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5.63 Entrepreneurship in the Community Worksheet

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This Grade 5 Social Studies worksheet provides structured practice on 5.63 Entrepreneurship in the Community. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Entrepreneurship in the Community - Which option best demonstrates understanding of entrepreneurship in the community? (CEE Economics Standard 14)

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Social Studies

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A community entrepreneur runs ads for her after-school coding club. She tests two flyers in different neighborhoods for one week: - Flyer A: 120 flyers posted, 18 sign-ups. - Flyer B: 80 flyers posted, 20 sign-ups.

Which option best uses the test results before choosing a marketing strategy?

AChoose Flyer A because it used more flyers.

BChoose Flyer A because it reached more people, so it must be better.

CChoose Flyer B because it used fewer flyers, so it must be worse.

DCompare sign-ups per flyer: Flyer B got more sign-ups for each flyer, so it appears more effective and should be tested more.

Solution & Explanation:Flyer A got 18 sign-ups from 120 flyers. Flyer B got 20 sign-ups from only 80 flyers. Flyer B did better per flyer, so it is the stronger option to test or use next.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A local fast-casual restaurant has high employee turnover. Training a new worker costs about $600 in manager time and mistakes. The owner considers raising hourly pay by $1.00 for 12 workers who average 20 hours per week.

Which statement best explains how this wage increase could still be a smart entrepreneurial decision?

AHigher wages always reduce profit because costs go up.

BTurnover has no costs, so wages do not matter.

CIf the raise reduces turnover enough to save more than $240 per week in training costs and improves productivity, it could increase long-run profit.

DThe owner should pay less because training is free.

Solution & Explanation:The weekly wage increase cost is $1×12×20 = $240. If lower turnover saves enough training costs (and improves service), the net effect can be higher profit even with higher wages.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A local delivery business chooses between gasoline vehicles and electric bikes. Gas vehicles are cheaper at first but create pollution. Electric bikes cost more at first but use less fuel and can be advertised as 'green delivery.'

Which option best shows careful decision-making about costs and benefits?

AChoosing gasoline vehicles only because they are familiar, ignoring pollution.

BComparing full costs and benefits, including fuel, repairs, pollution, possible fees, and customer interest in low-emission delivery.

CChoosing randomly because environmental impacts cannot be measured.

DAssuming customers never care about environmental impact.

Solution & Explanation:Careful entrepreneurs compare more than the first price. Fuel, repairs, pollution, possible fees, and customer preferences can all affect the decision.

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