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Grade 6 · Social Studies · Unit 5 of 6

Trade & Globalization

Imports, exports and a connected world

What your child practises

Imports and exports, market, command, traditional and mixed economies, supply and demand, tariffs and trade disputes, and the benefits and costs of globalization, presented from several points of view.

Yukon Curriculum learning standard: Economic policies and resource management; trade and globalization; economic self-interest and conflict

Sample questions

A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.

  1. Question 1

    Canada has a mixed economy. This means…

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    • there are no rules at all
    • it combines free markets with some government programs and rules
    • the government owns every business
    • people trade only by bartering
  2. Question 2

    Which is a concern some people have about globalization?

    • Shoppers have more choices
    • People can learn about other cultures
    • Jobs can move to countries where wages are lower
    • Prices for many goods can go down
  3. Question 3

    Before a project like a mine is approved on lands where Indigenous peoples have rights, governments in Canada have a duty to…

    • keep the project secret
    • ask only the mining company
    • build it without asking anyone
    • consult the Indigenous peoples affected
  4. Question 4

    What is the total value of all of Norland's exports, in billions of dollars?

    Norland's trade (a made-up country)
    ProductExports ($ billions)Imports ($ billions)
    phones520
    machinery715
    lumber1814

    answer boxbillion dollars

  5. Question 5

    What is globalization?

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    • one country ruling the world
    • the growing connection of countries through trade, travel and technology
    • countries cutting all ties with each other
    • making a globe for a classroom
  6. Question 6

    Which natural resource does Canada export in large amounts?

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    • cocoa
    • bananas
    • lumber from forests
    • coffee beans