Two names for Time
What is another way to say 7:30?
Half past seven
If your purchase costs $15 and you give the cashier a $20 bill what will you get back in change?
$5
True or false: Fractions have unequal parts.
False! The parts of a fraction MUST BE EQUAL.
What are taxes?
Money you pay to the government
What is a checking account used for?
Paying bills and spending money
What is another way to say quarter after six?
6:15
You are at a restaurant, and your bill costs $100 how much would your total bill cost after tipping 20%?
$120
Give me the definition of a fraction that we learned in class.
Fractions are parts of a whole.
Why is saving money important?
For emergencies or future needs
What is a savings account used for?
Keeping money safe for later
What is another way to say 8:45?
Quarter to nine
You want to buy a new shirt that costs $30, it is on sale for 20% off. How much will the shirt cost?
$21
What is the numerator? (DOUBLE POINTS if you can tell me what the numerator tells us)
The numerator is the top number of a fraction. It tells us the number of parts we have.
What is investing?
Using money to try and make more money
What does a debit card do?
Uses money from your bank account
What is another way to say quarter to four?
3:45
You are at a restaurant, and your bill costs $75 how much would your total bill cost after tipping 20%?
$90
What is the denominator? (DOUBLE POINTS if you can tell me what the denominator tells us)
The denominator is the bottom number of a fraction. It tells us the total number of parts in the whole.
What is a fixed expense?
A cost that stays the same each month
What does a credit card do?
Borrows money you must pay back
What is another way to say 12:15?
Quarter after twelve
You want to buy a new phone that costs $250, and it is on sale for 15% off. How much will the shirt cost?
$212.50
What happens when the numerator and denominator are the same number?
It equals 1 (whole)
You already have a working phone but want a new one. Is this a need or a want?
Want
You check your bank account and see you only have $20, but you want to buy something for $30. What should you do?
Wait or save more money