WorksheetsUnit 4 Assessment-Employment
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 4hrs 15mins
What is the correct formula for finding "Time and Half Overtime"?
1.5 x hourly rate x total hours worked that week
1.5 x hourly rate x overtime hours worked that week
.5 x hourly rate x overtime hours worked that week
2 x hourly rate x overtime hours worked that week
Sara worked 45 hours last week. If her hourly wage is $12, find her total wages for the week.
$570
$540
$810
Michael works in a supermarket. He is paid $10.80 per hour.
How much will he earn if he works a 37 hour week?
$399.60
$400
$10.80
Dakota earned $570 last week. She worked 40 hours. What is her hourly rate?
$12.45
$14.25
$15.42
When you figure someone's yearly salary, you can multiply their weekly salary by ________________.
12 months
52 weeks
4 weeks
1 year
Given the function, find the output value when x=2:
-5
2
4
The answer does not exist.
How much does Mrs. MacIntyre make if she works 30 hours?
$300
$325
$360
$385
Tax collected based on the value of items you purchase.
Property Tax
Income Tax
Sales Tax
Taxable Income
Filing status for married individually that want to file ONE tax return
Qulaifying Widow(er)
Married Filing Jointly
Head of Household
Married Filing Separately
Earnings that are taxed
Sales Tax
Property Tax
Income Tax
Taxable Income
Government agency that collects federal taxes
Internal Revenue State
Income Regional Service
Internal Revenue Service
Income Revenue Service
Taxpayers who are not married without dependents
Married Filing Separately
Married Filing Jointly
Single
Head of Household
Jamie's employer offers her dental care as an employee benefit. Jamie must contribute 15% of the cost, and her employer will cover the rest. Jamie gets paid on a biweekly basis, and she notices that $56.25 is taken out of each paycheck for her portion of the contribution to the family dental coverage. How much does Jamie's employer contribute for her coverage?
$16,874
$1,462.50
$8,287.50
$9,750
Victor is planning on retiring from his job at the end of the year after 30 years. Victor's employer offers a pension. A
retiring employee receives 2% of his average salary for the last 4 years of employment multiplied by the number of years worked. Victor will receive this amount until his death. His salaries for the last 4 years are 78,900; 84,430; 86,000; 92,223.
Calculate the pension that Victor will get per year.
$51,232.95
$1,707.77
$85,388.25
$35,782.50
