Financial Literacy

Before you buy something you want, you should buy _____.

• something that is cheap

• something you need

• something expensive

• something on sale

• None of the above

Setting a goal lets you _____.

• achieve nothing

• forget next steps

• achieve what you want to do

• spend more money

Which of these will not help you achieve a goal?

• Planning out steps to meet it

• Prioritizing decision

• Setting the goal

• Hoping you meet it

Tracking your spending can help you _____.

• spend more money

• know where your money is being spent

• make good decisions

• spend less money

If you have a budget, you have _____.

• afford nicer things

• spend all the money you want

• a plan for using your money over a set period of time

• a good idea of how much money you’ll make

Which is a reliable source of information when trying to research something you will buy?

• Friends

• Advertisements

• Social media

• Expert reviews

When you want to buy something, which kind of information may not give you the best information?

• Product advertisements

• Expert reviews

• Trustworthy information

• Reliable information

How is a career path different from a job?

• A career path is made up of jobs in the same field.

• A career path clearly marks how to get a job.

• A career path is a different type of work than a job.

• There is no difference---they’re exactly the same

Imagine you have a friend who is really interested in dogs. What would they need in order to turn that interest into way of making money

• Guard dogs for their own home

• Dogs in the neighborhood that need walking

• Dogs being sold at a nearby pet store

• A dog park across town

If someone likes animals and then becomes a zookeeper, they have chosen a career based on _____.

• interests

• income

• skills

• abilities