Economic activitiy is what is carried out by humans in order to acquire...
A.
Services
B.
Goods
C.
Goods and Services
D.
Money
2.
Goods which are obtained directly from nature (fruit, fish, etc.) or which are turned into something (clothes, machines, books, etc.).
A.
Products
B.
Services
C.
Primary Sector
D.
Secondary Sector
3.
Activities carried out by humans too benefit society (finance, education, transportations, healthcare, etc.)
A.
Primary Sector
B.
Secondary Sector
C.
Services
D.
Products
4.
Household appliances can be considered as...
A.
Services
B.
Composition (Non-durable consumer goods)
C.
Composition (Capital goods)
D.
Composition (Durable consumer goods)
5.
Food can be considered as...
A.
Products
B.
Composition (Non-durable consumer goods)
C.
Composition (Capital goods)
D.
Composition (Durable consumer goods)
6.
Resources that are required for the generation of economic goods.
A.
Factors of production
B.
Natural resources
C.
Human resources
D.
Capital
7.
Solar energy, wind, tides, and flowing water are natural resources classified as...
8.
Solar energy, wind, tides, and flowing water are natural resources classified as...
A.
Partially renewable
B.
Renewable
C.
Non-Renewable
D.
Natural Resources
9.
Clean air, drinking water, fertile soil, plants and animals are natural resources classified as...
A.
Partially renewable
B.
Renewable
C.
Non-Renewable
D.
Natural Resources
10.
Fossil fuel, minerals are natural classified as...
A.
Partially renewable
B.
Renewable
C.
Non-Renewable
D.
Natural Resources
11.
This is made up of the material , technical and financial resources (machinery and money) that are needed to obtain products and provide services
A.
Capital
B.
Human resources
C.
Natural resources
D.
Factors of Production
12.
Elements that have a role in converting the factors of production into goods and services.
A.
People and Families
B.
Economic Agents
C.
Companies
D.
The state
13.
It is not an economic agent.
A.
People and Families
B.
Companies
C.
The State
D.
Factors of Production
14.
Private Economic agents that make up small production units, generating and consuming goods and services.
A.
People and Families
B.
Companies
C.
The State
D.
Factors of Production
15.
Private agents that do not consume the products or services they generate, instead, they sell them for profit and in exchange for money.
A.
People and Families
B.
Companies
C.
The State
D.
Factors of Production
16.
Public agents that offers services to people and companies, and is financed by collecting taxes from people, families and companies.
A.
People and Families
B.
Companies
C.
The State
D.
Factors of Production
17.
Activities involved in obtaining resources directly from raw materials, including agriculture, livestock , fishing, forestry and mining.
A.
Primary Sector
B.
Secondary Sector
C.
Tertiary Sector
18.
Activities involved in converting raw materials into manufactured products (industry) o building housing and infrastructures
A.
Primary Sector
B.
Secondary Sector
C.
Tertiary Sector
19.
Activities involved in lending services. For example: education, healthcare, trade, tourism, transport, etc.
A.
Primary Sector
B.
Secondary Sector
C.
Tertiary Sector
20.
Ways in which a country produces, organises, distributes and administers its material and human resources, and the economic good that these generate.
A.
Farming
B.
Economic Systems
C.
The State
D.
Factors of Production
21.
Economic system based on a free market economy (, private property of the means of production, freedom to work and hire, and State intervention on a very small scale.
A.
Capitalist or market economy
B.
Communist or planned economy
C.
Subsistence economy
22.
Economic system implementedd in Spain
A.
Capitalist or market economy
B.
Communist/ Planned or Command economy
C.
Mixed Economy
D.
Subsistence economy
23.
In this system, the economy is planned and centralised by the State, the production process is controlled and the Stateis the owner of the means of production.
A.
Capitalist or market economy
B.
Communist/ Planned or Command economy
C.
Mixed Economy
D.
Subsistence economy
24.
This is a system based on production for self-consumption in the poorest and most isolated areas in the world
A.
Capitalist or market economy
B.
Communist/ Planned or Command economy
C.
Mixed Economy
D.
Subsistence economy
25.
The former USSR, North Korea or Cuba are good examples of...
