We bought one pound of bananas. Half of them were over-ripe and had to be thrown away. We bought one pound of bananas, _______________________________________.

Wilbur consumes only apples and bananas. He prefers more apples to less, but he gets tired of bananas. If he consumes fewer than 18 bananas per week, he thinks that one banana is a perfect substitute for one apple. But you would have to pay him one apple for each banana beyond 18 that he consumes. The indifference curve that passes through the consumption bundle with 27 apples and 30 bananas also passes through the bundle with A apples and 13 bananas, where A equals: A: 17 B: 28 C: 26 D: 20

According to the man, bananas ______. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the conversation A: The man has been doing work related to primary industry and economy. B: English people seem to enjoy bananas. C: Banana trees reproduce by springing up as suckers around parent plants. D: Bananas in one bunch tend to ripen at rather different time.

“Go bananas” means that “go to buy some bananas”.

· You will hear the conversation twice. Which statement is NOT true about bananas A: Bananas were among the first plants ever to be domesticated. B: Bananas are an extremely nourishing food. C: Bananas were first domesticated in England.

Suppose that bananas are a normal good and Woody is currently consuming 100 bananas at a price of 10 cents each.

“Go bananas” means that ______ .

Bananas and apples are substitutes. When the price of bananas falls and a technological advancement in apple production occurs at the same time:

There _______(be) an apple and two bananas on the table.

One and a half bananas on the table.