us

d)

Goods exported to another country

3.

Who is considered a consumer?

a)

A person who sells goods

b)

A person who makes goods

c)

A person who buys a good or service

d)

A person who imports goods

4.

What is the role of a producer?

a)

To buy goods from the market

b)

To provide services only

c)

To make or provide a good or service

d)

To consume products

5.

What does "local" refer to in economic terms?

a)

Services provided in the community

b)

Goods made near where they are sold

c)

Products imported from abroad

d)

Labor used in factories

6.

What does "import" mean?

a)

To send out goods to another country

b)

To bring in goods from another country

c)

To produce goods locally

d)

To use natural resources

7.

What is meant by "export" in economics?

a)

To bring goods into a country

b)

To use goods within the same region

c)

To send out goods to another country

d)

To buy goods from local producers

8.

What are "resources" necessary for in economics?

a)

To buy and sell goods

b)

To make or build goods or services

c)

To import goods from abroad

d)

To provide labor only

9.

What does "labor" involve in economic production?

a)

Only the physical effort

b)

Only the mental effort

c)

The physical and mental effort used to produce goods and services

d)

The use of machines only

10.

What are "human resources" in economics?

a)

Machines used in production

b)

Natural elements like water and air

c)

People that are needed to produce goods or provide services

d)

Financial investments

11.

What are "capital resources"?

a)

Money used to start a business

b)

Skills acquired by workers

c)

Goods that are used to make other goods or provide resources

d)

Natural landscapes used in tourism

12.

What defines "natural resources"?

a)

Products made in factories

b)

Services offered by businesses

c)

Things that are made by nature that people use to create a product

d)

Human skills and knowledge

13.

What type of resource is coal?

a)

Natural resource

b)

Capital resource

c)

Human Resource

d)

None of the above

14.

In a lemonade stand scenario, if a child is selling lemonade, what role are they playing?

a)

Producer

b)

Consumer

c)

Both A and B

d)

None of the above

15.

What is the main difference between a barber cutting hair and a store selling shampoo?

a)

The barber provides a service, while the store provides a good.

b)

The barber provides a good, while the store provides a service.

c)

Both are providing a service.

d)

Both are providing a good.

16.
House: Goods or Service?
a)
Goods
b)
Service
17.
Which of the following is not a service?
a)
Dry Cleaner
b)
Car Wash
c)
Clothes
d)
Babysitter
18.

Trade is the exchange of goods and __________.

a)

business

b)

services

19.

Why is it important to pay for goods and services?

a)

To ensure they become free

b)

To support the economy and the providers

c)

Goods and services are always free

d)

Payment is optional

20.

What is an example of a good?

a)

Haircut

b)

Apple

c)

Car wash

d)

Teaching

21.

What is an example of a service?

a)

Chocolate bar

b)

Bicycle

c)

Gardening

d)

Book

22.

What is a difference between goods and services?

a)

Goods are always expensive, while services are free.

b)

Goods can be touched, but services cannot.

c)

Services can be stored for later use, but goods cannot.

d)

Goods are provided by machines only.