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Worksheets(T)CF1.U1.3 Employee Benefit, Time Management, & Keyboarding
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 29mins
What is the word used to describe a payment, service, or gift offered to employees by employers?
invest
employee
benefit
coverage
What is the word used to describe the protection provided by an insurance company against risk or loss?
invest
coverage
pension
premium
What is an agreement with a company called in which a person pays the company a regular sum of money and the company agrees to cover the cost if a certain event occurs, such as illness or damage to property?
pension
premium
invest
insurance
What is a person who is paid to works for another person or business called?
employee
employer
retirement
benefit
What is a person or company called that provides jobs and pays people to work for them?
invest
stock options
employee
employer
What does it mean to buy or put money into something in hopes of making a profit called?
stock options
invest
pension
premium
What is a payment that a company or government makes to a person whom they no longer employ called? It is usually after a full career of service.
coverage
invest
premium
pension
What is the right given to employees to buy or sell shares of a company at a fixed price within a specific period of time called?
invest
premium
stock options
retirement
What is the state of no longer being employed after many years of working called?
death
birth
retirement
pension
What is the amount paid regularly by the customer for an insurance policy called?
premium
bills
withdrawal
deposit
What is the meaning of the word 'consequence'?
The time by which something must be completed or turned in.
The outcome, result or effect.
To make a rough judgment without the exact details about something.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'deadline'?
The time by which something must be completed or turned in.
The outcome, result or effect.
To make a rough judgment without the exact details about something.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'estimate'?
The time by which something must be completed or turned in.
The outcome, result or effect.
To make a rough judgment without the exact details about something.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'goal'?
The time by which something must be completed or turned in.
The outcome, result or effect.
To make a rough judgment without the exact details about something.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'manage'?
To handle, to regulate.
The outcome, result or effect.
To make a rough judgment without the exact details about something.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'plan'?
To handle, to regulate.
To think through and arrange the parts or details of how to do something.
To make a rough judgment without the exact details about something.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'planner'?
To handle, to regulate.
To think through and arrange the parts or details of how to do something.
A place where you write down your schedule and appointments in an organized way.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'prioritize'?
To handle, to regulate.
To put tasks or items in order of importance.
A place where you write down your schedule and appointments in an organized way.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'schedule'?
To handle, to regulate.
To put tasks or items in order of importance.
A plan that says when different things will happen.
An end result that one puts in effort to achieve.
What is the meaning of the word 'task'?
To handle, to regulate.
To put tasks or items in order of importance.
A plan that says when different things will happen.
A job or piece of a job to be done.
Synonym for Deadline
Estimate
Final score
Persuade
Guess
Aim, Objective
To map out
Duty
Perk
Employee
Benefit
stock option
invest
Worker
pension
employee
insurance
A 401(k) is more common than a pension. Like with pensions, a person sets aside money from each paycheck for their 401(k). As part of an employee benefits package, an employer may match 401(k) contributions. Money that goes into a 401(k) is invested in the stock market where it (ideally) earns money. Post-retirement, a person can access that money without having to pay taxes to the government. However, because a 401(k) is invested in the stock market, it can be a bit of a gamble. There’s a chance you can earn a lot of money for retirement with the right investments, but there’s also a chance you could lose money—a lot of 401(k) money was lost during the recession. Typically though, a 401(k) is a solid investment to make in your own future.
Which of the following statements is true about 401(k)s?
You will not be taxed if you access it before you retire.
You will lose the money you contribute to it if you leave your job.
401(k)s are invested in the stock market, so they always gain value.
401(k)s are invested in the stock market, so they could lose value.
Which tools are helpful in practicing Time Management? Check all that apply
Calendar
Netflix
Weekly Time Log
Setting Reminders in your phone
Agenda
Antonym for Manage: (Choose more than One)
Bungle
Mismanage
The Homerow Keys consist of what letters?
ASDFGHJKL;
ASDFJKL:
ASDFJKL;
You key "c" with what finger?
Pinky
Pointer
Middle
Ring
What 2 keys are found in between the Homerow keys?
FJ
FG
GH
HJ
Fingers in keying position are best described as
curved
straight
upright
When making capital letters, which key should be used?
Caps Lock
Tab
Shift
Control
"Typewriter" is the longest word that can be made using one row on the keyboard.
(a)
No word in the English language rhymes with month, purple, silver, or orange.
(a)
Jackie will budget for the most expensive zoology equipment.
(a)
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
(a)
Type the word "fast"
(a)
Type the word "flash"
(a)
Type the sentence "How come you didn't give me that"
(a)
Type the sentence "Please fix my tire"
(a)
