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Stage C: Workshop 5 In the Money
Stage C: Workshop 5 In the Money
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A #Read180 quiz to review #vocabulary from #rbook #workshop5 #stageC #devereaux #KHMS #IntheMoney
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Management:
Schools taught more classes on money
management.
a lack of knowledge about something
the act of controlling or organizing something
believable
the thing of greatest importance or urgency
2
Wage:
The legal
wage
for working teens can be as little as $4.25 an hour for the first 90 days.
a harmful habit
to figure out by using arithmetic
money owed
the amount of money earned hourly
3
Credible:
Lisa swore that she would stop gambling, but her words weren't
credible.
the act of controlling or organizing something
believable
the amount of money earned hourly
unnamed
4
Impulse:
The items Tabitha bought on
impulse
at the mall left her with no savings.
a sudden urge
the amount of money earned hourly
a plan
believable
5
Strategy:
Tabitha formed a savings
strategy
that included not spending money at the mall.
a plan
money owed
extra money paid for a loan
unable to be stopped or controlled
6
Interest:
If someone cannot pay their full credit-card bill, they will have to pay
interest.
the thing of greatest importance or urgency
extra money paid for a loan
the amount of money earned hourly
a sudden urge
7
Addiction:
Winning at casino games became a gambling
addiction
for Lisa.
extra money paid for a loan
a harmful habit
to pay with money or something else of value
the thing of greatest importance or urgency
8
Anonymous:
Lisa went to Gamblers
Anonymous
to get help along with other gambling addicts.
a lack of knowledge about something
the act of controlling or organizing something
not extreme in any way
unnamed
9
Ignorance: Ignorance
about interest rates and late fees can cost you big time!
a plan
a lack of knowledge about something
unable to be stopped or controlled
the act of controlling or organizing something
10
Priority:
Putting money in a savings account let Tabitha have money for another
priority
.
a sudden urge
not extreme in any way
a harmful habit
the thing of greatest importance or urgency
11
Compulsive:
More than one million U.S. teenagers are
compulsive
gamblers like Lisa was.
a sudden urge
believable
unable to be stopped or controlled
to figure out by using arithmetic
12
Debt:
Many young adults are in
debt
because of student loans in college.
money owed
a plan
a sudden urge
not extreme in any way
13
Compensate:
Lisa's family realized they needed to
compensate
the deli owner for Lisa's theft.
unnamed
a harmful habit
to pay with money or something else of value
money owed
14
Calculate:
In order to buy the car, Tabitha had to
calculate
how much money to save.
believable
to figure out by using arithmetic
a lack of knowledge about something
the act of controlling or organizing something
15
Moderate:
A budget will keep you spending at a
moderate
level.
unable to be stopped or controlled
not extreme in any way
extra money paid for a loan
the amount of money earned hourly
