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Vocabulary 1
Comprehension
Vocabulary 2
Grammar
Vocabulary 3
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To work out using arithmetic
What is calculate
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To learn more about money monagement, teens should a. watch movies about money b. work with money in real-life situations c. take money management tests
What is b. work with money in real-life situations
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Interest
What is extra money paid for a loan
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Last month, I (chose, choosed) to save instead of spend.
What is chose
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compulsive
What is unable to stop or control
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To pay with money or something of value
What is compensate
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What finally helped Lisa solve her gambling problem? a. joining Gambler's Anonymous b. paying the bank for the money she stole c. apologizing toher boss at the store
What is a. Joining Gambler's Anonymous
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Ignorance
What is a lack of knowledge about something
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Yesterday, I (finded, found) a dirt bike that I liked.
What is found
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addiction
What is a harmful habit
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A plan
What is strategy
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This gorup of workers have a special, lower minimum wage than other workers: a. firefighters and police officers b. restaurant workers whowork the night shift c. teen workers on the first 90 days on the job
What is c. teen workers on the first 90 days on the job
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Impulsive
What is a sudden urge
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I (made, maked) a decision to buy the dirt bike.
What is made
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credible
What is believable
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The thing of most importance
What is priority
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One of the biggest problems teens have with money is a. they spend most of it on school supplies b. they can't get jobs to earn money c. they have trouble planning for long-term savings
What is c. they have trouble planning for long-term savings
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wage
What is the amount of money earned hourly
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My brother (comed, came) with me to check it out.
What is came
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management
What is the act of organizing something
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Not extreme
What is moderate
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What's the difference between a bank card and a credit card? a. you must be 21 to get a bankcard, but you can be any age to get a credit card b. bank cards let you spend what you have in the bank, but credit cards allow you to put things on credit
What is b. bank cards let you spend what you have in the bank, but credit cards allow you to put things on credit.
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anonymous
What is unnamed
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I (drived, drove) it home.
What is drove
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debt
What is money owed