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WorksheetsUnit 5: Budgets Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 19mins
Question of the day:
If you could have any animal as a pet (can be totally unrealistic) what would it be?
Car payment, car insurance, rent, mobile phone plan are examples of
fixed expenses
variable expenses
periodic expenses
cell phone purchase, electricity, groceries, & car repairs are examples of
fixed expenses
variable expenses
periodic expenses
property taxes, car registration, and excise tax are examples of
fixed expenses
variable expenses
periodic expenses
Blair's gross annual income is $130,000 per year. What is their net annual income?
(a)
Blair's gross annual income is $130,000 per year. What is their net monthly income?
(a)
How much can Blair spend on housing expenses? (30% of net monthly)
(a)
What percent of this person's net monthly income are they paying for rent? [round to the nearest percent]:
Net Monthly = $1500 & Rent = $900
(a)
What percent of this person's net monthly income are they paying for rent? [round to the nearest percent]:
Net Monthly = $3000 & Rent = $750
(a)
Blair's net monthly income was $7583.33
What is A?
(a)
Blair's net monthly income was $7583.33
What is B?
(a)
Blair's net monthly income was $7583.33
What is C?
(a)
Blair's net monthly income was $7583.33
What is D?
(a)
Blair's net monthly income was $7583.33
What is E/H?
(a)
Blair's net monthly income was $7583.33
What is F?
(a)
Blair's net monthly income was $7583.33
What is G?
(a)
If Mary's net monthly income is $3400, she and her find a place to rent for $2750 per month. If they split the rent evenly, will Mary stay within her housing guideline?
Yes
No
