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If the expected value is negative, are you expected to win?

• yes
• no

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If the expected value is positive, are you expected to win?

• yes
• no

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Suppose you pay $1.00 to roll a fair die with the understanding you will get $3.00 back rolling a 4 or a 2, and nothing otherwise.  What is the expected amount you win?

• $0.00
• -$1.00
• $1.00
• $3.00

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Which of the following is the most likely to occur?

• Given that someone purchased a hot dog, the person buys water.
• Given that someone did not get a drink, the person decides not to get any food.
• Someone buys pizza and soda.
• Someone does not get food.

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Has the risk of fraud.

• Cash
• Debit/Credit Card
• Online Banking
• All of them

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What degree provides the highest earning potential in pay?

• High School  Diploma
• Associate's Degree
• Undergraduate Degree
• Master's Degree

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Which of the following statements best explains the purpose behind diversifying your portfolio.

• All's well that ends well
• Don't put all your eggs in one basket
• Everything in moderation.
• Just do it.

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HINT: Read carefully! And think about the TOTAL amount of money being gained or lost in each situation!

• $275
• $625
• $2,750
• $6,250

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Should I guess on the SAT if I do not know the answer?

• Yes
• No

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Money you pay when you borrow money, or money you receive for lending money

• income
• resources
• interest
• charity

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