Budget and bank
House
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Transpo-
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Health
Employ
100

This document shows money deposited into and withdrawn from your bank account.

What is a bank statement?

100

This household expense is usually due once a month and pays for where you live.

What is rent?

100

This document legally allows a person to operate a motor vehicle.

What is a driver's license?

100

This card is often needed when visiting a doctor.

What is an insurance card?

100

This document summarizes your education, experience, and skills for employers.

What is a résumé?

200

Money earned from a job before taxes are taken out.

What is gross pay?

200

Electricity, water, and internet are examples of these.

What are utilities?

200

A schedule showing arrival and departure times for buses or trains.

What is a transit schedule?

200

Information on prescription labels tells you when and how to do this.

What is take medication?

200

Arriving late to work repeatedly can negatively affect this.

What is job performance or employment status?

300

 A fee charged for spending more money than is available in your checking account.

 What is an overdraft fee?

300

This document outlines the rules and responsibilities of renting an apartment.

What is a lease?

300

Before accepting a rideshare (Uber), you should verify this information.

What are the driver's name, photo, and license plate number?

300

This medical professional can fill prescriptions and answer medication questions

 Who is a pharmacist?

300

This form is completed to apply for a job.

What is an application?

400

This practice involves comparing your income to your expenses each month.

What is budgeting?

400

You should test these monthly to ensure they are working properly.

What are smoke detectors?

400

This type of transportation is generally the most economical for regular commuting.

What is public transportation?

400

Name two warning signs that may require medical attention.

What are trouble breathing, chest pain, severe injury, high fever, etc.?

400

During an interview, employers often ask questions to assess these.

What are skills, experience, and professionalism?

500

Name two factors you should consider before making a large purchase.

What are cost, need, quality, alternatives, savings, or future expenses?

500

What should you do first if a sink begins overflowing?

What is turn off the water source or notify maintenance/landlord immediately?

500

 Name two things you should do if your vehicle breaks down on the road.

What are pull over safely, turn on hazard lights, call for assistance, or stay with the vehicle?

500

Why is it important to keep a list of medications and allergies?

What is to provide accurate information during medical emergencies or appointments?

500

Name three qualities employers value in workers.

 What are reliability, teamwork, communication, responsibility, punctuality, and professionalism?