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Chapter 2 Review

Lesson 1: Goods and Services Lesson 2: Types of Resources Lesson 3: Economic Choices Lesson 4: Human Capital and Your Future

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Lesson 3

Chapter 2 Review

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Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 4

Lesson 01

Question 01/03

1. Look at the picture. Then answer the question. Which word describes what you see in the picture?

needs

wants

consumer

2. Jasmine has a clothing store. She has decided to start exporting her products. What conclusion can you draw about Jasmine’s business?

Question 02/03

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She will save money on shipping.

She will find it easier to get resources.

She will gain more customers.

3A. Look at the picture. Then choose the correct words to complete the sentences. This picture shows someone ________________________.

Question 03/03

shopping local

producing an item

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trading for an item

Question 03/03

3B. Look at the picture. Then choose the correct words to complete the sentences. One reason he might do this is to ____________________.

support his community

carry out a responsibility

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save on shipping costs

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Lesson 3

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 4

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Lesson 02

Question 01/03

1. Look at the picture. Then answer the question. What capital resources are needed to produce what you see in the picture?

knowledge about farming, animals

tractors, plows, factories

cows, chickens, seeds

vegetables, animals

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Question 02/03

6. Look at the picture. Then answer the question. What kinds of resources are shown in this picture?

natural and capital resources

human and capital resources

human and natural resources

capital and product resources

Question 03/03

3.Wood, water, wind, minerals, and soil are all examples of what?

natural resources

human resources

capital resources

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Lesson 3

Lesson 4

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Lesson 1

Lesson 2

1. Amelia could only afford to buy one thing. She bought a new book instead of a video game. The video game is a(n) ______________________

need

adjustment

opportunity cost

Lesson 03

Question 01/03

2. What does benefit mean in economics?

The cost of something

A party with friends

The good things you get from a choice

Question 02/03

03

3. Marco wants to buy a gift for a friend and a new pair of shoes. He does not have enough money for both. Which solution to the problem would result in the highest benefits?

He does chores to earn extra money.

He chooses not to buy the gift.

He lists his options

Question 03/03

03

Great, you have passed!

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Lesson 3

Lesson 4

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

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producer

Lesson 04

Question 01/03

1. Nick helps out at a soup kitchen on weekends. Nick is a(n) __________.

volunteer

occupation

taxpayer

2. What is one way of investing in your future?

04

Question 02/03

going to the movies

buying what you want

learning good study habits

3. Matthew gets a summer job at the grocery story. Which is the best description of what Matthew is doing?

04

Question 03/03

developing good study habits

increasing his human capital

using his capital resources

Perfect, you have passed!

You have earned your diploma

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Chapter 2 Review

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Middlesboro Elementary School

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Chapter 2 Diploma

Congratulations! You have passed all of the lessons for Chapter 2! Good luck on your test tomorrow!

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