Job Titles
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Money Talks
Nutrition
Grab Bag
100
This person handles the money and works the register.
What is a cashier?
100
You fill out one of these, usually online.
What is a job application?
100
You receive this from your employer for work have you done.
What is a paycheck?
100
To stay hydrated, drink this.
What is water?
100
It's the name of the city our school is located.
What is Maple Grove?
200
This person drives you to school.
What is a bus driver?
200
You go and meet with someone and tell them why you would be great.
What is an interview?
200
The bank keeps track of how much money you have here; they can be savings or checking.
What is an account?
200
Juice and soda contain a lot of this.
What is sugar?
200
We live in this state.
What is Minnesota?
300
In a restaurant, it's who makes your food.
What is a cook?
300
These 2 letters stand for Not Applicable; for example, your 'Reason for Leaving' a job where you still work.
What is NA?
300
The government takes money from your check for these.
What are taxes?
300
You should eat lots of these in fresh form each day.
What are fruits and vegetables?
300
Food workers wear these 2 things.
What are gloves and hair nets?
400
This person cleans the silverware and plates in a restaurant.
What is a dishwasher?
400
These 3 letters mean the day you were born, or your birthday including the year.
What is DOB?
400
The opposite of spend.
What is save?
400
These are nutrients you should get from your foods - but you can also get them from Flintstones and gummies.
What are vitamins?
400
What is a whisk?
500
This is the person who works with small children to take care of them during the day.
What is a daycare worker?
500
This section of an application lists people that know you are a great worker.
What is a reference?
500
When you are saving money and working towards something.
What is a goal?
500
This nutrient makes up your muscles, and you get it from meat, dairy, eggs, and beans.
What is protein?
500
Your name in cursive.
What is a signature?