1. How could having access to the Internet help a traditional fisherman? (1 point)

The Internet could allow the fisherman to access weather reports and currents.
The Internet could allow the fisherman to research which fish were being purchased for the most
money.
The Internet could be used to market the fish to new customers.
all of the above {I pick this one}
2. How might the Pacific Island Trade Agreement (PICTA) help the Pacific islands trade with
major markets all over the world?
(1 point)
The region as a whole could partner to sell to bigger markets. {I pick this One}
It will help the islands sell to each other not other markets.
It will allow free trade with China.
none of the above
3. Pacific island nations tend to have a lower GDP than other parts of the world because of (1 point)
too many environmental problems.
overpopulation. {I pick this one}
lack of free markets.
isolation from large markets and limited resources.
4. Which is an example of a new tool that is important for the economy of this area? (1 point)
copra
fishing
technology {I pick this one}
logging
5. Why might education in the Pacific islands be important for environmental protection in the
future?
(1 point)
If children learn about the importance of the environment to the economy, they will be more likely to
protect it as adults.
Education cannot change environmental problems or repair damage to the environment.
Children will need an education to immigrate to other nations.
This may or may not be important. { I pick this one} 2/2
6. Why does international trade require a system for exchanging currencies? (1 point)
Banks will only accept their own country’s currency.
Exchanging currencies lowers the cost of goods. {I pick this one}
People need to buy and sell goods between countries with different currencies.
Many countries refuse to exchange with other currencies.

I disagree with your answers for 3, 5, and 6.

Exchanging currencies lowers the cost of goods. To understand why international trade requires a system for exchanging currencies, we need to recognize that different countries have different currencies. People need to buy and sell goods between countries with different currencies. For example, if someone in the United States wants to buy a product from Japan, they would need to use Japanese yen to make the purchase. Similarly, if someone in Japan wants to buy a product from the United States, they would need to use US dollars. This is where currency exchange becomes important. People can exchange their currency for the currency of the country they want to trade with, making international trade possible. It is worth mentioning that the cost of goods varies depending on the exchange rate between two currencies, but the act of exchanging currencies itself is necessary for international trade.