Budgets
Comparatives
Shopping
too/enough/one/ones
Pay stubs
100

a loan for your house - starts with m

mortgage

100

This car is (expensiver / more expensive) than that car.

more expensive

100

One ____ of paying by credit card is that you don't have to pay for the item right away.

advantage or benefit

100
These shoes are _____ big.  They are falling off my feet!

too

100

SSN is an abbreviation for ____ ____ ____

social security number

200

this jeopardy chart has five ___ and five rows - starts with c

columns

200

I feel (better / gooder) today.

better

200

During the holiday season, shoppers often have to deal with long _______ _______.

checkout lines
200

I don't think the soup is hot _____.  You should cook it a little longer.

enough

200

This is the money you earn before deductions are taken out: ______ _____

gross pay

300
food, gas, insurance, vacation, education are examples of ___ - starts with e

expenses

300

That book is not as interesting (as, than) I thought it would be.  

as

300

If you buy something online and decide you don't like it, you often have to _________ it by mail. 

return

300

Would you like the red lollipop or the green ____?

one

300

This is the money you have left after deductions are taken out: ____  _____

net pay

400

the opposite of "to spend" money is "to ____ money" - starts with s

save
400

Your hands are as cold (than, as) ice!

as

400

I like to buy things that are on ____ because I don't like to pay full price.

sale

400

A:  Which earrings do you like?

B:  I like the silver ______.

ones

400

These are hours that you worked beyond your normal hours: ______________

overtime

500

a two-word phrase that means "to reduce" - starts with c and b

cut back

500

I bought the blue jacket because it was less expensive (than, as) the white one.

than

500
The money you get back for returning an item is called a ___________.

refund

500

A:  I really like that car!

B:  Which ______?

one

500

This is a three-word phrase that means the total amount of money you have earned since the beginning of the year.

year-to-date

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