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Ancient Rome Economics Exit Ticket

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Ancient Rome Economics Exit Ticket

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Grade: Grade 3
Subject: Economics
Topic: Ancient Rome
Time: 20 Minutes
Difficulty: Advanced
Questions: 50
Instructions:
Directions: Answer each question using what you know about Ancient Rome and economics. Read carefully. Write your best answer. Questions get harder as you go.
Skills Practiced:
  • Ancient Rome
  • Economics
  • Critical Thinking
  • Problem Solving
1Question
What is one thing people in Ancient Rome needed to buy or trade?
2Question
What do we call the exchange of goods or services for something else?
3Question
What is money used for?
4Question
Name one item a Roman shop might sell.
5Question
Why did people in Ancient Rome go to markets?
6Question
What is a good?
7Question
What is a service?
8Question
Who might work in a Roman market?
9Question
What tool did Romans use to pay for many things?
10Question
Why were coins helpful in Rome?
11Question
What might a farmer bring to a Roman city to sell?
12Question
Why did some Roman people travel to trade?
13Question
What is a market?
14Question
How did trade help people in Rome?
15Question
What kind of job did a Roman potter have?
16Question
Why did Roman roads help the economy?
17Question
If a baker sells bread, what is the bread called?
18Question
If a helper carries water for someone, what is that called?
19Question
Why would a city need many workers?
20Question
What is one reason people saved coins in Ancient Rome?
21Question
How could a Roman farmer earn money?
22Question
What happened when many people wanted the same item at the market?
23Question
Why might a merchant want to travel with goods?
24Question
What is one thing Roman families had to spend money on?
25Question
How did trade connect different parts of the Roman Empire?
26Question
Why were some goods in Rome brought from far away?
27Question
What might happen if a town had no baker?
28Question
How did work help people meet their needs?
29Question
What is one Roman item that could be made by hand and sold?
30Question
Why is a stable money system useful in a city?
31Question
How could a farmer and a baker help each other through trade?
32Question
What is the main difference between barter and using coins?
33Question
Why might a market be crowded in Ancient Rome?
34Question
How did Roman cities benefit from nearby farms?
35Question
What might a Roman merchant do to make a profit?
36Question
Why was shipping goods on roads or by water important?
37Question
How can a worker's job affect the economy?
38Question
What could happen if a Roman harvest was very small?
39Question
Why do people need different jobs in a city?
40Question
How did Roman coins make trade more fair than guessing values?
41Question
A potter, a baker, and a shoemaker all help the economy. How?
42Question
Why would a Roman town want a busy marketplace?
43Question
How did trade help Roman soldiers and travelers?
44Question
What is one reason a person might choose to sell at a large city market instead of a small village?
45Question
How did Ancient Rome's roads support business and trade?
46Question
Why did some Roman jobs help other jobs work better?
47Question
If a city has many buyers but few sellers of bread, what might happen to bread prices?
48Question
How does trade make life easier for people in Ancient Rome?
49Question
Explain how coins, markets, and roads worked together in Ancient Rome.
50Question
Why was economics important in Ancient Rome? Use one example in your answer.

Answer Key

#Answer
1Food.
2Trade.
3To buy things.
4Bread.
5To buy and sell goods.
6A thing you can buy or sell.
7Help done for someone.
8A merchant.
9Coins.
10They made trade easier.
11Vegetables.
12To get goods they needed.
13A place where people buy and sell goods.
14It gave them more things they needed.
15Making pots.
16They helped people move goods.
17A good.
18A service.
19To make and sell goods and services.
20To buy things later.
21By selling crops.
22It could become more valuable.
23To sell them in more places.
24Food.
25It moved goods between places.
26They were not made nearby.
27People would need bread from somewhere else.
28Work helped them earn or make things they needed.
29A clay bowl.
30It helps people trade more easily.
31The farmer could give grain and get bread or money.
32Barter uses goods instead of money.
33Many people came to buy and sell.
34They got food to sell and eat.
35Buy goods and sell them for more.
36It helped move trade goods faster and farther.
37It helps make goods or services for others.
38Food could become harder to get.
39To make many kinds of goods and services.
40Coins gave a clear price.
41They make useful goods for people to buy.
42It helps people trade and buy what they need.
43It brought them food, supplies, and tools.
44More buyers may be there.
45They made it easier to move people and goods.
46Workers depended on each other for goods and services.
47They might go up.
48People can get things they cannot make themselves.
49Coins helped people pay, markets gave places to trade, and roads moved goods between places.
50Economics helped people get food, goods, and services by working, trading, and using money.
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