jeopardy economy part1 economy part 2 3 branches misc. pt. 1 misc. pt. 2 q $100 q $200 q $300 q $400...
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Part 23 Branches Misc. Pt. 1 Misc. Pt. 2
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Answer from Economy
The amount of money that is left over after the items have
been purchased and employees have been paid
$300 Answer from Economy Pt.1
A person who buys good and uses services
Examples: Purchasing items from a store. Getting your hair cut.
$400 Question from Economy Pt.1
You are selling ice cream. It is a cold and rainy day. It seems like business is slow. What do you do?
$500 Question from Economy Pt. 1
You are selling pizza. Today is Super Bowl Sunday.
People keep calling to order pizza but you are running out of supplies to make the pizza.
What should you do?
$200 Answer from Economy Pt. 2
Savings are important to keep because it is
guaranteed money. Savings help with your future and
unplanned expenses.
$300 Answer from Economy Pt. 2
InvestmentTake a chance to make money or lose
money within a company/product.
SavingsYou cannot lose your money. Money
set aside.
$400 Answer from Economy Pt. 2
GoodsProducts that are sold.
ServicesBusinesses in which people help
others/provide a service for someone else
$500 Question from Economy Pt. 2
Explain how a state raises and spends money to provide goods and services for it’s citizens..
$500 Answer from Economy Pt. 2
- Taxes: state tax, local tax, income tax, sales tax, property tax.
- Bond issues: Raising money for schools, roads, parks etc.
$100 Question from 3 Branches
The president of the United States is in
charge of the _______ branch.
$300 Answer from 3 Branches
Made up of courts. Interpret the law.Many different types of courts Circuit courts, state courts, supreme court
$400 Question from 3 Branches
A case was heard by the Court of Appeals, but people were not happy with the decision. What Court would this case go
to next?
$500 Answer from 3 Branches
To keep the balance between the 3 branches. We do not want one branch to have more power
over the other.
$100 Answer from Misc Pt. 1
The first part of the constitution. It guarantees the rights and
freedoms to Missouri Citizens
$300 Answer from Misc Pt. 1
Exports are important because we ship things to other
countries. They rely on us for the goods, so it helps
American’s make money.
$400 Answer from Misc. Pt. 1
The government has to plan how to use it’s money so all the money doesn’t get spent
in one place. Attempt to distribute
equally/importance.
$500 Question from Misc. Pt. 1
Why does the President, Governor, and Mayor have
a cabinet of people to support them?
$500 Answer from Misc. Pt. 1
To help with decisions and to help implement projects etc. The
President/Mayor/Governor cannot be in all places at once.
$200 Question from Missouri Today
What does it mean to sat that Missouri cities are centers of commerce?
$200 Answer from Missouri Today
They are places with many businesses, where money and
goods are exchanged.
$300 Answer from Missouri Today
St. Louis is the first place where many important things happened, such as being the location of the
first university west of the Mississippi and the first public
kindergarten in the United States.
$400 Question from Missouri Today
What are two places that you can visit to see natural beauty and why
is it important to protect these places?
$400 Answer from Missouri Today
Answer may include: The Katy Trail, Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park, Ha Ha Tonka State Park, Mark Twain National Forest, and the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
Important to protect these places so that people can enjoy them for hiking and
camping and tourists can keep visiting them to help Missouri’s economy.
$500 Question from Missouri Today
Name two historical sites that you can visit to learn about events that shaped Missouri and our nation.
$500 Answer from Missouri Today
Answers may include: George Washington Carver National Monument, Harry S.
Truman National Historic Site, White Haven Farm, Mastodon State Historic Park, civil
war battle sites, Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum, Gateway Arch, or Boonesfield
Village