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WorksheetsAdvanced Personal Finance Final Exam Review
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
Your parents, friends, and teachers are ultimately responsible for your behavior, attitude, actions and re-actions.
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True
Always be digitally responsible
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False
Once you enter the classroom your cellphone, headphones, iPods, smart watches, and all unathorized technology devices should not be utilized.
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False
Report technical issues with the Chromebook and Desktop computers as soon as possible.
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False
Be on time, prepared, focused, attentive, kind, and respectful.
True
False
Accidents can happen anywhere
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False
Congregating on the stairs is NOT safe.
True
False
Stress causes accidents
True
False
A healthy, efficient work environment includes?
Obstacles to trip over
Loud noise
Profanity
A chair "just right" for you
CTSO stands for Career and Technical (Technology) Student Organizations.
True
False
FBLA is an American career and technical student organization
that has its headquarters in Reston, Virginia
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False
NJHS is an international student organization that consists of chapters in middle schools (grades 6-8)
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False
Student Council is a curricular or extracurricular activity for students
within elementary and secondary schools around the world.
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False
CTE programs provide students with hands-on experiences
that help them get ready for the "real world."
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False
This course/class does NOT fall under a CTE program.
True
False
Career and Technical (CTE) students can participate
in internships and on-the-job trainings.
True
False
CTE programs as well as CSTOs help make education more rigorous.
True
False
Students with exposure to CTSOs serve their communities and
nation and gain a competitive edge in the workplace.
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False
CTSOs help teach leadership and workplace readiness.
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False
In the 1900s, US public felt that education lacked real life application.
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False
Career and Technical (CTE) students can NOT participate
in internships and on-the-job trainings.
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False
Students with exposure to CTSOs serve their communities and nation and gain a competitive edge in the workforce.
True
False
Using all capital letters in a text message or an email
means you are being rude and yelling at the person.
True
Flase
Two or more pressing concens in computer ethics today
are questions of privacy and copyright.
Trie
False
Copyright protects someone who creates an original work, such as a song or poem.
True
False
Identify theft is a crime in which someone takes your personal information and uses it to establish credit and charge items to you.
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False
Plagiarism is taking somebody else's ideas and passing them off as your own.
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False
Once a work's copyright has expired that work is considered to be in the publc domain; meaning that nobody owns it and anybody can reprint it as they please.
True
False
White-hat hackers look for flaws in software to exploit them.
True
False
Black-hat hackers looks for flaws in software to fix the.
True
False
If a person is being Cyberbullied,
they should save the evidence and tell a trusted adult.
True
False
The Internet was first called ARPANET
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False
The brain/heart of the computer is called the Central Processing Unit (CPU).
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False
Temporary Memory
RAM
ROM
Permanent Memory
RAM
ROM
Tells the computer what to do; gives instructions.
Software
Input Devices
Hardware
Mainframe
The items you can physically touch in the computer world.
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Hardware
Internet Explorer
Software
These devices allow you to get information out of the computer
Input Devices
Processing Software
Output Devices
Storage Devices
What is the first step in the Information Processing Cycle?
Processing software
Input devices
Output devices
Storage devices
What is the second step of the information processing cycle?
Input devices
Storage devices
Output devices
Processing software
What is the third step of the information processing cycle?
Processing software
Output devices
Input devices
Storage devices
What is the fourth step of the information processing cycle?
Processing software
Storage devices
Input devices
Output devices
Job skills are often described in two categories: hard skills and soft skills
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False
Hard skills are those skills you learn through
on-the-job or institutional training
True
False
Hard skills are NOT measurable abilities
True
False
Soft skills are those skills that can be used in any occupation.
True
False
Hard skills are traits and abilities that you develop throughout your entire life.
True
False
A resume includes a combination of soft skills and hard skills
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False
The interview begins the minute you walk in the building.
True
False
It is important to be respectful and give a
good impression when you show up for an interview.
True
False
All of the following are costs of going to college EXCEPT...
Room and board
Tuition and fees
Textbooks and school supplies
Scholarships and grants
You should accept scholarships, work-study,
federal loans, and private loans in that order.
True
False
When filing the FAFSA, you are eligible for all of the following EXCEPT?
Work-study
Grants and Scholarships
Private Student Loans
Federal Student Loans
When does the FAFSA filing period open every year?
January 1st
October 1st
June 1st
December 1st
Financial Aid is 1st applied to your account, and then you get the rest.
True
False
It is free to file the FAFSA.
True
False
You have a six month grace period after you graduage
college to start paying back your federal student loasn.
True
False
The purpose of taxes is to pay for services that people want and need.
True
False
Gross pay is before taxes and deductions are substracted;
Net pay is your take-home pay.
True
False
W-2 a form that is an end-of-year tax report
True
False
W-4 reports all types of income and expenses.
True
False
1040 used to report payments that typically are not from an employer.
True
False
1099 is filled out with the employer to instruct
them how much tax to take out of the wages.
True
False
