2nd grade · Social Studies · Unit 7 of 8
Making & Trading
Scarcity, skills, local goods and trade.
What your child practices
Practices scarcity and choices, costs and benefits, the skills workers need, local goods compared with goods from other communities, and why people trade, including how rivers and the coast shape where Northwest Tribes live and trade.
Washington State Learning Standards learning standard: E1.2.1; E1.2.2; E2.2.1; E2.2.2; E4.2.1; G2.2.3 · scarcity and choices, skills for producing goods, local and distant goods, trade, and Northwest Tribal geography
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Two stores sell the same toy. One costs less. Many people buy from…
- the cheaper store
- the farther store
- neither
the cheaper store
Hint: Price affects where people shop.
Question 2
Which is a natural resource near Puget Sound?
- computers
- fish
- plastic
fish
Hint: Puget Sound is full of sea life.
Question 3
Cedar trees grow near the coast. Some coastal Tribes use cedar to make…
- canoes and baskets
- metal cars
- glass windows
canoes and baskets
Hint: Cedar is an important resource for many coastal Tribes.
Question 4
Many Tribes near rivers in the Northwest fish for…
- whales only
- salmon
- sharks
salmon
Hint: Salmon are important to many Northwest Tribes.
Question 5
Oranges grow in warm places. How do they get to Washington?
- by truck or ship
- they grow in snow
- they walk
by truck or ship
Hint: Goods travel from other communities.
Question 6
Apples sent from Washington to other countries are…
- imports
- exports
- taxes
exports
Hint: Exports go out to other places.