Money 101
The plan you make to track your money going in and out each month is called a _____.
What is a budget?
This meal is called “the most important meal of the day.”
What is breakfast?
This method involves focusing on the most important task first.
What is prioritizing?
This is the first document you send when applying for a job that lists your experience and education.
What is a resume?
Some medications must be taken with this to help prevent stomach upset.
What is food?
This is the money you get paid before anything is taken out.
What is income?
This term means preparing several meals at once to save time during the week.
What is meal prepping?
This is when you keep putting off things you need to do.
What is procrastination?
This is a common way to find a job by talking to people you know.
What is networking?
This is the term for medicine that is not prescribed and can be bought in-store.
What is over-the-counter (OTC) medication?
If you spend more money than you have, you are in _____.
What is debt?
Eating a balanced diet means having a mix of these three main types of nutrients.
What are carbohydrates, proteins, and fats?
This skill helps you stay focused and make good choices, even when it’s difficult.
What is self-discipline?
These are people who can speak positively about your work to an employer.
What are references?
This law protects your privacy regarding your medical and medication information.
What is HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)?
The extra money you pay the bank for borrowing money is called _____.
What is interest?
This vitamin is found in oranges and helps your body fight off sickness.
What is Vitamin C?
When you give part of your work to someone else who can help, you're using this time-saving skill.
What is delegation?
This is a short letter you write to explain why you want the job and what makes you a good fit.
What is a cover letter?
This term refers to unwanted effects from a medication that are not the main purpose of the drug.
What are side effects?
Credit score ranges from 300 to this number.
What is 850?
This white substance is added to many processed foods and can raise blood pressure.
What is salt (or sodium)?
"SMART" is a helpful word to remember when setting goals. What does at least one of the letters stand for?
Simple, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Timely
This department at a company helps with hiring, training, and handling problems between employees.
What is Human Resources (or HR)?
Medications/injections that help prevent illness or infection are called this.
What are vaccines (or immunizations)?