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Should You Lend It? D2.Eco.2.K-2
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1. Lena lends her friend $3. What should the friend do?
A. Lend it to someone else B. Pay Lena back as promised C. Keep the money 2. A friend never paid back the last $2. Should you lend $5 now?
A. Yes, lending is always safe B. Yes, because they asked nicely C. It is risky, because they did not pay back last time 3. What is a benefit of lending money to a friend who needs it?
A. You never have to save again B. You always get extra money back C. You help them when they need it 4. What is a cost of lending money?
A. Your money grows bigger B. You might not get it back on time C. You can still spend it yourself 5. Before you lend something, what should you and the borrower agree on?
A. Who is taller B. What the weather will be C. When it will be returned 6. Your little brother wants to borrow your crayons. What is a benefit of saying yes?
A. You never have to share again B. You get new crayons C. He can draw, and you are being kind 7. Your cousin wants to borrow your new game. What is a smart thing to ask first?
A. Can I have your lunch? B. When will you give it back? C. What color is your shirt? 8. A classmate always returns what she borrows. Is it safer to lend to her?
A. No, because nobody should ever lend B. Yes, because she has kept her promises before C. No, because returning things is bad LessonPrint · D2.Eco.2.K-2 · Set 21 · free to copy for classroom use
Answer key — Should You Lend It? Set 21. Prints on its own sheet.
1. Pay Lena back as promised 2. It is risky, because they did not pay back last time 3. You help them when they need it 4. You might not get it back on time 5. When it will be returned 6. He can draw, and you are being kind 7. When will you give it back? 8. Yes, because she has kept her promises before Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to D2.Eco.2.K-2 of the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards.