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Problem related to market circular flows

In output markets, the simple circular flow model, households replace their _________ for _________.

Can someone help me in determining the right answer from the given options. (1) Resources | income. (2) Labor | goods. (3) Income | goods. (4) Goods | profits. (5) Devotion | enlightenment.

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