
3/20 Review
Quiz by Mike Thomson
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- Q1What is income?Rent PaymentThe money a person earns from work or investmentsThe money a person spends on goods and servicesThe money a person borrows from a bank30s
- Q2What is a paycheck?A document that shows how much money an employee owes to their employerA document that shows how much money an employee has spentA physical or electronic document that shows how much money an employee has earnedA document that shows how much money an employee has saved30s
- Q3What is gross income?The total amount of money a person spendsThe amount of money a person earns from investmentsThe total amount of money a person earns after deductionsThe total amount of money a person earns before deductions30s
- Q4What is the formula to calculate wealth?Assets + Liabilities = WealthAssets - debt = WealthSavings - Expenses = WealthIncome + Expenses = Wealth30s
- Q5What is the difference between gross income and net income?Gross income is the money earned from investments, while net income is the money earned from work.Gross income is the total amount earned before deductions, while net income is the amount left after deductions.Gross income includes only wages, while net income includes all sources of income.Gross income is the amount left after deductions, while net income is the total amount earned before deductions.30s
- Q6What are assets?Expenses incurred by a person or companyLiabilities that a person or company owesThings of value someone owns.Incomes earned by a person or company30s
- Q7What is debt?Money that is savedMoney that is investedMoney that is earnedMoney that is owed30s
- Q8What is a budget?A plan for how to spend and manage moneyA plan for how to earn moneyA plan for how to invest moneyA plan for how to save money30s
- Q9What is a budget equation?net income+ expenses = net gain/net lossgross income- expenses= net gain/net lossnet income-expenses= net gain/net lossexpenses- net income= net gain/net loss30s
- Q10How much of your income should be allocated for needs according to the 50/30/20 rule?10%30%20%50%30s
- Q11What does the '30' represent in the 50/30/20 rule?SavingsWantsDebtsNeeds30s
- Q12What is the purpose of the 50/30/20 rule?To manage time effectivelyTo organize household tasksTo budget personal financesTo set academic goals30s
- Q13What does the '20' represent in the 50/30/20 rule?DebtsNeedsSavingsWants30s
- Q14Why is it important to save money?To be prepared for emergencies or to save for short/long term goalsTo spend it all on wantsTo impress friends with expensive thingsTo donate it all to charity30s
- Q15What is the difference between needs and wants?Needs and wants are interchangeableNeeds are optional but desirable, while wants are essential for survivalNeeds are only applicable to certain individuals, while wants are universalNeeds are essential for survival, while wants are not necessary but desirable30s