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“Jeopardy”

“Jeopardy”. Economics. Resources: 1 point. People working to produce goods and services. Human Resources. Resources : 2 points. Materials that come directly from nature. Natural Resources. Resources : 3 points. Goods made by people & used to produce other goods and services.

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“Jeopardy”

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  1. “Jeopardy” Economics

  2. Resources: 1 point People working to produce goods and services. Human Resources

  3. Resources : 2 points Materials that come directly from nature. Natural Resources

  4. Resources : 3 points Goods made by people & used to produce other goods and services. Capital Resources

  5. Resources: 4 points I am a laptop. What kind of resource am I? Capital Resource

  6. Resources: 5 points I am a farmer. What kind of resource am I? Human Resource

  7. Making Choices: 1 point People are both and . Producers & Consumers

  8. Making Choices: 2 points A person who uses resources to make goods and/or provide services. Producer

  9. Making Choices: 3 points A person who uses goods and services. Consumer

  10. Making Choices: 4 points At recess, the class has 3 playground balls for 21 students. This is an example of . Scarcity

  11. Making Choices: 5 points Why do people have to make economic choices? Because resources/goods & services are limited (scarce)

  12. Goods & Services: 1 point Good or Service? Service

  13. Goods & Services: 2 points Good or Service? Good

  14. Goods & Services: 3 points A student made popcorn to see at the school fair. The popcorn is a . Good

  15. Goods & Services: 4 points When a person visits the dentist for a check-up, the dentist is a . Service

  16. DAILY DOUBLE They were bartering. Good Luck! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered.

  17. Economics: 1 point What do we use to buy goods and services? , , and . Coins, Paper Bills, & Checks.

  18. Economics: 2 points When you exchange goods & services without the use of money… Barter

  19. Economics: 3 points Mark used all of his coins in his piggy bank to buy a toy. What is this type of exchange called? Money

  20. Economics: 4 points Dana & Jill want to go ice skating. If they clean out the garage, their mother will accept their chores as payment for the ice-skating. What is this type of exchange called? Bartering

  21. DAILY DOUBLE I am Scarcity Good Luck! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered.

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