Grade 1 Economics Exit Ticket: World War II

World War II Exit Ticket

Grade 1 Economics World War II Exit Ticket Easy 20 Questions 11 Views

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Grade 1 Economics Exit Ticket: World War II

World War II Exit Ticket

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Grade: Grade 1

Subject: Economics

Topic: World War II

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Questions: 20

Instructions:
Read each question and answer in a short sentence, word, or by circling the best choice. Do your best.

Skills Practiced:

World War II
Economics
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is a job?

2Question

What is money used for?

3Question

Name one thing people may buy at a store.

4Question

What do people need to live?

5Question

What is a want?

6Question

During World War II, many people had to save money. What does save mean?

7Question

When people save, do they spend all their money right away?

8Question

Some stores had fewer things to sell during World War II. What does fewer mean?

9Question

If a family cannot buy everything it wants, what should it do first: buy wants or buy needs?

10Question

What is one need a family might buy first?

11Question

Many workers helped make things during World War II. What is a worker?

12Question

Why do people work?

13Question

If a toy costs 5 cents and you have 3 cents, can you buy it?

14Question

What should you do if you do not have enough money?

15Question

During World War II, some people shared and reused things. Why is reuse helpful?

16Question

What does it mean to share?

17Question

If a factory makes more shoes, what is it making?

18Question

World War II changed how people bought things. Was life always easy for families then?

19Question

Why might a family make a list before shopping?

20Question

In your own words, how did saving and sharing help people during World War II?

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	A job is work a person does.
2	Money is used to buy things.
3	Food, clothes, or toys.
4	Things like food, water, and shelter.
5	A want is something you would like to have.
6	Save means to keep money for later.
7	No.
8	Fewer means not as many.
9	Buy needs first.
10	Food, water, or shelter.
11	A worker is a person who does a job.
12	People work to earn money.
13	No.
14	Save more money or choose something cheaper.
15	Reuse helps save money and things.
16	It means to use something together or give some to others.
17	More goods.
18	No, it was sometimes hard.
19	To remember what they need and not buy too much.
20	They helped families use money and things wisely.