Grade 1 Social Studies Practice Test: Needs, Wants, Goods and Services
- Needs, Wants, Goods and Services
- 10 questions
- 12 minutes
This test covers Grade 1 economics: needs and wants, goods and services, and making choices with money. Tip: a need is something you must have to live.
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Question 1
Which of these is a need?
Correct answer: D
People need water to live. A video game, a toy car and candy are fun, but they are wants.
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Question 2
Which of these is a want?
Correct answer: A
A toy robot is nice to have, but you can live without it, so it is a want. Food, warm clothes and a home are needs.
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Question 3
Which three things are basic needs for all people?
Correct answer: B
Everyone needs food, clothing and shelter to live. The other groups are things people want.
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Question 4
What does the word shelter mean?
Correct answer: A
Shelter is a place that keeps people safe from rain, cold and heat, such as a house or an apartment.
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Question 5
A good is something you can touch and buy. Which of these is a good?
Correct answer: C
An apple is a thing you can hold and buy, so it is a good. A haircut, a bus ride and a lesson are work done for you, so they are services.
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Question 6
A service is work someone does for you. Which of these is a service?
Correct answer: C
When a vet cares for a sick dog, the vet is doing work for someone, so it is a service. Crayons, socks and apples are goods.
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Question 7
Lily pays money for a book at a store. In this story, Lily is a
Correct answer: B
Lily gives money to get the book, so she is the buyer. The store that gets her money is the seller.
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Question 8
Why do most grown-ups go to work?
Correct answer: D
People earn money at their jobs. They use that money to pay for food, homes and other things.
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Question 9
Max wants a toy that costs $10. He has only $4. What can Max do to get the toy?
Correct answer: D
Saving means keeping money to use later. When Max has saved $10, he can buy the toy. $4 is not enough today.
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Question 10
Ana has money for only one thing. She needs new shoes, and she wants a toy. What is the best choice?
Correct answer: A
When money is limited, needs come before wants. Ana cannot buy both with money for only one thing.
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