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Financial Literacy Vocabulary
Financial Literacy Vocabulary
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The amount of money given, regularly and for a specific purpose is
borrowing
credit
allowance
income
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What does the "I" represent in the simple interest formula?
interest money earned
principal
borrowed money
rate
3
What does the "t" represent in the simple interest formula?
time
tacos
transversal
translation
4
An organized plan for spending and saving money is
interest
allowance
budget
lending
5
Financial Literacy is
Understanding Kahoot
Understanding fractions
the understanding of money
graphing
6
Expenses that occur regularly and the amount does not changes are
lending
variable expenses
fixed expenses
income
7
Banks and credit card companies are businesses the keep money safe, lend and borrow money are
financial institutions
parents house
stores
safes
8
Additional money paid by a borrower to a lender in exchange for use of the lender's money is
credit
interest
lending
deposit
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Allowing someone to borrow money with the agreement that it will be paid back with interest is
allowance
profit
withdrawl
lending
10
What formula will you use to solve simple interest? Use a STAAR chart to help you.
A = p (1+ r) ^ t
y-y/x-x
I = prt
11
Money that a financial institution allows a person to use and pay back with interest is
borrowing
credit
withdrawl
deposit
12
To take money out of a bank account is
withdrawl
borrowing
lending
deposit
13
Simple Interest
$666
$18
$2160
$216
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To put money into a bank account is to
allowance
interest
income
deposit
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Why is financial literacy important?
to better understand credit scores, risk, interest rates
to understand how to build wealth
to know the basics of personal fiance and money management
All of the above
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What does the "p" represent in the simple interest formula?
price
principal
Dr. Balarin
proportion
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Amount of money left after all the expenses are subtracted from selling an item or service is
profit
interest
deposit
income
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Expenses in which the amount does change based on need or choice are
income
variable expenses
profit
fixed expenses
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Taking and using money that belongs to someone else, with the agreement to pay it back is
financial institution
borrowing
budget
withdrawl
20
Money that is earned from work is
lending
profit
income
allowance
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What does the "r" represent in the simple interest formula?
ratio
price
principal
rate
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What formula will you use to solve compound interest? Use a STAAR chart to help you.
I = prt
y-y/x-x
A = p (1+ r) ^ t