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I need immediate help on a civics test do you think any of y'all could help??

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What do you need??

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@skyeelizabeth13

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You there???? I only have a few mins.

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Oh yeah sorry I need help with abut 16 questions could you help?

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If you can answer them I will message them to you

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@Holly082801

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@skyeelizabeth13 Are you there??

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2. Sorry Don't know":((

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I sent them to you in a message but ill put them here also!

1.Sarah opened a shoe shop in Los Angeles, California to sell the shoes she designs. Which of the following statements is an example of cultural diffusion related to Sarah's business?

A) First-year profits for Sarah's Shoe Shop were 50 percent higher than predicted.
B) Sarah's Shoe Shop signed a new local advertising deal to increase brand awareness.
C) Sarah's shoe designs became very popular and her business expanded to neighbouring states.
D) While on vacation in England, Sarah saw a woman wearing an attractive brand of shoes.

2.In what way do mixed and market economies support the ideals of democracy?


A) Mixed and market economies elect a few farmers and local leaders to choose which goods and services to produce.
B) Mixed and market economies do not produce more goods or services than what people need to survive.
C) Mixed and market economies allow all economic decisions to be made by a few well-qualified government officials.
D) Mixed and market economies protect individuals' ability to make their own economic decisions.

3.Which of the following best illustrates the government's role in controlling financial institutions?

A) The government directly influences the price of stocks in the stock market by taxing purchases of stock.
B) The government limits the amount of loans that individuals can take out from banks.
C) The government regulates the terms that credit card companies can give their customers.
D) The government directly sets the interest rate that banks charge for loans.

4.Why might it be better to save up some money and buy something later than to buy it on credit now?

You may get protection for cash purchases that are lost, damaged, or stolen.
Buying anything on credit will damage your credit rating.
Paying for things on credit will hurt the economy, by taking money out of circulation.
Paying off credit debt can extend many years, long after the item purchased was useful.

5.Some consumers have limited money to spend on a large supply of potential products. The idea that a consumer needs to pick how to use a scarce resource is known as

A) demand.
B) choice.
C) scarcity.
D) opportunity cost.

6.A major hurricane shut down many coastal oil refineries, decreasing the supply of gasoline. Given the laws of supply and demand, how would you expect the price of gasoline to change?

A) The price will not change.
B) The price will go down because the supply has increased.
C) The price will go up because of the reduced supply.
D) The price will go down because there will be less demand for it.

7.What role does the stock market play in a market economy?

A) It provides businesses with money for growth in exchange for shares of ownership.
B) It provides the government with money in exchange for the ability to vote on upcoming bills.
C) Stock markets generally do not exist in market economies.
D) It provides individuals with loans which they can pay back at a later time with little to no interest.

8. Wally has a hobby. He likes making furniture. He finds that he gets many compliments on the furniture he makes. Why would it be in Wally's best interest to go to a craft fair and sell some of his custom furniture?

A) if the cost of making the furniture was less than the price that Wally believes he would be able to sell it for
B) if there were not many other people selling custom furniture at the craft fair
C) if Wally believed that he would only be able to sell the furniture for less than the cost of the materials he used to make it
D) if Wally determined that the demand for custom furniture was low

9.Imagine that it's a hot day out, and no one has thought of selling water. If Elise is the first person to figure out that water is marketable and she is the only one to sell it, she would have a lack of

A) potential for profit.
B) competition in the market for water.
C) a supply of water to sell.
D) incentive to enter the market for water.

10. Which would you most likely find a smaller amount of in a government budget than in a personal or household budget?

A) THE PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY THE BUDGET who are responsible for making it
B) the percent of total income that goes towards national defense and health care
who are responsible for making it
C) the number of dollars of income and revenue the budget is considering
D) the number of things the budget is planning on spending money on

11.Which best explains how local taxes can support a local economy?

A) Local taxes often support construction of state universities and national colleges. These services create an educated workforce that will benefit the economy.
B) Local taxes often pay for road repair, firefighters, and police officers. These services create jobs and help society run smoothly.
C) Local taxes can only hurt an economy. Taxes take money out of circulation and cause businesses to move away.
D) Local taxes often support investments in science, space, and technology, which will benefit the economy in the long run.

12 A "bank run" takes place when a large number of people withdraw their money at once. How might the Federal Reserve support a bank to ensure that all of the depositors would get their money back if there were a bank run?

A) by directly paying back the depositors
B) by raising the prime interest rate
C) by lending money to the bank
D) by issuing government bonds

13.Which of the following is a bank required to do in the United States?

A) Avoid lending money to people who want to start a business
B) Invest money in the stock market
C) Keep a portion of the money deposited available to account holders
D) Lend money to people regardless of how likely they are to pay it back

14.Which law helped prevent companies from lowering prices in order to drive out competition?

A) No Child Left Behind Act
B) Alien and Sedition Acts
C) Digital Millennium Copyright Act
D) Sherman Antitrust Act

15.As a young teen, which entrepreneur started a cookie company with limited funds?

A) Vera Wang
B) Oprah Winfrey
C) Joseph Unanue
D) Debbie Fields Rose

16.Which best describes one of the ways in which the Federal Reserve has an impact on the national economy?

A) The Federal Reserve helps the economy by keeping inflation low in times of economic growth.
B) The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates low, especially in times of economic growth, to make sure the economy grows as fast as possible.
C) The Federal Reserve issues securities, which takes money out of circulation, slowing economic growth.
D) The Federal Reserve collects income taxes, which hurts the national economy by taking money out of circulation

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