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WorksheetsTarget Vocabulary: “A STUDENT CREDIT CARD”
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does 'dough' informally refer to?
Time
Clothing
Money
Food
What does the idiom 'have money to burn' mean?
To be broke
To have a lot of money
To save money
To spend wisely
What is the meaning of 'impulse'?
A sudden desire
A financial plan
A type of investment
A shopping list
What does 'stuff' refer to in the context of the text?
Furniture
Clothing
Miscellaneous items
Food items
What does 'in the world' emphasize?
A feeling
A question
A location
A statement
What is a 'rating'?
A shopping strategy
A financial term
A measure to show how good something is
A type of food
What does 'over' mean in the context of travel?
Before
During
After
Above
What does the idiom 'spend yourself in a hole' mean?
To save money
To spend too much leading to debt
To invest wisely
To earn a lot
What does 'sky-high' describe?
Very average
Very low
Very expensive
Very cheap
What does 'ridiculous' mean?
Sensible
Absurd or silly
Logical
Practical
What does 'pay back' mean?
To save money
To return the money you owe
To lend money
To borrow money
What is the consequence of spending more money than you earn?
Increased savings
Financial stability
Major financial problems
Better investments
What should you consider before buying an MP3 player?
The size
The brand
The ratings
The color
What is a common reason for people to spend themselves in a hole?
Investing wisely
Saving money
Impulse buying
Good budgeting
What is the implication of having 'money to burn'?
You are broke
You have excess money
You are in debt
You are saving money
