4.10ABE TEKS

The table shows the amounts Ms. McCulley paid for different expenses during the last three months.

Which expenses were fixed expenses for Ms. McCulley during these three months?

• Groceries, gasoline, and utilities only

• Rent and car payment only

• None of the expenses

• All of the expenses

The table shows the amounts Sheldon and Jenna paid for electricity in their apartments each month for the last six months.

Based on the table, which statement is true about the amounts Sheldon and Jenna paid for electricity during these six months?

• Only Sheldon’s electricity expense was a fixed expense.

• Only Jenna’s electricity expense was a fixed expense.

• Both Sheldon’s electricity expense and Jenna’s electricity expense were variable expenses.

• Both Sheldon’s electricity expense and Jenna’s electricity expense were fixed expenses.

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Some people borrow money to buy cars. They have to make car payments to pay back the money they borrowed. What kind of expenses are most car payments?

• Variable expenses, because the amount usually changes every month

• Variable expenses, because the payment is not due every month

• Fixed expenses, because the amount is usually the same every month

• Fixed expenses, because the car is usually paid for after one month

Ms. Lanford buys and sells used clothes. Ms. Lanford bought a dress, a sweater, and shorts for a total of $12.00. She then sold each item for the price shown in the list.

• She sold the dress for $20.75.

• She sold the sweater for $15.25.

• She sold the shorts for $8.50.

What was Ms. Lanford’s total profit from selling the dress, sweater, and shorts?

• $12.00

• $56.50

• $32.50

• $44.50

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Zoey sold snacks at a neighborhood pool. The cost of preparing the snacks was $10.29. The money she received from the sale of the snacks was $21.75. What was Zoey’s profit?

• $32.04

• $21.75

• $11.46

• $10.29

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Gwen bought an old table. She repaired it and painted it so that it looked new. Then she sold the table. Gwen made this list about what she did.

• Price paid for old table: $10.00

• Cost to repair: $5.00

• Cost to paint: $7.50

• Selling price: $50.00

What was Gwen’s profit from selling the table?

• $27.50

• $50.00

• $22.50

• $40.00

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Raina sold pens decorated with fancy tape.

• Raina’s expenses were $11.57 for supplies.

• Raina sold 12 pens for $2 each.

What was Raina’s profit?

• $24.00

• $35.57

• $12.43

• $2.43

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CCSS.4.MD.A.2

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Which of these services is not provided by a financial institution such as a bank

or credit union?

• Informing customers of the amount of money in their accounts

• Informing customers of how the money in their accounts must be spent

• Providing cash when customers make withdrawals from their accounts

• Providing loans to customers that can be paid back over time with interest

Which statement best describes a primary service of a bank?

• Banks offer checking and savings accounts to their customers.

• Banks help customers decide which expenses to pay.

• Banks help customers meet their neighbors.

• Banks sell stamps and deliver mail.

Ana made and sold doghouses. She listed her expenses and sales below.

-cost of wood $23.85

-cost of paint $14.25

-Ana sold 5 doghouses.

-each doghouse was sold for $18.90

What was Ana's profit from selling doghouses?

• $94.50

• $56.40

• $70.65

• $80.25

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