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Should You Lend It? D2.Eco.2.K-2
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1. What is a benefit of lending a pencil to a classmate?
A. Your pencil gets longer B. You help them, and they may help you later C. You will get two pencils back 2. What is a benefit of lending money to a friend who needs it?
A. You always get extra money back B. You never have to save again C. You help them when they need it 3. What is a cost of lending money?
A. You might not get it back on time B. You can still spend it yourself C. Your money grows bigger 4. A friend never paid back the last $2. Should you lend $5 now?
A. Yes, lending is always safe B. It is risky, because they did not pay back last time C. Yes, because they asked nicely 5. Your cousin wants to borrow your new game. What is a smart thing to ask first?
A. What color is your shirt? B. Can I have your lunch? C. When will you give it back? 6. A classmate always returns what she borrows. Is it safer to lend to her?
A. Yes, because she has kept her promises before B. No, because nobody should ever lend C. No, because returning things is bad 7. Why might you say no to lending something?
A. You need it yourself right now B. Lending is against the law C. Nobody ever returns anything 8. Your little brother wants to borrow your crayons. What is a benefit of saying yes?
A. You get new crayons B. You never have to share again C. He can draw, and you are being kind LessonPrint · D2.Eco.2.K-2 · Set 13 · free to copy for classroom use
Answer key — Should You Lend It? Set 13. Prints on its own sheet.
1. You help them, and they may help you later 2. You help them when they need it 3. You might not get it back on time 4. It is risky, because they did not pay back last time 5. When will you give it back? 6. Yes, because she has kept her promises before 7. You need it yourself right now 8. He can draw, and you are being kind Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to D2.Eco.2.K-2 of the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards.