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WorksheetsMath Modeling Midterm
Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
What Period are you in for Mrs. Fields Math Modeling Class?
1st period
3rd period
7th period
What word means:
The amount of money you take home after taxes and expenses are taken out?
Net Pay
Gross Pay
Deduction
Rate
How much do you actually take home?
Gross Pay: $1450
Net Pay: $1200
$1450
$1200
$500
Which of the following taxes come out of your paycheck?
State Income Taxes
Federal Income Taxes
Social Security
Ramen Noodle Tax
Direct Deposit means...
...your paycheck goes directly into your bank.
...the check is mailed directly to you.
What is an hourly wage?
Money paid for time worked beyond a worker's regular schedule.
The amount of money paid by an employer per hour worked.
The amount of money deducted from a worker's paycheck.
A worker's total annual income.
What is overtime?
When a worker puts in time beyond their regularly scheduled hours.
When a worker puts in hard work within their working day.
When a worker has to leave their work site to complete a task.
When a worker clocks out before the end of the work day.
Which is not a common pay period used by employers?
Monthly
Bi-Weekly
Annually
Weekly
What is gross pay?
The amount of money a worker earns after deductions.
The amount of money a worker earns for overtime.
The amount of money a worker earns for cashing in vacation time.
The amount of money a worker earns before deductions.
Who is Antoine’s employer?
ABC Mart
Blue Wisp Cleaners
Mountain Store
What is number 1?
The owner of the checking account
Who the check is made out to
The bank and address
Amount of the check
What is labeled number 5?
Account number
Routing number
Amount in words
Amount in numbers
What is labeled number 7?
Amount in numbers
Account number
Routing number
Check number
What is labeled number 9?
Account number
Check number
Routing number
Amount in numbers
What is labeled number 3?
Check number
Account owner
Date
Account number
What is labeled number 10?
Amount in numerical digits
Who the check is written to
Memo
Amount in words
Does the check number appear more than once on the check?
Yes
No
What is labeled number 6?
Who the check is written to
Name & address of account owner
Signature
Bank name and address
What is labeled number 4?
Date
Account number
Check number
Amount in numbers
What is labeled 2?
Date the check is written
The account owner's information
The person/place receiving the check
Signature in cursive
What is labeled number 8?
Memo (optional)
Signature
Bank information
Amount in numbers
Why should a check be written in ink?
Pencil marks may smudge
So that no one may erase/change the amount
So the bank can read the check
So that the person receiving the check can deposit the check
Why is it important to start investing as soon as possible?
You take less risk when you are young, so money will be safe
You have more time for your money to compound
Investing is an easy way to make quick money
Fees on investments are cheaper when you are younger
When making a budget, a person’s needs should come before their wants.
True
False
Which of the following is generally the most expensive category in a person’s budget?
Healthcare
Clothing
Transportation
Housing
Of all the choices, which one should you budget for first?
Groceries
Entertainment
Cell Phone Bill
New Car
What is a need?
Something you must have
Something you'd like to have
Something you would like to do
All of the above
Price $17.95
Tax 6%
Price $2.75
Tax 5%
Price $6.15
Tax 7%
Price $24.95
Tax 7%
Price $100.00
Tax 6%
Price $14.00
Tax 6%
The simple interest formula is I=Prt. What does the t represent?
Principle
Interest
Time
Percent Rate
Which is the formula for Simple Interest?
I = P⋅R⋅T
A=P(1+nr)n⋅t
Which is the formula for Compound Interest?
I = P⋅R⋅T
A=P(1+nr)n⋅t
Use Compound Interest Formula to find the ending balance.
Your 3 year investment of $7,300 received 7% interest compounded semiannually. What is your total return?
$8,973.56
$44,190.10
$8,942.81
$1,533
Use Compound Interest Formula to find the ending balance.
Your 4 year investment of $21,000 received 13.6% interest compounded quarterly. What is your total return?
$11,424
$32,424
$35,854.90
$34,268.82
Which is NOT an expense of owning a car?
Repairs & maintenance
Gasoline
License & registration fees
Utilities
A disadvantage of buying a new car is it loses value faster than a used car. This is called
Capital gain
Inflation
Depreciation
Amortization
Financing a vehicle has advantages & disadvantages. Which is a disadvantage?
You need a small amount of money upfront compared to buying the car
You pay interest and fees on borrowed money
Your credit score is not taken into consideration
You have more flexibility to pay the car off over time
It is important to comparison shop when purchasing a car. What does comparison shop mean?
Always buy from a local dealership
Take several photos to use for comparison
Compare the true market value of every vehicle
Compare the price & quality from different vendors
True or False: Buying a new car is always better than buying a used car.
True
False
The most common form of auto financing is a(n) _______.
lease
rental agreement
installment loan
cash sale
The carpet in my room covers the _________ of the floor.
area
wall
perimeter
dog
Andy drew this plan for a fence in
his yard. Each unit is 1 meter. What
is the perimeter of the fence?
18
24
22
36
Which shape has an area of 18?
