Money Matters/Financial Literacy
How much money should I save in an emergency fund?
What is a $1,000?
When presented with new information, visual leaners prefer to ...
What is see it?
A formal arrangement with a 4-year college saying it will accept certain coursework is called...
What is an an articulation agreement?
Events that occur suddenly and affect many people are...
What is cataclysmic events?
On average, college graduates earn about _______ percent more than high school
graduates over their working lifetimes.
What is 75 percent?
What percentage of my income should I spend on housing?
What is 25%
The Theory of Multiple Intelligences describes ....
What is how you are smart.
Whose responsibility is it to make sure I take the right courses and graduate on time?
What is, it is the student's responsibility?
The physical or emotional response we have to events that threaten or challenge us is...
What is stress?
The acronym P.O.W.E.R., as used in your textbook, stands for
What is prepare, organize, work, evaluate, rethink?
What percentage of my income should I spend on transportation?
What is 10%
Introverts get their energy from...
What is being alone?
What is prerequisite?
Culture is generally accepted to be...
What is learned beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes characteristic of a society?
_________________ are plans that relate to major accomplishments and take some time
to achieve.
What is long-term goals?
A budget is ......
What is a formal plan accounting for expenditures & income
The practice of taking some else's work/ideas and passing them off as one's own is called...
What is plagiarism?
What is proofread, proofread, and ask someone else to proofread?
One of the best ways to keep well mentally is to..
What is communicate with others?
What is the inner power and psychological energy that directs and fuels your behavior?
What is motivation?
FAFSA stand for ....
What is Free Application for Student Aid
Learning Theories are attempts to understand...
What is how we learn?
One advantage of distance education/online learning?
What is flexibility?
The effort to control, reduce, or tolerate the threats that lead to stress is...
What is coping?
The process of reanalyzing, questioning, and challenging an underlying assumption is referred to as
What is critical thinking?