Title: QUIZ: The Perfect Breakfast -- Explore Economics Video Series
Course: Kelly's Copy & Export Course > Section: The Perfect Breakfast -- Explore Economics Video Series

Q: How do you know that Luke and Jacklyn depend on each other for the perfect breakfast?
- Jacklyn wants orange juice. Oranges don’t grow in Canada.
- It takes Grandfather a long time to travel from Canada to Florida.
- Luke wants maple syrup. Maple syrup can’t be produced in Florida.
- Luke gets maple syrup from Jacklyn and Jacklyn gets oranges from Luke.
A: Luke gets maple syrup from Jacklyn and Jacklyn gets oranges from Luke.

Q: At the beginning of the story, why was Luke unable to have the perfect breakfast?
- He didn’t have any friends in Canada.
- Trees in Florida can’t produce maple syrup.
- His mom doesn’t let him have maple syrup.
- He didn’t know where maple syrup was produced.
A: Trees in Florida can’t produce maple syrup.

Q: Jacklyn’s grandfather buys oranges from Luke. Luke buys maple syrup from grandfather. These are examples of
- trading.
- bartering.
- saving.
- sharing.
A: trading.

Q: How did trade make Jacklyn better off?
- She made a new friend from Florida.
- She was able to have maple syrup with her pancakes.
- She was able to have orange juice with her breakfast.
- She got to stay home while Grandfather made the long trip.
A: She was able to have orange juice with her breakfast.