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Chapter 26:  The Economy of Modern Georgia



Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Today, which makes up the largest part of the state’s agricultural production?
A.
cattle
B.
cotton
C.
poultry
D.
tobacco
 

 2. 

Today, Georgia leads all other southern states in the export of which agricultural product?
A.
rice
B.
cotton
C.
poultry
D.
tobacco
 

 3. 

What role do Georgia’s highways and railroads play in exporting products from the state?
A.
They both carry goods to markets from which they are then sold.
B.
They both carry workers back and forth between home and work.
C.
They both carry goods to ports from which they are then shipped.
D.
They both carry businessmen and women attempting to reach the airport.
 

 4. 

Which transportation system would be fastest at getting a package from Atlanta to London, England?
A.
Georgia’s railroads
B.
Georgia’s interstates
C.
Georgia’s Atlanta airport
D.
Georgia’s deepwater ports
 

 5. 

Which transportation system would FIRST be used to bring a large shipment of foreign oil into the state?
A.
Georgia’s railroads
B.
Georgia’s interstates
C.
Georgia’s Atlanta airport
D.
Georgia’s deepwater ports
 

 6. 

What role do Georgia’s deepwater ports play in Georgia’s economy?
A.
Ports bring imports into the state.
B.
Ports bring goods to merchants to sell.
C.
Ports carry agricultural products to the coast.
D.
Ports are the main point of entry for business people.
 

 7. 

Which of Georgia’s transportation systems carries the largest volume of exports to foreign markets?
A.
Georgia’s railroads
B.
Georgia’s interstates
C.
Georgia’s Atlanta airport
D.
Georgia’s deepwater ports
 

 8. 

Which of Georgia’s transportation systems would be LEAST likely to participate in the export of heavy machinery?
A.
Georgia’s railroads
B.
Georgia’s interstates
C.
Georgia’s Atlanta airport
D.
Georgia’s deepwater ports
 

 9. 

Which is the BEST definition for the economic term income?
A.
money an individual acquires
B.
money one puts aside for later use
C.
money paid by a bank to use deposited cash
D.
money left over after expenses are subtracted
 

 10. 

The annual salary one is paid for doing a job or providing a service is called one’s
A.
profit.
B.
income.
C.
savings.
D.
interest.
 

 11. 

Which of the following, if it exceeds income, can lead to a individual falling into debt?
A.
profit
B.
savings
C.
interest
D.
expenses
 

 12. 

Borrowing money, charging a purchase, and taking out a student loan are all examples of
A.
profit.
B.
credit.
C.
savings.
D.
spending.
 

 13. 

When borrowing money on credit, it is important to
A.
request a high interest rate.
B.
take the largest amount possible.
C.
pay the loan back as soon as possible.
D.
take as long as possible to pay the loan.
 

 14. 

When looking to purchase a home in the future, it is a good idea to
A.
take out a student loan.
B.
place money into savings.
C.
apply for a new credit card.
D.
increase short term spending.
 

 15. 

$350 Car
$600 Rent
$200 Utilities
$600 Groceries

The above list is which part of a personal budget?
A.
income
B.
savings
C.
investing
D.
expenses
 

 16. 

When money is borrowed on credit, which of the following is charged by banks?
A.
profit
B.
credit
C.
income
D.
interest
 

 17. 

Which is an accurate definition of the term interest?
A.
money put aside for use at a later time
B.
the amount of money a bank charges on a loan
C.
money one is paid for doing a job or performing a service
D.
the amount of money left over after expenses are subtracted
 

 18. 

In 1996, which event was held in Atlanta drawing international attention to the state?
A.
the Superbowl
B.
the World Series
C.
the Olympic Games
D.
the Good Will Games
 

 19. 

Which Georgia city was host to the 1996 Olympic Games?
A.
Macon
B.
Atlanta
C.
Augusta
D.
Savannah
 

 20. 

Which statement best describes the benefit Georgia received from hosting the1996 Olympics?
A.
Georgia did not have to pay for the production of the televised Olympic Games.
B.
Georgia received world-class athletic facilities throughout the state for use by its own citizens and visitors to the state.
C.
The Olympics showcased Georgia’s convention and meeting facilities, transportation infrastructure, southern hospitality, and inexpensive tourist attractions.
D.
Georgia received international media attention and recognition for the state and the host city, Atlanta, which lead to tourism and international business expansion.
 



 
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