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WorksheetsMoney, Budget, Methods of payment Test
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 19mins
Mrs. Allen had to pay the government $234 from her paycheck. She paid -
income tax
sales tax
payroll tax
property tax
____________ is a regular fixed payment that a person earns for performing work during a specific period of time.
saving
expenses
bonus
salary
This is a plan for what will be done with the money a person has on hand.
Monthly Income
Budget
Balanced Budget
Allocated Funds
This is money going out of your budget to pay for bills, food, and all other purchases
Utilities
Allocated Funds
Expenses
Monthly Income
The amount of income that is remaining AFTER taxes and other withholdings are substracted out. Also known as your BRING HOME pay.
Monthly Income
Gross Income
Withholdings
Net Pay
This is the amount of money you make each month before money is taken out for taxes, retirement, and savings
Monthly Income
Gross Income
Withholdings
Net Pay
This would be things like the gas bill, electric bill, water bill, and garbage bills
Utilities
Allocated Funds
Expenses
Monthly Income
Money can be defines as
What is a budget?
List three (3) functions of money
Identify three (3) way by whuch money is earned
What are the steps in the budgeting process
Income from wages and salary is known as take-home pay.
True
False
Net worth is the sum of assets and liabilities
True
False
Fixed expenses are regular expenses, such as rent, mortgage payments, instalments and insurance
True
False
Any object or material serving as a medium of exchange and a measure of value such as cheque or nuggets of precious metal is referred to as
Electronic transfer
credit
cash
barter
______ is hard-plastic cards we use every day in place of actual bank notes.
Plastic money
Cardboard money
Paper money
Coin money
Reconciling budget estimates allows you to include what is most important among your goal.
True
False
Anything that is owed to anybody is considered as liabilities.
True
False
A budget is comprised of two categories
Income and Salary
Salary and spending
expenditure and net pay
expenditure and income
The main purpose for a budget is to?
When the amount of money you have in your monthly available income matches your expenses
Shortage
Surplus
Allotted Funds
Balanced Budget
