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Econ 101 Quiz 1

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
In a world of scarcity, we will never…
A  use all economic resources such that we satisfy the maximum amount of wants.
B  meet all of society’s wants.
C  satisfy all basic human needs.
Question #2
Because of our limited money, time, and effort, we are best off when we allocate those things…
A  by constantly assessing the opportunity costs of our choices
B  by choosing what society as a whole would want.
C  with the objective of maximizing opportunity costs.
Question #3
Society gains advantages through trade because of its ability to,,
A  attain absolute advantage in our trade with other nations.
B  refine tasks associated with production.
C  specialize resources to the uses where opportunity cost is minimized.
Question #4
What is NOT included in economic capital?
A  money
B  tools
C  buildings & equipment
Question #5
What will we never do in a world of scarcity?
A  Meet all of society’s wants.
B  Use all economic resources such that we satisfy the maximum amount of wants.
C  Satisfy all basic human needs.
Question #6
As life would have it, we all come to forks in our paths when we need to make a choice, knowing that…
A  the correct choice depends upon the opportunity cost of a choice.
B  the opportunity cost of one’s decision should be maximized.
C  the impacts of our choices can always be quantified in dollars.
Question #7
As life would have it, we all come to forks in our paths when we need to make a choice, knowing that…
A  the impacts of our choices can always be quantified in dollars.
B  the opportunity cost of one’s decision should be maximized.
C  the correct choice depends upon how much we need to give up.
Question #8
Functions are often described as cause and effect in economics. In an economics function, if the variable is on the right-hand side and is doing the explaining, it represents a(n)________?
A  cause
B  result
C  effect
Question #9
Lynne sat down to calculate the economic equation, y=12+7×18, for her economics course. What should she remember to do in order to find Y?
A  Multiple and divide from right to left.
B  Start with the first variable of the equation.
C  Follow the correct order of operations.
Question #10
If an economist is trying to predict the outcome from particular causes and effects, what is the best tool(s) for her to use in order to test out her economic model?
A  environmental absolutes
B  mathematical functions
C  dialectic dialogue
Question #11
In order to calculate an economic equation to understand its economic implications, what must one remember to do?
A  Start with the last variable of the equation.
B  Follow the correct order of operations.
C  Multiple and divide from right to left.
Question #12
If a data line on a graph slopes upward as it goes to the right, it is depicting that
A  the relationship between the variables on the axes is direct.
B  the relationship between the variables on the axes is inverse.
C  as the value of one variable falls, the value of the other rises (all else constant).
Question #13
From the graph above, one could conclude that, all else remaining constant
A  there is a trade-off between X and Y.
B  the relationship between X and Y is direct.
C  the relationship between X and Y is indirect.
Question #14
In the case of a positive relationship between two variables, all else remaining constant:,,
A  the values of the two variables will move in the same direction.
B  the value of the two variables will move in opposite directions from each other.
C  graphically, the data line representing the relationship between the variables has a positive slope.
Question #15
If a data line on a graph has a slope of zero it means there
A  is a constant relationship between x and y.
B  are two variables that are negatively related.
C  is no relationship between x and y.
Question #16
The ability of a model to predict outcomes (accurately) is an indicator that,,
A  the assumptions of the model are generally accurate.
B  the model is valuable
C  the theory behind the model needs to be refined.
Question #17
What combination of model characteristics are frequently used it the most effective models?
A  Graphical and can be expressed as a mathematical function.
B  Useful and simple.
C  Linear and inverse.
Question #18
What is one way to express economic theory?
A  data analysis
B  mathematical equations
C  macroeconomic data
Question #19
The circular flow diagram demonstrates
A  mathematical equations.
B  a trade-off that scarcity imposes.
C  a direct relationship between groups in an economy.
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