What should you check before washing a piece of clothing?
The care label and pockets.
You have $50 and spend $20. How much money do you have left?
$30
What should you do when you spill something on the floor?
Clean it up promptly to prevent slipping/staining.
What should you do if you know you are going to be late for work?
Contact your supervisor as soon as possible.
What should you make before going grocery shopping?
A shopping list.
Why might you separate lights and darks?
To prevent colors from bleeding onto other clothing.
What is the difference between a need and a want?
A need is something necessary; a want is something you'd like to have.
Name two household chores that should be done regularly.
Dishes, vacuuming, laundry, taking out garbage, cleaning bathroom, etc.
What is one thing you should bring with you to a job interview?
A resume.
Why is it helpful to compare prices when shopping?
To find the best deal/value and stay within your budget.
What should you do before putting clothes in the dryer?
Check the care label to make sure they can be dried.
You have $100 left until payday. You need groceries and gas, but your friends invite you out to eat. What should you consider before going?
Whether you have enough money for your needs first.
You have dirty dishes, garbage that needs to go out, and laundry that needs to be folded. Which could you do first and why?
Answers vary.
Your supervisor gives you instructions for a task, but you don't understand what they want you to do. What should you do?
Ask your supervisor to explain or clarify the instructions.
You go to the store for milk and bread but see a $10 item you really want. You only have $15. What should you think about before buying it?
Whether you need the remaining money for necessities and whether it's in your budget
Your washer is completely packed with clothes. Why might that be a problem?
The clothes may not get properly cleaned, rinsed, or have enough room to move.
You have $500 for the month. Your expenses are rent $250, groceries $100, phone $50, gas $50, and entertainment $75. Can you afford everything?
No. You're $25 over budget.
You have 30 minutes before someone comes over. What areas of your home would you prioritize cleaning?
High-traffic/visible areas and bathroom, while prioritizing the most important tasks.
You are having a problem with a coworker. What should you do instead of arguing with them?
Stay calm and respectfully try to talk through the problem or ask a supervisor for help.
You are at the grocery store and notice the same type of product has three different prices: $2.50, $3.75, and $5Why might the cheapest one NOT always be the best choice?
The cheapest option might be a smaller size or lower quality, so you should compare the size and price to decide which is the best deal.
You have a load of laundry containing towels, jeans, underwear, and a delicate shirt. Would you put everything together? Explain why or why not.
No; items may have different washing/drying requirements, and the delicate shirt may need special care.
You look at your bank account and realize you keep running out of money before your next paycheck. What are THREE things you could do to figure out where your money is going and make it last longer?
Track your spending, create a budget, identify unnecessary expenses/wants, prioritize bills and needs, reduce spending, or set aside money for savings.
Your sink is full of dishes, the garbage is overflowing, and you notice food has spilled on the floor. You only have 10 minutes. Put the tasks in order and explain why.
Answers vary.
You have an appointment during your scheduled work hours. What should you do?
Let your supervisor know as soon as possible and follow the workplace's procedure for requesting time off.
You go to the store and realize you forgot your shopping list. What are two things you can do to make sure you still only buy what you need?
Check your budget and think about what you actually need before making any purchases. Call or text someone who has the list, or check your phone for a saved shopping list.