WorksheetsInterpersonal Relationships - Unit 2 Review
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 23mins
To prioritize is to:
pick wants over needs
decide which goals & activities are the most important to you
do the least important task first to get it out of the way
none of the above
Needs are things you must have for survival, wants are things you want, but are not essential.
true
false
Something you want to accomplish soon
short term goal
long term goal
fixed goal
flexible goal
Something you plan to accomplish further in the future
short term goal
long term goal
fixed goal
flexible goal
A goal that can only be met at a certain time
short term goal
long term goal
fixed goal
flexible goal
A goal that has no definite limit
short term goal
long term goal
fixed goal
flexible goal
What is the first step in the aims for success steps?
be specific
follow through
analyze your goal
be realistic
Resources are things you can use to achieve your goals.
true
false
Tatum is able to use creative problem solving skills to manage her resources wisely. What is Tatum demonstrating using?
none of these
priorities
time management
resourcefulness
What is the LAST step in the four step management process?
planning
evaluating
organizing
implementing
To be proactive is to anticipate past decisions or problems and reflect on them.
true
false
Which option is NOT an influence on your choices in life?
attitude
ethics
career
media
What is the FIRST step in the decision making process?
Evaluate your choice
Identify the decision to be made
Make a choice
Evaluate the pros and cons of each option
To use context is to:
think about the consequences of your actions
consider other people's feelings before making a decision
consider all conditions surrounding the problem or situation
plan ahead in order to be prepared
Systems and instruments that promote efficiency and production is referred to as:
context
time management
problem solving
goal setting
Which option is NOT included when it comes to creating effective time management skills?
creating a weekly schedule
writing a daily to-do list
making a long-term strategy
creating a lifetime plan
Harold has a spending and saving plan based on his income and expenses. What does Harold have?
checking account
budget
savings account
contingency plan
Financial planning involves a set of _____ goals and _____ goals for spending, saving, and investing the money you earn.
fixed, flexible
workable, nonworkable
easy, hard
short-term, long-term
A debt you owe:
liability
net worth
assets
The difference between liabilities and assets:
liabilities
assets
net worth
What is an example of a fixed expense?
car payment
groceries
utilities
phone
What is an example of a variable expense?
mortgage
car insurance
rent
electricity
Laura accidentally spent more money than was in her checking account. Laura will more than likely have a(n) ______________ fee.
register
overdraft
extension
withdrawal
When you don't have enough money in your account to cover a check, you have:
insufficient funds
withdrawal fees
overdraft protection
none of these
Winston uses Natco Bank's ATM to withdraw money, even though his bank account is with Chase. What might Winston get since he didn't use a Chase ATM?
ATM deposit fee
ATM withdraw fee
overdraft fee
insufficient funds fee
Short-term savings are funds for the immediate future needs (year or less) and long-term savings are for future needs (greater than one year).
true
false
The _______ is the initial amount deposited into an account.
principal
interest
compound interest
net growth
Olive's bank charges her a rate for using their bank. What is the rate called?
principal
savings
interest
none of these
Money borrowed to buy something now and pay for it later is known as:
credit
interest
investing
retirement funds
Credit with pre-established limit that allows for repeatedly borrowing/paying over a 30-day period. Example: Visa, Mastercard
Service Credit
Closed-Ended Credit
Open-Ended Credit
Credit history is the complete record of your borrowing and repayment of money.
true
false
Your personal credit rating is a measure of credit worthiness based on:
your college degree
your financial history
your high school GPA
all of these
Richard has a _________ of 750, which means he pays his bills before they're due and has used credit for awhile.
GPA
interest rate
debt
credit score
What is the goal of investing your money?
lose money
gaining more money back
make the exact amount back you put in
A & C only
Jim & Carol receive financial assistance from the government now that they are retired. What do they receive?
investments
retirement funds
social security
donations
The fixed payment regardless of hours worked:
salary
overtime
bonus
wage
The extra commission for excellent employment performance:
commission
bonus
salary
overtime
Your gross pay is the total amount earned ________ deductions are subtracted.
before
after
during
without
Your net pay is the total amount earned _______ deductions are subtracted.
before
after
during
without
Reduce the amount of one's income that is subject to taxes:
Tax deductions
Tax credit
Tax exemptions
A ____ shows employee's income and money withheld for taxes.
W5
W4
W3
W2
A _____ tells the employer how much to withhold from paycheck for tax purposes.
W2
W4
W3
W5
