Financial Literacy
Allocating percentages of your total income to various necessities/luxuries.
What is budgeting?
Righty tighty, lefty loosy.
What is the proper way to screw in a screw?
Khaki pants; a nice shirt; clean sneakers are all examples of this.
What is proper interviewing apparel?
Legally it is not your turn to drive past, so you must let the other drivers go before you do.
What is "the right of way"?
A great chef.
What is a clean chef?
What is a lease?
Water, heat, telephone, and electricity are this type of bill.
What is a utility bill?
A way for me to sell myself to my employer.
What is a resume?
You don't come to a complete stop but will need to if absolutely necessary.
What is a yield sign?
A style of cooking influenced by the surrounding culture.
What is food cuisine?
A signed document stating that you will completely own a piece of property while you continuously pay it off.
What is financing?
Pinesol, window cleaner, and multi-surface cleaner fall into this category.
What are cleaning chemicals?
A conversation that is held with the potential employer.
What is an interview?
You must come to a complete stop, but I am not a "stop" sign.
What is a flashing red traffic light?
A much healthier food option vs. an unhealthier alternative.
What is the difference between organic and inorganic food products?
Borrowed money that will eventually be paid back (typically with interest).
What is a loan?
I can change these when I get mad at my spouse.
What is a door lock?
Arriving 10-15 minutes early, calling the job placement multiple times beforehand, and asking questions about the job show that you demonstrate this trait.
What is job interest?
Similar to a yield sign, but not the physical sign.
1,000 small calories that make up this unit.
Money losing its value over time.
What is inflation?
A device used to control the pressure in which water and air flow through.
What is a valve?
A piece of paper saying I want to work for the employer.
What is an application?
The third pedal on specific cars.
What is a clutch pedal?
The average caloric intake is between 1,600-2,400 calories (depending on the person's age, activity level, etc.)
What is "How many calories should a woman consume?"