Ancient Rome Economics Exit Ticket

Ancient Rome Exit Ticket

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Ancient Rome Economics Exit Ticket

Ancient Rome Exit Ticket

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Grade: Grade 3

Subject: Economics

Topic: Ancient Rome

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Very Easy

Questions: 50

Instructions:
Name: ____________________ Date: ____________________ Read each question and answer in a short sentence or a few words. Show what you know about how people in Ancient Rome used money, goods, and jobs.

Skills Practiced:

Ancient Rome
Economics
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is money used for?

2Question

What is a good?

3Question

What is a job?

4Question

Did Ancient Romans buy and sell things?

5Question

What do people use to pay for goods?

6Question

Name one thing Romans might buy at a market.

7Question

Name one other thing Romans might buy at a market.

8Question

What is a market?

9Question

What kind of work might a farmer do?

10Question

What kind of work might a baker do?

11Question

Why do people work?

12Question

What do people need to live?

13Question

Did Romans use coins?

14Question

What did a coin help people do?

15Question

What is trade?

16Question

What might one person trade for another thing?

17Question

Name a job people had in Ancient Rome.

18Question

Name another job people had in Ancient Rome.

19Question

Why did people go to the city market?

20Question

What is a seller?

21Question

What is a buyer?

22Question

Did all people in Ancient Rome do the same job?

23Question

How do jobs help a town or city?

24Question

What does a potter make?

25Question

What does a shoemaker make?

26Question

Why were markets important in Ancient Rome?

27Question

What is one reason people used money instead of only trade?

28Question

What can a coin be called if it is money?

29Question

What does it mean to earn money?

30Question

How could a worker use money after earning it?

31Question

What is a service?

32Question

Name one service a person in Ancient Rome might do.

33Question

How are goods and services different?

34Question

What might a family need to buy every day?

35Question

What might a family save money for?

36Question

Why might a farmer sell extra food?

37Question

Why might a craftsman make many items?

38Question

What is one thing people in Rome could make and sell?

39Question

What is one place besides a market where people might trade?

40Question

Who helps make or grow the things people use?

41Question

How did jobs help Ancient Rome grow?

42Question

What would happen if nobody worked?

43Question

Why was a baker's job important?

44Question

Why was a farmer's job important?

45Question

Why was a builder's job important?

46Question

What do people do when they buy something?

47Question

What do people do when they sell something?

48Question

How do money and trade help people get what they need?

49Question

How did different jobs work together in Ancient Rome?

50Question

Write one sentence about Ancient Rome and economics.

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	To buy things.
2	A thing people can buy or use.
3	Work a person does to earn money.
4	Yes.
5	Money.
6	Food.
7	Clothes.
8	A place to buy and sell goods.
9	Grow food.
10	Bake bread.
11	To earn money or trade for needs.
12	Food, water, and shelter.
13	Yes.
14	Buy things.
15	Exchanging things.
16	Goods.
17	Farmer.
18	Shopkeeper.
19	To buy and sell goods.
20	A person who sells things.
21	A person who buys things.
22	No.
23	They provide needed goods and services.
24	Pots or bowls.
25	Shoes.
26	People could get what they needed.
27	Money makes buying easier.
28	Currency.
29	To get money for work.
30	To buy food or other needs.
31	Help or work people do for others.
32	Carry goods.
33	Goods are things; services are work or help.
34	Food.
35	Important needs.
36	To earn money.
37	To sell them.
38	Bread.
39	A shop.
40	Workers.
41	People made and sold many goods.
42	People would not get needed goods and services.
43	People needed bread.
44	People needed food.
45	People needed homes and buildings.
46	They give money for it.
47	They give goods for money.
48	They let people exchange for goods.
49	Each job helped make or sell needed goods.
50	Ancient Romans used money, trade, and jobs to get what they needed.