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US Grade 3 Entrepreneurship Test 4

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20 questions · All questions on one page

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K-12 Grade 3 Entrepreneurship Elementary School (Grade 3, USA Common Core) USA USA Common Core & NGSS
What is this test? for Grade 3 Entrepreneurship practice (Elementary School K-5, USA Common Core) — Elementary School (Grade 3, USA Common Core) level, USA.
Is this for you? This test is for Elementary School students (Grade 3, K-5) studying Entrepreneurship under USA Common Core — if you are in Elementary School, this is for you.
Section: K-12 Grade 3 Entrepreneurship · Education: Elementary School · Part: K-12 Grade 3 Entrepreneurship · Country: USA

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Question 1
True or false: a jar for saving coins.
A) True
B) False
Question 2
True or false: sell goods for money.
A) True
B) False
Question 3
True or false: money given regularly to kids.
A) True
B) False
Question 4
True or false: to prove purchase and track spending.
A) True
B) False
Question 5
Which is the best example of: saving??
A) losing money
B) giving all away
C) spending everything
D) keeping money for later instead of spending
Question 6
Which is the best example of: a budget??
A) a shopping list
B) a bank robbery
C) a plan for spending and saving money
D) a toy
Question 7
Which is the best example of: a bank??
A) a safe place that keeps money
B) a park
C) a zoo
D) a toy store
Question 8
Which is the best example of: the difference between a need and a want??
A) needs are required to live, wants are extras
B) wants are needs
C) no difference
D) needs cost more
Question 9
Which is the best example of: interest??
A) free candy
B) a fee for toys
C) lost money
D) extra money a bank pays savers
Question 10
Which is the best example of: are prices??
A) to get the best value for money
B) no reason
C) to waste time
D) to buy more
Question 11
Which is the best example of: earning??
A) finding money always
B) printing money
C) getting money by working
D) taking money
Question 12
Which is the best example of: uld you do with birthday money??
A) save part and spend part wisely
B) throw it away
C) spend it all fast
D) hide forever
Question 13
Which is the best example of: a coin??
A) a rock
B) a toy
C) paper money
D) metal money of small value
Question 14
Which is the best example of: a dollar bill??
A) a ticket
B) a coupon
C) paper money worth 100 cents
D) a note
Question 15
Which is the best example of: cents in a dollar??
A) 100
B) 25
C) 10
D) 50
Question 16
Which is the best example of: cents is a quarter??
A) 50
B) 10
C) 25
D) 5
Question 17
Which is the best example of: cents is a dime??
A) 5
B) 25
C) 1
D) 10
Question 18
Which is the best example of: donating??
A) taking things
B) giving money or goods to help others
C) wasting food
D) hiding money
Question 19
Which is the best example of: a receipt??
A) a toy
B) proof of what you bought
C) money
D) a gift
Question 20
Which is the best example of: for goals??
A) no reason
B) to brag
C) big wants need time and planning
D) to waste

About This Test

For Elementary (K-5), Middle (6-8) and High School (9-12) in the USA — Common Core & NGSS-aligned Math, ELA, Science and Social Studies by grade level. Which grade is this for? K-12 USA curriculum.

K-12 USA — 13 grades × 7-15 subjects = 1,016+ tests. Covers Kindergarten to Grade 12: Math (Common Core), English Language Arts, Science (NGSS), Social Studies, Phonics/Spelling/Vocabulary, Art, Music, PE & Health, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Government and Pre-Calculus. Each heading has 8 tests × 20 questions = 160Q with no duplicates within a test. Tests are grade-appropriate (· Elementary K-5 foundation, Middle 6-8 transition, High 9-12 college-ready). Use Is this for you? badges to find your grade.

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