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Froggy Jumps Free Enterprise: Characteristic MatchVersion en ligne Turn the worksheet into a quick quiz game. par Stephanie Pusc-Roland 1 Scenario 1: A Fargo author copyrights her new children’s book so that no one else can copy and sell it. a Property Rights b Profit Motive c Economic Freedom 2 Scenario 2: A new coffee shop opens in Fargo and advertises lower prices than other coffee shops in town. a Competition b Equal Opportunity c Limited Government 3 Scenario 3: A teenager signs a two-year phone plan with Verizon and must pay monthly until the contract ends. a Binding Contracts b Economic Freedom c Property Rights 4 Scenario 4: A student from a low-income family earns a scholarship to NDSU based on academic achievement, giving him the chance to pursue engineering. a Profit Motive b Competition c Equal Opportunity 5 Scenario 5: A farmer decides to grow soybeans this year instead of wheat because he thinks it will bring in more money. a Limited Government b Profit Motive c Property Rights 6 Scenario 6: A factory must follow state environmental laws when disposing of waste. a Profit Motive b Property Rights c Limited Government 7 Scenario 7: An oil company invests in drilling because it expects to make a large financial gain. a Economic Freedom b Profit Motive c Competition 8 Scenario 8: A rancher signs a written agreement to sell 50 head of cattle at a set price. a Property Rights b Binding Contracts c Equal Opportunity 9 Scenario 9: A group of entrepreneurs starts a food truck business without needing government permission to choose that career. a Profit Motive b Competition c Economic Freedom 10 Scenario 10: A restaurant must pass a government health inspection before opening. a Limited Government b Property Rights c Equal Opportunity 11 Scenario 11: A high school graduate decides to start her own online business instead of working for someone else. a Economic Freedom b Profit Motive c Binding Contracts 12 Scenario 12: A farm equipment company lowers its tractor prices to attract more customers than its competitors. a Competition b Economic Freedom c Property Rights 13 Scenario 13: A young woman applies for an oil field apprenticeship that is open to all qualified applicants. a Equal Opportunity b Economic Freedom c Profit Motive 14 Scenario 14: A family inherits farmland in western North Dakota and legally owns the right to sell or lease it. a Property Rights b Competition c Limited Government 15 A homeowner installs a fence around her yard to mark the land she legally owns. a Property Rights b Binding Contracts c Economic Freedom 16 Two clothing stores in the same mall advertise big sales to attract the same customers. a Competition b Limited Government c Equal Opportunity 17 A business owner signs a lease agreeing to rent a storefront for three years. a Binding Contracts b Profit Motive c Competition 18 A college graduate chooses to open a bakery instead of applying for office jobs. a Economic Freedom b Property Rights c Profit Motive 19 A technology company creates a new app because it believes it will earn significant revenue. a Profit Motive b Limited Government) c Equal Opportunity 20 A city requires all food trucks to obtain a safety permit before operating. a Limited Government b Competition c Binding Contracts 21 A qualified applicant is hired for a management position regardless of race or gender. a Equal Opportunity b Competition c Economic Freedom 22 A car dealership and a nearby dealership both lower prices during a holiday weekend sale. a Competition b Economic Freedom c Profit Motive 23 A freelance designer signs a contract agreeing to complete a logo design by a specific deadline. a Binding Contracts b Limited Government c Economic Freedom 24 An investor puts money into a startup company expecting to earn a return on the investment. a Profit Motive b Competition c Economic Freesom 25 A state law sets a minimum wage that employers must pay their workers. a Limited Government b Economic Freedom c Property Rights 26 A student decides whether to attend college, join the military, or enter the workforce. a Economic Freedom b Profit Motive) c Equal Opportunity 27 A woman applies to become a firefighter in a department that accepts all qualified applicants. a Equal Opportunity b Competition c Economic Freedom

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Free Enterprise: Characteristic MatchVersion en ligne

par Stephanie Pusc-Roland

Scenario 1: A Fargo author copyrights her new children’s book so that no one else can copy and sell it.

Scenario 2: A new coffee shop opens in Fargo and advertises lower prices than other coffee shops in town.

Scenario 3: A teenager signs a two-year phone plan with Verizon and must pay monthly until the contract ends.

Scenario 4: A student from a low-income family earns a scholarship to NDSU based on academic achievement, giving him the chance to pursue engineering.

Scenario 5: A farmer decides to grow soybeans this year instead of wheat because he thinks it will bring in more money.

Scenario 6: A factory must follow state environmental laws when disposing of waste.

Scenario 7: An oil company invests in drilling because it expects to make a large financial gain.

Scenario 8: A rancher signs a written agreement to sell 50 head of cattle at a set price.

Scenario 9: A group of entrepreneurs starts a food truck business without needing government permission to choose that career.

Scenario 10: A restaurant must pass a government health inspection before opening.

Scenario 11: A high school graduate decides to start her own online business instead of working for someone else.

Scenario 12: A farm equipment company lowers its tractor prices to attract more customers than its competitors.

Scenario 13: A young woman applies for an oil field apprenticeship that is open to all qualified applicants.

Scenario 14: A family inherits farmland in western North Dakota and legally owns the right to sell or lease it.

A homeowner installs a fence around her yard to mark the land she legally owns.

Two clothing stores in the same mall advertise big sales to attract the same customers.

A business owner signs a lease agreeing to rent a storefront for three years.

A college graduate chooses to open a bakery instead of applying for office jobs.

A technology company creates a new app because it believes it will earn significant revenue.

A city requires all food trucks to obtain a safety permit before operating.

A qualified applicant is hired for a management position regardless of race or gender.

A car dealership and a nearby dealership both lower prices during a holiday weekend sale.

A freelance designer signs a contract agreeing to complete a logo design by a specific deadline.

An investor puts money into a startup company expecting to earn a return on the investment.

A state law sets a minimum wage that employers must pay their workers.

A student decides whether to attend college, join the military, or enter the workforce.

A woman applies to become a firefighter in a department that accepts all qualified applicants.