Civic Duty
What Age can you vote?
What us 18
What does “budget” mean?
What is a plan for how to spend and save your money?
What is a resume used for?
What is applying for jobs?
Name one benefit of going to a trade school.
What is lower cost, shorter programs, hands-on learning?
You got a flat tire and don’t have an emergency fund. What are your options?
What is borrowing, using credit, or delaying other expenses?
Name one way you can serve your community besides voting?
Volunteering or attending Town Hall meetings
What’s the ideal percentage to save from each paycheck?
What is 20%? (or use 50/30/20 rule)
Name one soft skill employers look for.
What is communication, teamwork, time management, etc.?
What’s one downside of taking out student loans?
What is paying back with interest over time?
You forgot to vote in your local election. What might be affected?
What is school funding, roads, local leadership, etc.?
What’s one consequence of not paying taxes?
What is facing fines or legal action?
What's one downside to using a credit card irresponsibly?
What is going into debt or damaging your credit score?
What’s one benefit of job shadowing or internships?
What is gaining experience and insight into a career?
Name a career that requires certification but not a 4-year degree.
What is plumber, electrician, medical assistant, etc.?
You’re offered a job in another city with higher pay but higher rent. What do you consider?
What is cost of living vs salary, transportation, lifestyle, etc.?
rue or False: You must be registered to vote before Election Day in every state.
What is False? (Some states have same-day registration.)
What is an emergency fund and why do you need one?
What is money saved for unexpected costs, like car repairs or medical bills?
What’s the difference between a job and a career?
What is a job is short-term; a career is a long-term professional path.
What is FAFSA used for?
What is applying for federal student aid?
You get a $1,000 tax refund. Do you: A) buy new shoes, B) invest, C) pay off debt, D) save?
What is B, C, or D — smart financial moves.
How does serving on a jury help uphold democracy?
What is ensuring a fair trial and civic justice?
Name two differences between a debit card and a credit card.
What is: Debit uses your money immediately; credit borrows money you pay back later.
500: What is “networking,” and why is it important?
What is building professional relationships that can lead to job opportunities?
hat’s the difference between a public and private college?
What is public is state-funded (lower cost); private is independent (often higher cost)?
You skipped college and went straight into the workforce. Five years later, you want to go back to school. What are your options?
What is night school, online classes, scholarships, employer reimbursement, etc.?