Types of Resources CW 2

Luis runs a steel foundry, where steel is made from iron ore mined out of the ground. Luis's employees heat the iron with large furnaces and mix it with other elements. This turns the iron into steel.

Which type of productive resource are the furnaces?

• capital goods

• natural resources

• human resources

• entrepreneurs

Luis runs a steel foundry, where steel is made from iron ore mined out of the ground. Luis's employees heat the iron with large furnaces and mix it with other elements. This turns the iron into steel.

Which type of productive resource are Luis's employees?

• capital goods

• natural resources

• human resources

• entrepreneurs

Luis runs a steel foundry, where steel is made from iron ore mined out of the ground. Luis's employees heat the iron with large furnaces and mix it with other elements. This turns the iron into steel.

Which type of productive resource is Luis?

• capital goods

• natural resources

• human resources

• entrepreneurs

Which type of productive resource is the iron ore?

• a capital good

• a natural resource

• a human resource

• an entrepreneur

Carissa opens the first café where people can buy coffee and play board games. Why is Carissa an

entrepreneur?

• Her café provides needed products.

• Her café provides a new service.

• Her café will earn her a profit.

• Her café will compete with other cafés.

Which of these is an example of a human resource?

• a river

• a forest

• a teacher

• a computer

Claire loaded her truck with vegetables she grew to sell at a local market. In this example, Claire's truck was a

• land resource

• capital resource

• natural resource

• human resource

Which of the following is an example of a human resource?

• Colin's hammer that he uses to fix his roof

• Cherlene, the head chef at a restaurant

• The greeting cards Sara sells in her store

• Aluminum cans, which Tyler collects to recycle

Who would a business consider a human resource?

• someone who returns a product to the business

• someone who buys the business's products

• someone who visits the business's store

• someone who works for the business

Jennifer works for Desmond harvesting cactus. This means that Jennifer is

• a capital resource.

• an entrepreneurial resource.

• a human resource.

• a natural resource.