Goods, Services, and Trade Quiz
Grade 2 · Social Studies · Quiz
Test your knowledge of goods, services, and how people trade.
Questions
Which is an example of a service?
- A bicycle
- A pizza
- A doctor visit
- A book
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Answer: A doctor visit
A doctor visit is a service — something a person does for you, not something you can hold.
What are goods?
- Things people do for others
- Things you can touch and buy
- Rules for the community
- Stories people share
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Answer: Things you can touch and buy
Goods are physical things you can touch and buy, like food or toys.
What do we call a person who makes or grows things to sell?
- A consumer
- A voter
- A producer
- A mayor
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Answer: A producer
A producer is a person who makes or grows goods to sell to others.
What is barter?
- Buying things with coins
- Trading goods without using money
- Writing a list of needs
- Growing your own food
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Answer: Trading goods without using money
Barter means trading goods directly with someone else without using money.
A student who buys school supplies at a store is acting as a ______.
- producer
- mayor
- consumer
- farmer
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Answer: consumer
When you buy something at a store, you are acting as a consumer.
A haircut is an example of a good.
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Answer: False
A haircut is a service — it is something a barber does for you, not a physical object.
When two countries buy and sell goods from each other, this is called ______.
- local shopping
- international trade
- bartering
- voting
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Answer: international trade
International trade is when countries exchange goods and services with each other.
Which pair shows one good and one service?
- A toy and a book
- A haircut and a teacher
- An apple and a doctor visit
- A pencil and a notebook
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Answer: An apple and a doctor visit
An apple is a good (something you can touch) and a doctor visit is a service (something done for you).
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