WorksheetsFinance/ Budgeting Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 51mins
A financial plan used to determine how much money is spent each month.
check
unexpected expense
budget
savings account
A bank account for money that is used on a daily basis.
credit card
savings account
debit card
checking account
A card that lets you buy things with the promise that you will pay it back to the credit institution or bank with interest.
credit card
check
debit card
check register
An expense that wasn't planned.
expected expense
withdraw
deposit
unexpected expense
A written document that represents an amount of money.
debit card
cash
check
credit card
A bank account where money is stored for use at a later date.
checking account
savings account
credit account
Wal-Mart account
The act of putting money into a specific account.
withdraw
deposit
adding
transferring
A document published by your bank, detailing all the transactions that occurred in your accounts that month.
account statement
account summary
account number
check register
A card that spends like cash and removes funds directly from your checking account.
credit card
check
debit card
cash
The act of removing money from your account.
deposit
removal
transferring
withdraw
A specific number used to identify your bank account.
account statement
account number
check register
account ID
A percentage of the total balance on your credit card that is added to your bill at the end of each month.
interest
intern
immediate funds
in debt
The total amount of money you make BEFORE taxes are taken out.
money
net income
paycheck
gross income
What date are taxes due each year?
April 1
April 13
April 15
April 16
What are the specific set of skills employers look for in employees?
hard skills
people skills
life skills
soft skills
The amount left over once taxes are taken out of your paycheck.
gross income
net income
left overs
not much
What are the eight soft skills or "employability skills?"
(check your spelling, only use commas to separate, and use "and" before the last skill.)
(a)
What goes on line #1?
your name
name of your pet
who you're writing the check to
your mom
What goes on line #5?
the reason for the check
the amount
the person you're paying
your mom
What goes on line #2?
The amount in number form
The amount in written form
The reason for the check
your mom
Who is Jonathan's employer?
(a)
What amount per hour does Jonathan get paid for regular hours worked?
(a)
What is Jonathan's year to date (YTD) earnings?
(a)
How much did Jonathan pay to social security?
(a)
What has been your favorite part about this class so far? Why?
