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Life Skills
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Financial Literacy
100

What are 3 ways to wake up on time for school or work?

Set an alarm, go to bed early, create a morning routine.

100

What are 3 ways to get involved in your community?

Join a club, volunteer, and attend events

100

What are 2 essential kitchen safety rule?

Never leave food unattended on the stove, use oven mitts, handle knives carefully, etc.

100

What should you do before going to a job interview?

Research the company, prepare answers to common questions, dress professionally, and bring a resume.

100

What is a budget?

A plan for managing income and expenses.

200

What are two ways to get to work or school if you don’t have a car?

Public transportation, carpooling, biking, walking, ride-sharing.

200

What should you do if you want to start a conversation with a new person in school or at work?

Make eye contact, introduce yourself, ask an open-ended question.

200

What should you do before signing a lease for an apartment?

Read all terms, check rent and utility costs, inspect the unit, ask about rules and maintenance.

200

What are ways to make a good first impression at work?

Arrive on time, be polite, dress appropriately, show enthusiasm, or ask questions when needed.

200

What is the difference between a debit card and a credit card?

A debit card uses money from your bank account, while a credit card borrows money that must be repaid.

300

What should you do the night before a busy school or workday to be prepared?

Pack your bag, lay out clothes, set alarms, review schedule.

300

What are two ways to safely and effectively use public transportation?

Check schedules ahead of time, pay attention to stops, and follow safety rules,

300

Why is meal planning important?

Saves money, reduces food waste, ensures balanced nutrition.

300

What does "having a strong work ethic" mean?

Being reliable, responsible, hardworking, and dedicated to doing your best.

300

What is an interest rate, and why does it matter?

The cost of borrowing money or the earnings on savings; affects loans, credit cards, and investments.

400

If your bus is late or your ride cancels, what should you do?

Call a backup ride, check bus schedule, inform teacher/boss, find an alternative route.

400

If you need help with food, job training, or housing, where can you go for assistance?

Food banks, workforce centers, shelters, nonprofit organizations, or government services.

400

What should you do if you feel sick and have work or school?

Inform your teacher/boss, rest, seek medical help if necessary.

400

What should you do if you make a mistake at work?

Own up to it, apologize if necessary, find a solution, and learn from the experience.

400

Why is a credit score important?

It impacts your ability to get loans, rent housing, and even get some jobs.

500

What are three ways to stay organized when balancing work, school, and personal time?

Use a planner, set reminders, create a schedule.

500

Why is it important to build relationships with people in your community?

Can lead to job opportunities, friendships, mentorships, and a support system.

500

How can you create a healthy work-life balance?

Set boundaries, schedule free time, avoid burnout, get enough sleep

500

What are 3 things you should do when sending a professional email?

Use a clear subject line, greet the recipient, check spelling/grammar, and be respectful.

500

What are three ways to save money on monthly expenses?

Reduce subscriptions, cook at home, use public transportation, shop sales, negotiate bills.

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