Remember: Many buyers and few apples raise a price. Many apples and few buyers lower it.
Questions
1
Which one makes a price go up?
🪧few people coming to market🧺a giant crop of apples🎪a fair with lots of buyers
2
🥧Does everyone wanting a pie today push a price up?
YesNo
3
Which one makes a price go up?
🧸the last toy that everyone wants🌧️a rainy day with no visitors🧺a giant crop of apples
4
Which one makes a price go up?
🧺a giant crop of apples🪧few people coming to market☀️a hot day and thirsty buyers
5
Which one makes a price go down?
🎪a fair with lots of buyers🚶a long line and only a few apples🧺a giant crop of apples
6
Nico's apple cost two coins on one day. Which day?
🎡the fair day📦the glut day🌤️the calm day
7
Which one does not pull a price down?
🍏more apples than buyers⛈️a storm that leaves few apples🍂a heap of apples going soft
8
Which one makes a price go up?
🍏more apples than buyers🥧everyone wanting a pie today🧺a giant crop of apples
9
Which one does not push a price up?
🪧few people coming to market⛈️a storm that leaves few apples🎪a fair with lots of buyers
10
Which one makes a price go down?
🌧️a rainy day with no visitors☀️a hot day and thirsty buyers🎪a fair with lots of buyers
11
🍏Does more apples than buyers push a price up?
YesNo
12
🧸Does the last toy that everyone wants push a price up?
YesNo
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Answer key · Set C
Why prices change
1a fair with lots of buyers
2Yes
3the last toy that everyone wants
4a hot day and thirsty buyers
5a giant crop of apples
6the glut day
7a storm that leaves few apples
8everyone wanting a pie today
9few people coming to market
10a rainy day with no visitors
11No
12Yes
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