Saving for My Future - Situational Quiz

Anna received ₱50 from her grandmother. She wants to buy candy, but she also dreams of having a new storybook. What should Anna do?

• Buy all the candy now.

• Save some of the money to buy a storybook later.

• Spend everything on toys.

Miguel sees a piggy bank at the store. He wants to save money, but he also wants to buy a toy car. What is the best decision?

• Buy the piggy bank so he can start saving for more toys in the future.

• Spend all his money on the toy car now.

• Give his money to a friend instead.

Sofia’s mother gave her ₱100 for helping with chores. What is the smart thing for Sofia to do?

• Spend all of it on snacks and games.

• Save part of it and spend the rest wisely.

• Give all the money away.

Carlos wants to buy a bicycle, but he only has ₱200, and the bicycle costs ₱1,000. What should he do?

• Keep saving money until he has enough to buy the bicycle.

• Buy something else right away.

• Stop saving because it's too hard.

Lina found ₱20 on the ground at school. What should she do?

• Save it in her piggy bank.

• Look for the owner and return it.

• Buy snacks for herself.

Juan saw his best friend spending all his money on toys. Juan wants to help his friend learn about saving. What should he do?

• Tell his friend about the benefits of saving money.

• Ignore his friend’s actions.

• Ask his friend to buy toys for him too.

Your parents gave you an allowance for the week. What is the best way to use it?

• Save a part of it and spend wisely.

• Spend all of it at once.

• Give it away to friends.

If you want to buy something expensive in the future, what should you do?

• Start saving little by little.

• Keep asking your parents to buy it for you.

• Stop thinking about it.

What are some things you can do to save money for the future? (Write your answer below.)