Economics

Amanda has 5 tickets. She wants to play "Animal Toss" and get her face painted. Animal Toss costs 2 tickets and Face Painting costs 4. She decided to play the game since she could play it more than once. What was her opportunity cost?

When you order a pizza, they ask if you want pick up or delivery. You choose delivery. This would be providing a

When you are at Target and you buy some shoes, you are being a...

• shopper

• honest person

• consumer

• servicer

You're running a carnival booth. The object of the game is to toss a head of lettuce into a bucket 100 feet away. In order for it to run, you rely on

• goods

• producers

• consumers

• all of them

You are a business owner running a carnival booth. Your booth involves tossing a bean bag in a large bucket from only 1 foot away. You start to run out of prizes. The prizes at your booth are now

• a hot item

• consumers

• scarce

• opportunity cost

You're running a service as a face painter. The face painters at the booth are _________resources

You're starting a business which is a booth making balloon animals. Your balloons are _______ resources

• natural

• consumer

• human

• captial

Which of the following are not natural resources:

• strawberries

• whipped cream

• wheat

• water

You are running a booth at a carnival that involve throwing a ball into a cup. Winners get a banana. The capital resources needed to run your booth are

• the cups and ball

• the people running the booth

• the prize

• the farmer

What is an example of scarcity?

• When you have a popular booth

• when you buy things at a store

• When you make things for other people

• When you run low on something in high demand