Budgeting & Saving
Networking Basics
LinkedIn & Online Presence
Entrepreneurship & Business
100

What is a budget?

A process to track income and plan expenses

100

What is networking?

Connecting with others for opportunities

100

Why should you create a LinkedIn profile?

To build professional connections

100

What is entrepreneurship?

Starting a business and taking on the risk

200

Name the two most common types of bank accounts.

Checking and Savings

200

Why is it important to remember names when networking?

People feel valued when remembered

200

What kind of photo should go on your LinkedIn?

A clear, professional headshot

200

What makes a business opportunity “feasible”?

It has a chance to meet customer needs and be successful

300

What’s the difference between a debit card and a credit card?

Debit cards use your money; credit cards use borrowed money

300

What is the “Six Degrees of Separation” concept?

You are six steps away from any person on Earth

300

What should go in the “About” section?

Education, experience, and interests

300

One way to identify a business opportunity is to…

Follow trends and solve customer problems

400

What does APY stand for?

Annual Percentage Yield

400

Name three best practices when meeting someone new.

Firm handshake, dress professionally, listen well

400

What should you include when connecting with someone new on LinkedIn?

A short, polite note explaining why you're connecting

400

What does PEST stand for?

Political, Economic, Sociocultural, Technological

500

Name two ways using a credit card irresponsibly can hurt your finances.

Hurt your credit score and create long-term debt

500

Which is a good networking conversation starter?

“What do you like most about your current job?”

500

Why is it important to update your LinkedIn?

To reflect your career progress and skills

500

How does SWOT differ from PEST?

SWOT includes internal strengths and weaknesses

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