Goods and Services
Grade 3 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer.
A farmer grows wheat. A miller makes flour. A baker makes bread. Who uses the miller's good?
- the farmer
- the miller
- the bread shopper
- the baker
A farmer grows wheat, a miller makes flour, a baker makes bread, and a driver delivers it. Who gives a service?
- the miller
- the driver
- the farmer
- the baker
Nina sells lemonade. She buys lemons and cups for it. Which sentence is true?
- Nina is only a producer.
- Nina only gives a service.
- Nina is a producer and a consumer.
- Nina is only a consumer.
A storm closes the town's only flour mill. Which producer will have the hardest time?
- the hair stylist
- the baker
- the dentist
- the bus driver
Why does a town need both goods and services?
- Services are things you can hold.
- People need things to use and work done for them.
- Goods are made only by the town.
- Goods are free, but services cost money.
Which change would help a bakery produce more bread?
- buying a second oven
- raising the price of flour
- hiring fewer bakers
- closing on weekends
A vet checks a family's cat and sells them a bag of cat food. What did the family buy?
- only a good
- a service and a good
- two services
- two goods
Kai mows lawns for neighbors. He buys a bike with the money. What is Kai?
- a producer of a good and a consumer of a service
- only a consumer of services
- a producer of a service and a consumer of a good
- only a producer of goods
Which sentence shows a consumer making a choice?
- A driver brings shoes to the store.
- A shoemaker sews new shoes.
- A store owner fills the shelves.
- Leo picks the cheaper pair of shoes.
A cook makes soup. A server brings it to your table. What does the server give you?
- a good
- the soup
- the recipe
- a service