Financial Literacy Quiz 7 Grades 10-12 Question Title * 1. Erich and his family are planning a visit to Cuba. As part of their preparation, they are discussing the different economic systems between Canada and Cuba. What economic system does Canada have? Command Economy Mixed Economy Market Economy Traditional Economy Question Title * 2. What type of economic system does Cuba have? Command Economy Mixed Economy Market Economy Traditional Economy Question Title * 3. Erich loves to play video games and when he is on vacation in Cuba he wants to spend lots of time doing that. What issues might Erich encounter? Lack of internet access Slow internet Illegal to play video games There will be no issues Question Title * 4. What are the three questions every economy has to answer? What to produce? How much to charge? Who should produce? What to produce? Who should produce it? How to distribute what is produced? What to produce? How to produce it? How to distribute what is produced? None of the above Question Title * 5. Every country has different resources that fuel the economy. What are Canada's top three natural resources? Oil, water, coal Minerals, oil and water Labour, oil and wind Oil, water and labour Watch the following video and answer the questions that follow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=720uyg0Dd_M Question Title * 6. What does the Law of Demand say? Question Title * 7. Rona started a business selling t-shirts. She has produced more t-shirts than she has been able to sell. What advice would you give Rona? Lower the price on the t-shirts Sell another product Declare bankruptcy Do more marketing Question Title * 8. Rona has decided to sell earrings instead of t-shirts. If Rona cannot produce enough earrings to meet the demand, what advice would you give her? Keep selling t-shirts, they are easier to produce Raise the price on the earrings Hire help to produce more earrings Do nothing Question Title * 9. If the price of beef goes up, and the price of chicken stays the same, what are consumers most likely to do? Buy more chicken and less beef Buy the same amount they buy normally Buy less chicken and more beef Buy pork instead Question Title * 10. How would you describe how consumers react to change in prices? Elasticity Marginal Equilibrium Scarcity SUBMIT