Grade 6 Trade revision Quiz

Trade refers to:

• Bartering.

• Exchanging.

• The act of swopping, buying and selling things.

• Import and export.

According to your textbook, what is the simplest reason why people Trade?

• To get things they don't have.

• To make money

• To improve the items they already own.

• To get more of what they already have.

Choose three reasons why people stopped bartering and started using money:

• Money has an agreed value.

• Money is convenient to carry around.

• Everyone wants money.

• Everyone wants salt.

Which three goods do we IMPORT into South Africa. (click on 2 squares)

• Corn

• Oil for petrol

• Rice and medication.

• Sugar and gold.

Examples of Primary Products are (click on all the correct options)

• Products taken directly from nature.

• Manufactured goods.

• Wood and fish.

• Raw materials.

Examples of manufactured goods are(click on all the correct options)

• Gold and coal.

• Jewellery.

• Oranges.

• Canned tuna.

According to your textbook, why is manufacturing important?

• Manufacturing helps countries develop.

• Its costs a lot of money.

• It takes a long time.

• It makes a lot of pollution.

Infrastructure is...

• Roads, railways and internet.

• A group of factories.

• Something countries don't need.

• A made-up word.

When comparing raw materials with manufactured goods:

• Raw materials are usually lower in value.

• Raw materials are usually higher in value.

• Raw materials have hidden costs like packaging and transporting.

• Raw materials are always renewable.

Resources refer to:

• Any material that does not benefit people.

• Only skills and services.

• Raw materials, skills and services.

• Raw materials only.