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Click to return to question, Cont-P to switch to the pen, cross out two incorrect answers, then Cont-A to switch back to pointer.

Click to return to the question and poll the class

Click on link to Ask Jeeves, or click on this oval to return to question and ask a friend

C. George Washington B. Thomas Jefferson A. Abraham Lincoln D. James Madison Who is called the Father of Our Country?

Back to Board C. George Washington

C. CD Player A. Food B. Car D. Toys Which of the following is a basic need?

Back to Board A. Food

A. Break it into pieces C. Use it as his own B. Return it to the owner B. Return it to the owner D. Place it in the trash Jane loses her pencil. Keith finds the pencil. To be a good citizen, what should Keith do with the pencil?

Back to Board B. Return it to the owner

A. peanuts C. apples B. carrots D. corn George Washington Carver discovered many uses for -

Back to Board A. peanuts

A. shorts C. swim suit D. sandals B. coat What would you wear outside during a cold winter?

Back to Board B. Coat

A. White buffalo C. Bald eagle B. Running horse D. Leaping tiger Which is a symbol of the United States?

Back to Board C. Bald eagle

A. buying B. trading C. saving D. selling Putting Money in a piggy bank is an example of -

Back to Board C. saving

A. To take trips C. To protect the rights of people C. To protect the rights of people B. To make life more fun B. To make life more fun D. To have friends D. To have friends What is a reason for having rules?

Back to Board C. To protect the rights of people

A. There are too many goods A. There are too many goods C. They cannot have C. They cannot have everything they want Why do people make choices? D. There are not D. There are not enough stores B. They have lots B. They have lots of money

Back to Board C. They cannot have everything they want

Air, water, and trees are - A. consumers C. services B. capital resources D. natural resources

Back to Board D. Natural resources

A. bartering If a farmer trades grain for clothing he is - C. saving B. using paper bills D. writing a check

Back to Board A. Bartering

B. Abraham Lincoln Who was the 16th United States President that worked to free the slaves? A. Ben Franklin C. George Washington D. Thomas Jefferson

Back to Board B. Abraham Lincoln

C. Direction C. Direction What does the compass rose on a map show? A. Shape B. Title D. Size

Back to Board C. Direction

C. Community Which is a place where people live, work, and play? A. Population D. Climate B. Transportation

Back to Board C. Community

C. Scarcity Margie wants candy and a game. She has enough money to buy candy or a game. She has a - A. seller D. consumer B. need

C. scarcity

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