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If someone is living in poverty they are struggling to have....

• Food, water, video games, bills paid, and new Jordans.

• Shelter, food/water, iphones, luxury cars, and jewelry.

• Shelter, food/water, utility bills paid and transportation.

• Shelter, hot Cheetos/sour patch kids, utility bills paid and model trains.

An Abolitionist is...

• Someone who supports ending the presidency of Abraham Lincoln.

• A person who is a traditionalist.

• Someone who supports continuing slavery.

• Someone who supports ending slavery.

Which of the following affect your credit score negatively?

• Buying things I don't need and eating fast food.

• NOT paying bills on time and going to the beach.

• Having too many credit cards, paying the lowest monthly payment and NOT paying bills on time.

• Going out to eat too much and buying expensive things.

Reform means to....

• Make changes for improvement, end uniform requirements, create injustices.

• Change uniforms for improvements and enforce criminal justice.

• Change forms of government.

• Make changes for improvement, end abuses and correct injustices.

Living below your means = ​ (a)   and spend money you ​ (b)   ​ (c)   and ​ (d)   as much as you can.

• respect
• earn
• responsibly
• SAVE
• waste
• disrespect
• found
• borrowed
• carefree
• reckless

Which of the following is an important part of exercising financial literacy?

• Getting the best deals on Black Friday

• Creating and following a weekly/monthly budget.

• Not going out to eat.

• Borrowing money.

When a person is older and have worked most of their life they need to have lots of savings and a budget to stop working. This is called a....

• Retirement plan.

• A cool ending to life.

• A old person budget.

• The way you want to go out like an OG.

Emergency savings are for things like...

• A flat tire, those new Jordans that drop tomorrow and all the snacks for the week.

• My dog is ill, a flat tire, last minute flight to attend a relatives funeral.

• A party after a hurricane that almost wiped out the town.

• ER visit, new playstation, and a trip to Busch Gardens.

The number one thing that can lead a young person into poverty, debt, and living a life thats so not cool is...

• Not going to college.

• Hanging wit da homies too much.

• Having children too young with someone you will not raise the children with together.

• Eating out a lot and buying fancy things.

Knowing how high my credit score is, understanding interest rates, and to never ever make the lowest payment allowed on borrowed money is...

• Being a wise spender.

• Creating a good budget.

• Understanding how loans work.

• Making sure I won't end up broke.