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Social Studies Unit Test

Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 8hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is this test about?

a)

financial literacy

b)

story

c)

movie

2.

What does the art club need to do with their money?

a)

write a book

b)

draw a picture

c)

make a plan

3.

What can they not do over $50.00 at the store?

a)

spend

b)

earn

c)

sell

4.

What does Cindi write down?

a)

color

b)

price

c)

size

5.

What is important to know?

a)

The budget is a plan for drawing.

b)

The budget is a plan for cooking.

c)

The club stays within budget ot buy supplies they need.

6.

What could happen if they spend over their budget?

a)

They will not have enough money for supplies.

b)

They will have too much money.

c)

They will have too many greeting cards.

7.

What might happen if they didn’t remove glitter from the list?

a)

They would have too much glitter.

b)

The greeting cards would not look good.

c)

They would not be within their budget.

8.

What do they need to earn?

a)

money

b)

songs

c)

pictures

9.

What does the art club make sure they have money for first?

a)

wants

b)

nothing

c)

needs

10.

What will they do with the leftover money?

a)

share

b)

save

c)

cut

11.

What is important to know?

a)

The art club will sell greeting cards for more supplies.

b)

The art club will spend money on food.

c)

The art club will save money for chocolate.

12.

Why is it a good idea to sell greeting cards?

a)

because no other club is selling them

b)

because it's about to be Mother's Day

c)

because it's the easiest thing to do

13.

What can people do if they need greeting cards?

a)

They can buy them from the writing club.

b)

They can buy them from the volleyball team.

c)

They can buy them from the art club.

14.

What will they save the rest of the money for?

a)

now

b)

never

c)

later

15.

What can they use the short-term savings for?

a)

something special

b)

nothing

c)

something cheap

16.

What can they use the long-term savings for?

a)

nothing

b)

emergency

c)

something now

17.

Which part of the three-way plan would you choose to save money to buy a car?

a)

long-term savings for a large purchase

b)

spending money for something now

c)

short-term savings for something special soon

18.

Why is it important to be smart with your money?

a)

It is not important to be smart with your money.

b)

You can never buy anything.

c)

You can buy things you need and fix things when they break.

19.

What is can help you budget?

a)

store

b)

picture

c)

three-way plan

20.

What will the art club do with some money now?

a)

spend

b)

save

c)

toss

21.

What will they save for something special?

a)

food

b)

money

c)

water

22.

What does the art club do with money to fix something later?

a)

saves

b)

paints

c)

sings

23.

What is important to know about this chapter?

a)

They did not help the art club.

b)

They did not earn any money.

c)

Being smart with money helped the art club.

24.

How much money will they earn if they sell the cards for $1.00?

a)

not enough

b)

too much

c)

no money

25.

What amount of money will they earn if they sell the cards for $5.00?

a)

the least amount, because $5.00 is too cheap

b)

none, because people do not need greeting cards

c)

the most amount, but not everyone will want to buy them

26.

Why don’t they sell the cards for $5.00?

a)

too expensive

b)

too cheap

c)

just right

27.

Why does the art club sell the cards for $3.00?

a)

They are the same price as the water bottles.

b)

They will not earn enough money for supplies.

c)

They will earn plenty of money for supplies.

28.

Why did the art club sell out of greeting cards?

a)

The art club chose a price that was too high.

b)

The art club chose a good price for the greeting cards.

c)

The art club chose a price that was too low.

29.

What is important to check before buying or selling something?

a)

good price

b)

good food

c)

what store to use

30.

What can the club not do?

a)

spend too much

b)

buy too much

c)

cost too much

31.

What helps you be smart with your money?

a)

budget

b)

painting

c)

sculpture

32.

What might people not do at a high price?

a)

run

b)

save the cards

c)

buy the cards

33.

What is important to know?

a)

Earning money helps the art club buy more supplies.

b)

The art club does not earn any money.

c)

The art club cannot buy any supplies.

34.

What is this chapter about?

a)

working apart

b)

working slowly

c)

working together

35.

What will the cutting machine do?

a)

save time

b)

throw paper

c)

spend money

36.

What can the art club work in?

a)

factory

b)

assembly line

c)

closet

37.

What is important to know about this chapter?

a)

Working together made the job hard and slow.

b)

Working alone made the job fast.

c)

Working together gets things done quickly.

38.

What is made in an assembly line?

a)

cookies

b)

cars

c)

milk

39.

What does each person do in the assembly line?

a)

one job

b)

all of the jobs

c)

none of the jobs

40.

What is one job in the art club’s assembly line?

a)

sell the cards

b)

paint the paper

c)

cut and fold the paper

41.

How did the art club finish the greeting cards quickly?

a)

They worked together in an assembly line.

b)

They all worked at a restaurant.

c)

They took many breaks.

42.

How did working together help in making the greeting cards?

a)

The greeting cards were messy.

b)

The greeting cards were disorganized.

c)

The greeting cards were finished faster.

43.

Which paper will they buy?

a)

paper they do not like

b)

paper that has been used

c)

paper that costs less

44.

What do they get with the box of white glue sticks?

a)

same amount

b)

less glue sticks

c)

more glue sticks

45.

Why do they buy the box with more glue sticks?

a)

to make less cards

b)

to make no cards

c)

to make more cards

46.

How does the art club have money left for ribbon?

a)

They bought extra items.

b)

They bought some items on sale.

c)

They spent more than they had.