WorksheetsQuiz 2 Term 2_Demand
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Rizky is considering buying a new smartphone. What does the quantity demanded of this smartphone depend on?
The color of the smartphone
The price of the smartphone
The location of the store where he buys it
The name of the smartphone producer
In a bustling market, Sari is trying to decide which brand of cereal to buy for her family. She considers various factors that might influence her choice. Which of the following is NOT a determinant of her demand for the cereal?
Consumer preferences
Income
Advertising spending
Demographic characteristics
Dian is a market analyst who is studying consumer behavior. She creates a demand schedule to understand how the quantity of a product demanded changes with its price. What does this demand schedule show?
The quantities demanded at different prices during a period
The total revenue for a product
The supply at each price
The cost of production
Agus is a market analyst studying the behavior of consumers in a local grocery store. He wants to understand how the price of apples affects the quantity that customers are willing to buy. What does the demand curve represent in this context?
The total sales of a product
The price and quantity demanded relationship
The amount of supply at different prices
The production cost of goods
Agus is a fruit vendor who sells apples. One day, the price of apples decreases. What does a movement along the demand curve for apples result from?
A change in price
A change in preferences
A change in income
A change in population
Yuni is a local vendor selling fresh apples. She notices that as the price of her apples rises, the quantity of apples that customers want to buy:
Increases
Decreases
Remains unchanged
Becomes elastic
Imagine a popular coffee shop in town, "Café Aroma," experiences a sudden increase in customers due to a new marketing campaign. What happens when the demand curve for their coffee shifts to the right?
Demand increases
Demand decreases
Supply increases
Price remains unchanged
In a small town, the local bakery notices that more families are moving in, increasing the demand for their famous pastries. Which of the following is an example of a demand shifter that could explain this change?
A change in the price of the pastries
A change in population size
A change in the number of bakers in the town
A change in the cost of ingredients
Titi is at a café and wants to enjoy a snack with her coffee. What is an example of complementary goods that she might choose?
Coffee and tea
Doughnuts and coffee
Bread and butter
Pencils and erasers
Rahman is a coffee enthusiast who enjoys his daily cup of coffee. One day, he runs out of coffee and considers what he can drink instead. Which of the following is an example of a substitute good for coffee?
Doughnuts
Tea
Milk
Sugar
Adi recently received a promotion at work, resulting in a significant increase in his salary. What happens to the demand for a normal good when his income rises?
Demand decreases
Demand increases
Supply decreases
Supply remains unchanged
Agus loves drinking tea, but one day the price of tea decreases significantly. How does this affect the demand for coffee among his friends?
It increases the demand for coffee
It decreases the demand for coffee
It has no effect on coffee demand
It increases supply of coffee
During a discussion about consumer behavior, Susi mentioned that when her income decreases, she tends to buy more of a certain type of product. Which of the following is an example of an inferior good?
Luxury cars
Fast food
Fresh fruit
Public transportation
Faisal is considering buying a new smartphone. Recently, he heard rumors that a new model will be released soon, which has made him rethink his purchase. How does a change in buyer expectations affect demand?
It does not affect demand
It causes a shift in demand
It leads to a movement along the demand curve
It decreases demand
Rani is at a café and is deciding between ordering a latte or a cappuccino. She knows that a cappuccino can be used in place of a latte when she wants a coffee drink. What is a key characteristic of a good that is classified as a substitute?
It can be used in place of another good
It is used together with another good
It has no impact on demand when its price changes
It increases the price of related goods
Imagine a small town where coffee is a popular beverage. Recently, the price of tea has increased significantly. Which event would most likely cause a shift to the right in the demand curve for coffee?
Decrease in population
Increase in the price of tea
Decrease in consumer income
Decrease in consumer preference for coffee
If the price of coffee decreases from 6to 5 per pound, and quantity demanded rises from 25 to 30 million pounds, what does this illustrate?
Shift to the right in demand curve
Movement along the demand curve
Shift to the left in demand curve
None of the above
Suppose a new health report claims coffee causes health problems, which leads consumers to avoid coffee. What happens to the demand curve for coffee?
Movement along the curve to higher quantity
Shift to the left
Shift to the right
No change
In a bustling café, Nur is trying to decide whether to buy a cup of coffee or tea. She notices that the price of tea has recently dropped, and she wonders how this might affect her choice. Which of the following factors is NOT a demand shifter for coffee in this scenario?
Consumer preferences
Price of tea
Price of coffee
Population size
If the price of doughnuts at Angga's bakery decreases, which is a complement to coffee, what is the most likely change for the demand curve of coffee?
Shift to the left
Shift to the right
Movement along the curve
No change
Indah noticed that as her salary increased, she started buying less canned fruit. This made her wonder about the classification of canned fruit in economic terms. If incomes rise and demand for canned fruit declines, canned fruit is classified as:
A normal good
An inferior good
A complementary good
A substitute good
Ratna is a market analyst who is studying the demand for a new smartphone. She decides to graph the price of the smartphone on the vertical axis and the quantity demanded on the horizontal axis. Why does she choose this method for her graph?
To illustrate that price and quantity are unrelated
To show the relationship between price and quantity demanded
To display movements along the curve only
To confuse the reader
Yuni is shopping for apples at the local market. She notices that the price of apples has increased. Which statement best describes the law of demand?
Lower prices reduce quantity demanded
Higher prices increase quantity demanded
Higher prices reduce quantity demanded, other factors unchanged
Higher prices do not affect quantity demanded
If the price of a new smartphone is expected to decrease next week, what behavior do buyers typically exhibit today?
Increase current purchases
Decrease current purchases
No change in purchases
Purchase substitutes
Which change represents a shift in the demand curve, rather than movement along it?
Coffee price rises, quantity demanded falls
Population grows, quantity demanded increases at each price
Price of coffee falls, quantity demanded rises
Quantity demanded falls due to higher price, preferences constant
