Finances test

Which of the phrases means: 'to put something in a private, safe place'
Grandma always kept a little of money _____ _____ in case of an emergency.

• tuck away

• splurge on

• fork out

• live within your means

Find an adverb that would work for both sentences:
We had very little money, so we ate ____in cheap cafés.
He lives _____ in a small room, surviving on bread and cheese.

• itchy

• frivolously

• frugally

• intrinsically

Find a word that doesn't collocate with "break out in.."

• ... worries

• ... a rash

• ... a cold sweat

• ...hives

What's the idiom for when you save money for a time when it might be needed unexpectedly

• save money for a bad day

• save money for a cloudy day

• save money for a foggy day

• save money for a rainy day

Complete both gaps with 1 phrase:
People who _____ their mortgage repayments may have their home repossessed.
If companies ______ __ its rent, another tenants can be found.

(a)  

Which of the phrases will work for both sentences:
1. It's important _____________ to avoid unnecessary financial stress and debt.

2. Learning ______________ can lead to a more sustainable and fulfilling lifestyle.

(ps several options might be correct depending on your viewpoint on the matter)

• to spend money frivolously

• to live within your means

• see it through

• splurge on things

Which phrasal verb means 'to continue doing something until it's finished'

• see eye to eye

• see someone through something

• see through (your own lenses)

• see something through

Choose a verb for both sentences:
1. A larger number of leaders are loosely ______ politically ____ a party or movement.
2. The institute was closely _____ ____ the medical faculty.

• hooked on

• bombarded with

• affiliated with

• tailored for