Multiple Choice Questions
Job Interviews
Renting
Housing
College and Career
100

Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

____ 1. An example of a flexible expense is

     A. Insurance Payments.      C. Rent.

     B. Car Payments.               D. Clothing costs.

D. Closing Costs

100

When preparing for your interview, plan to

A. Take along a snack in case you get hungry.

B. Dress nicely.

C. Bring a tape recorder.

D. Wear your most expensive jewelry.

B. Dress nicely.

100

What percentage of you monthly income should go to housing/rent?

28%

100

What are property taxes used for? Name at least 2

  • Schools
  • Safety
  • Spaces (Community Spaces)
  • Streets
  • Sanitation
  • Services
100

What is the FAFSA?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

200

In conflict resolution, the solution often involves

 A. Humor                      C. Compromise

 B. Fighting                    D. Punishment

C. Compromise 

200

"What are your greatest strengths?" is

A. An illegal question.                                    

B. A typical interview question.

C. A tough question to stump you.           

D. All of the above.

B. A typical interview question.

200

Can you afford an apartment that is 32% of your monthly income?

No, you should not spend more than 28% of your monthly income on rent/mortgage. 

200

The largest part of most people's earnings is used to pay for

A. Housing.                C. Entertainment.

B. Transportation.       D. Food.

A. Housing.

200

Do you have to pay back all student loans? 

No, some student loans are grants. Grants do not need to be paid back. 

300

One benefit of volunteering is

A. Getting tax credits

B. Getting a better salary at work

C. Learning to eat a balanced diet

D. Helps meet new people

D. Helps meet new people

300

A firm handshake is rude during an interview. True or False

               

False, A firm handshake is a good way to begin an interview, a polite way to end an interview, and shows positive body language. 

300

What is a security deposit? 

A security deposit is a payment someone makes to a landlord or property management company before moving into an apartment or house. This money covers the costs of repairing potential damage from renters, like stains on carpeting. It can also cover a missed rent payment.

300

What is interest?

The proportion of a loan that is charged as interest to the borrower, is typically expressed as an annual percentage of the loan outstanding.

300

You would need additional years of education beyond a bachelor's degree to become a(n)

A. Bookstore manager.                  C. Computer repairer.

B. Lawyer.                                    D. Accountant.

B. Lawyer.    

400

After the interview, it is important to

A. Call your mom and tell her how it went.

B. Thank the interviewer for their time.

C. Upgrade your wardrobe.

D. Quit your current job.

B. Thank the interviewer for their time.

400

If the interviewer asks you a questions that seems to confuse you,

A. Ask him or her to clarify it.

B. Give details that show you think clearly.

C. Pretend you did not hear it.

D. Explain why you would be right for the company.

A. Ask him or her to clarify it.

400

How do you calculate your Monthly Salary based on your yearly salary?

Yearly income is divided by 12 months of the year. 

400

What percentage should you put down on a house?

10-20%

400

What is a college credit or unit?

In college, a unit or credit is a way for the school to quantify the amount of academic work required to earn a degree.

500

A lease is a document that

A. Spells out the responsibilities of the landlord and the tenant.

B. Helps you balance work and personal life.

C. Can make you more productive at work.

D. Reminds you to pay your bills on time.

A. Spells out the responsibilities of the landlord and the tenant.

500

When PREPARING for a job interview, it is very important to

A. Ask for a formal offer letter.

B. Research the company.

C. Plan how to spend your first paycheck.

D. Send a follow-up letter.

B. Research the company.

500

How do you calculate your budget for housing? 

Multiple monthly income by .28. This will give you how much you can afford for monthly housing. 

500

What is Escrow?

The holding of funds or documents by a neutral third party prior to closing a home sale.

500

What are scholarships?

A scholarship is a monetary gift or award given to a student to help cover the costs associated with attending a college, university, or technical school.

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