A.
Capitalist or market economy
B.
Communist/ Planned or Command economy
C.
Mixed Economy
D.
Subsistence economy
26.
USA, Japan and some European countries are good examples of...
A.
Capitalist or market economy
B.
Communist/ Planned or Command economy
C.
Mixed Economy
D.
Subsistence economy
27.
Companies which act outsude their countris of origin and are affiliated to other foreign companies. They employ thousand of people and have a worldwide impact.
A.
BRICS
B.
Multinationals
C.
The asian tigers
D.
Subsistence economy
28.
United States, the European Union and Japan. Canada and Australia also take part in this group; nonetheless, they have less global influence.
A.
The Asian Tigers
B.
BRICS
C.
Countries with petroleum
D.
World economic leaders
29.
Group of countries that sheared a common geographical area and whose economy are based on the promotion of technology.
A.
World economic leaders
B.
The Asian Tigers
C.
BRICS
D.
Countries with petroleum
30.
Group of a countryheaded by Saudi Arabia which control the price of the most energy source across the globe
A.
World economic leaders
B.
The Asian tigers
C.
BRICS
D.
Countries with petroleum
31.
Group composed by the 5 most emerging countries in the world. They have a rapidly growing economy and are becoming more and more important
A.
World economic leaders
B.
The Asian tigers
C.
BRICS
D.
Countries with petroleum
32.
The Gross Domestic Product is not...
A.
GDP
B.
The average income earned per person
C.
PIB
D.
A measure of the size of an economy
33.
The average income earned per person in a given area.
A.
Gdp
B.
Per capita income
C.
PIB
D.
The measure of the size of an economy
34.
It is not an activity from the Primary Sector.
A.
Farming
B.
Livestock
C.
Production
D.
Forestry
35.
It is not an activity from the Secondary Sector
A.
Fishing
B.
Construction
C.
Production
36.
It is not an activity from the Tertiary Sector
A.
Tourism
B.
Fishing
C.
Healthcare
D.
Transportation
37.
It represents the 2% of the Spanish GDP.
A.
Primary Sector
B.
Secondary Sector
C.
Tertiary Sector
D.
No one
38.
It represents the 26% of the Spanish GDP.
A.
Primary Sector
B.
Secondary Sector
C.
Tertiary Sector
D.
No one
39.
It represents the 72% of the Spanish GDP.
A.
Primary Sector
B.
Secondary Sector
C.
Tertiary Sector
D.
No one
40.
It is not one of the most important industrial areas of Spain.
A.
Madrid
B.
Barcelona
C.
Albacete
D.
Valencia
41.
The Industrial Revolution had a great impact in the...
42.
This sector grew a lot at the beginning of the 21st century and it was critical hit by the current global economic crisis.
A.
Construction
B.
Insustrial Activity
C.
Fishing
D.
Forestry
43.
It represents more than 10% of our GDP and employs more than 2 million people.
A.
Fishing
B.
Transport Sector
C.
Commercial Sector
D.
Tourism
44.
The highest number of tourists which Spain receives go to...
A.
Medrid
B.
Costa de Luz
C.
Albacete
D.
Cuenca
45.
They offer historical, cultural, sporting and also commercial sites and events.
A.
Big cities
B.
Mid-Sized cities
C.
The coasts
D.
Mountainous areas
46.
Sites of historical, artistic and gastronomic interest.
A.
Big cities
B.
Mid-Sized cities
C.
The coasts
D.
Mountainous areas
47.
It is not an inexhaustible resource.
A.
Sunlight
B.
Wind
C.
Petroleum
D.
Salty water
48.
It is a non-renewable resource.
A.
Sunlight
B.
Wind
C.
Petroleum
D.
Salty water
49.
It is not one of the main problems related to water supply in developed countries.
A.
Pollution and overexplotation of aquifers
B.
Excessive domestic consumption
C.
Inappropiate watering system
D.
Take so long in the shower :v
50.
It is not one of the most demage areas of the world.
A.
Tropical areas
B.
Resident areas
C.
Mountain areas
D.
Desert areas
51.
It meets the needs of the present without compromising future generation.
