A) Gross Domestic Product B) Greater Division Products C) Gross Demographics Producing D) Growing Districts Proudly
A) corn from Nebraska sold in Georgia B) wine from Italy sold in America C) a visit to the hair salon in Flowery Branch D) a shirt made in California sold in Buford
A) an iPhone sold in Buford that was made in China B) a dress that was made in New York and bought in Atlanta C) a bus ride in Atlanta D) a car that was made in Newnan Georgia and sold in Buford Georgia
A) False B) True
A) The cotton plant that was used to make the fabric B) The truck driver that delivers clothes to a store C) The fabric that is used to create the clothes D) The truck that the cotton travels in to get to the factory
A) the chainsaw used to cut down the tree to make furniture B) the tree that the wood came from to make the furniture C) the man who transports the tree to the factory D) the person who designs the furniture
A) the dress B) the corn fields C) the computer used to run the factory D) the furniture
A) The % of adults in a country that know how to drive B) The % of adults in a country that drop out of school C) The % of adults in a country that went to college D) The % of adults in a country that can read and write
A) There is no relationship between the literacy rate and the GDP B) The GDP causes the literacy rate to drop, people are too busy shopping to go to school and learn. C) If a country has a high literacy rate it will have a high GDP, workers that can read and write can learn and become more efficient and better at their jobs. D) The lower the literacy rate, the higher the GDP. People work harder and smarter if they don't know how to read and write.
A) a lawyer B) a professional football player C) a cashier at Wal-Mart D) a person who developed an app for the iPhone
A) selling what is produced at the factory B) exporting trees C) encouraging education for young people D) buying new machinery for the factory
A) supplying the factory with a new computer system B) using gas in the trucks used to transport goods C) chopping down trees to make pencils D) requiring education for all children
A) brush B) pencils C) hair stylist D) dresses
A) Nurse B) computer repairman C) Dog Walker D) TV
A) producers B) GDP C) consumers D) natural resource |