For ECON 101 (Principles of Microeconomics) at UBC
ECON 101 practice questions and midterm prep
Original practice for first-year microeconomics: core principles and opportunity cost, demand and supply, equilibrium and shifts, elasticity, taxes and subsidies, price controls, and consumer and producer surplus. Short learn cards, graph questions and instant feedback, so the midterm feels familiar.
- Original questions, never past exams
- Every question reviewed
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580
practice questions
25
learn cards
99
graph questions
25
learning objectives
Popular ECON 101 practice topics
- Shifts vs movements along a curve
- Market equilibrium
- Midpoint elasticity
- Total revenue test
- Tax incidence
- Price ceilings and floors
- Consumer and producer surplus
- Deadweight loss
What's covered
Every ECON 101 unit, topic by topic
Counts are original items written for this platform. Hide anything your section doesn't cover.
1The Four Core Principles (Ch 1)
44 questions- Core principles, opportunity cost and reading graphs (Ch 1)44 questions · 3 learn cards
2Demand, Supply and Equilibrium (Ch 2–4)
168 questions- Demand and consumer choice (Ch 2)52 questions · 3 learn cards
- Supply and producer choice (Ch 3)52 questions · 3 learn cards
- Equilibrium: where supply meets demand (Ch 4)64 questions · 3 learn cards
3Elasticity (Ch 5)
90 questions- Elasticity: measuring responsiveness (Ch 5)90 questions · 3 learn cards
4Taxes, Price Controls and Quantity Regulations (Ch 6)
170 questions- Taxes and subsidies (Ch 6.1)90 questions · 3 learn cards
- Price ceilings, price floors and quantity regulations (Ch 6.2–6.3)80 questions · 3 learn cards
5Welfare Economics (Ch 7)
108 questions- Economic surplus, efficiency and deadweight loss (Ch 7)108 questions · 4 learn cards
How you'll practice
Tools built for microeconomics
Graphs, calculations and short explanations, the kinds of thinking ECON 101 exams reward.
Practice by topic
Pick a topic, read a short learn card, then practise with instant feedback on every option.
Graph questions
99 questions built on supply-and-demand graphs: shifts, equilibria, surplus and deadweight-loss areas.
Progress tracking
Accuracy and mastery by topic, weak spots and recommended practice, so you know what's actually solid.
My Mistakes
Retry what you missed with fresh questions on the same idea, not the same question again.
Practice midterms
Topic quizzes, mixed quizzes and a timed practice midterm with a breakdown by unit and skill.
Written answers
Explain in a few sentences and get a rubric-based score with feedback.
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Fits your term
How it follows ECON 101
- 01
Weeks 1–4
Core principles, demand, supply and equilibrium. Learn cards explain each idea in a few minutes; practice focuses on shifting curves and solving for P* and Q*.
- 02
Weeks 5–7
Elasticity, taxes, price controls and welfare — the calculation- and graph-heavy part of the midterm. Your earlier topics keep coming back for review.
- 03
Before the midterm
Mixed quizzes and a timed practice midterm, plus a list of your weakest topics and recent mistakes to fix first.
Questions
ECON 101 FAQ
Are these real ECON 101 exam questions?+
No. Every question is written from scratch for this platform and reviewed before students see it. We never use past exams, homework platform questions, slides or textbook problems.
What does the ECON 101 midterm cover?+
Your instructor decides. We estimate the material through welfare economics (surplus and deadweight loss) for the midterm, but you can set your own date and hide any topic your section hasn't covered.
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