Goods and Services Quiz

Grade 1 · Social Studies · Quiz

See how well you can tell the difference between goods and services.

Questions

A loaf of bread is an example of a _____.
1. service
2. good
3. need
4. worker
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Answer: good
A loaf of bread is a good because it is a physical thing that is made and can be touched, bought, and eaten.
A firefighter keeping people safe is an example of a _____.
1. good
2. toy
3. service
4. store
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Answer: service
A firefighter keeping people safe is a service because it is something a person does to help others.
Goods are things you can touch and hold.
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Answer: True
Goods are physical items you can touch, hold, and keep, like food, clothing, and toys.
Which of these is a service?
1. A book
2. A shirt
3. A doctor checkup
4. A sandwich
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Answer: A doctor checkup
A doctor checkup is a service because a doctor does something to help keep you healthy rather than giving you a physical object.
A person who buys goods or services is called a _____.
1. producer
2. consumer
3. farmer
4. teacher
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Answer: consumer
A consumer is a person who buys and uses goods or services that other people produce.
A bus driver provides a service by taking people where they need to go.
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Answer: True
A bus driver provides a service by driving people safely from one place to another.
Which group does a toy belong to?
1. Services
2. Workers
3. Goods
4. Jobs
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Answer: Goods
A toy is a good because it is a physical thing you can hold, play with, and keep.
Communities only need goods and do not need services.
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Answer: False
Communities need both goods AND services. Goods like food and clothing and services like healthcare and education are all important.

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