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What Choices Do I Have?
Keystone Principle #4 – Economic systems influence choices
Click here for a printable PDF version of this Monthly Teaching Theme Assessment
(Primary Grades)
Name _________________________________ School________________________________
Date _________________ Grade_________________________________
1. Draw a circle around the picture that shows an incentive (a reward for doing something good).
2. Draw a square around the picture that shows a
disincentive (a punishment for doing something bad).
II. Relevance
3. Please rate the change that studying about choices has had on your life. Circle the number below:
0 – No change on my life
1 – A little change
2 – Moderate amount of change – I might consider it
3 – Quite a bit of change – I see how it fits and appreciated learning about it
4 – Great change – I understand how important it is to my life and will use
the information I learned
What Choices Do I Have?
Keystone Economic Principle #4 – Economic systems influence choices
(Elementary Grades)
Name _________________________________ School________________________________
Date _________________
Grade________________
I. Agree or Disagree
Put an “A” in front of the statement if you agree and put a “D” if you disagree with the statement.
1. _____ People will usually do something if there is a
reward for doing it.
2. _____ When someone is punished for doing something,
they usually keep doing it.
3. _____ Money is the only reward for doing something.
4. ______ I should think about rewards and punishments
before I decide to do something.
II. Relevance
5. Please rate the impact that studying about choices has had on your life. Circle the number below:
0 – No Impact
1 – A little impact
2 – Moderate amount of impact – I might consider it
3 – Quite a bit of impact – I see how it fits and
appreciated learning about it
4 – Great Impact – I understand how important it is to
my life and will use the information I learned