Cash Cows Lesson 11

1. What does the idiom "cash cow" mean?

• A) Something that brings in a lot of money consistently

• B) A cow that produces a lot of milk

• C) A popular lemonade stand

• D) A special talent or product

2. Where does the term "cash cow" come from?

• A) A cow that produces a lot of milk

• B) A popular YouTube video

• C) A lemonade stand

• D) A business strategy

3. In the story, what did Lily and David watch on YouTube?

• A) A video about setting goals

• B) A video about saving money

• C) A video about starting a business

• D) A video about making lemonade

4. Why did Lily and David decide to set goals?

• A) Because they watched a video on YouTube

• B) Because it's important for saving money

• C) Because they wanted to start a business

• D) Because they wanted to make lemonade

5. What is one characteristic of a good goal?

• A) Specificity

• B) Randomness

• C) Complexity

• D) Simplicity

6. What does David compare setting goals to?

• A) A target to aim for

• B) A million dollars

• C) A popular YouTube video

• D) A lemonade stand

7. What does Lily say about setting realistic goals?

• A) They should be impossible to achieve

• B) They should be small and achievable

• C) They should be timely

• D) They should be written down

8. What does David joke about as an unrealistic goal?

• A) Becoming a millionaire by tomorrow

• B) Starting a lemonade stand

• C) Watching more YouTube videos

• D) Saving money

9. What is one characteristic of timely goals?

• A) They can be achieved in a reasonable amount of time

• B) They are random and unpredictable

• C) They are focused and committed

• D) They are specific and measurable

10. Why do Lily and David write down their goals?

• A) To stay focused and committed to achieving them

• B) To start a lemonade stand

• C) To make a YouTube video

• D) To become millionaires