NEW
Font size
WorksheetsBusiness and Economics
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins
Mia wants to start a stall selling smoothies at school. What is she starting?
A group project
A business
A video game
A school club
Jayden buys a toy at the school market. What is the toy?
A need
A service
A good
A resource
To make his smoothies, Leo uses bananas, ice, and water. What kind of resources are these?
Human resources
Natural resources
Capital resources
Magical resources
Lily uses a blender and cups to make her lemonade. What are the blender and cups?
Natural resources
Things from the canteen
Capital resources
Things from a recipe
At Market Day, Zoe wants to sell 100 cupcakes but only has enough icing for 50. What problem is she facing?
Too much time
Scarcity – not enough resources
Bad cooking
Forgetting the recipe
Ezra has a cool idea for a business and works hard to make it happen. What is he?
An entrepreneur
A teacher
A customer
A helper
Bella wants to run a stall where she paints nails. What skill does she need to succeed?
Hiding from customers
Being creative and friendly
Copying others
Buying expensive products
Sam wants to buy a pencil case and some lollies, but he only has $5. What should he do?
Get both anyway
Only buy the lollies
Ask a friend to pay
Choose what he needs more
You see an ad on YouTube for a game that looks fun. What is the ad trying to do?
Make you do homework
Show you a story
Make you want to buy or download the game
Confuse you
Why do we pay tax when we buy things like toys or lunch?
To help pay for schools, roads, and hospitals
Because shops want more money
To get free stuff
So we can be in clubs
Levi buys a toy for $11. How much of that could be GST (10%)?
$1.10
$10
$2.00
$0.50
Layla writes a list of how much she will spend on making cookies, signs, and tablecloths. What is this called?
A shopping list
A dream list
A budget
A menu
Before buying a backpack, Ava checks two websites for the best price. What is she doing?
Shopping fast
Being a smart shopper
Guessing
Spending for fun
Mason spends $5 making bookmarks and earns $12. What has he made?
A mess
A new product
A profit of $7
A loss
Ruby is choosing between two phone plans: one is cheaper but has fewer features. What is she doing?
Comparing money choices
Guessing which is better
Asking her cat
Avoiding the decision
If you want to keep your money safe for saving, where should you put it?
In your sock drawer
In a game case
In a bank account
On your desk
Before deciding what to sell, your group asks students what they like. Why is this helpful?
So you can make posters.
So you don’t guess what people want.
So you can skip class.
So you can copy another group.
Your class surveyed which Market Day items were most popular. What is the best way to show this?
Draw a funny cartoon
Write it in a paragraph
Make a bar graph
Say it once and forget it
On Market Day, your group sets prices, sells items, and talks to customers. What are you doing?
Shopping
Running a real business
Watching others
Playing a game
You’re planning a cookie stall. What is one thing your business plan should include?
A joke
The name of your best friend
What you’ll sell, how much it costs, and what you’ll need
Your school lunch
