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1 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt VOCAB IN CLASS RULES “P” IT’S IN THE CLUE Insurance Rates and rent leases LISTS

2 DURABILITY

3 What is, the ability Of an item to last

4 Club Warehouse Store

5 What is Stores that sell in bulk and have lower priced foods.

6 Security Deposit

7 What is funds for the owner to hold in case rent is not paid or the apartment is damaged

8 Liability Insurance

9 What is Insurance that pays for bodily injury or property damage

10 Service Flow

11 What is the amount of time you will be able to use a product and value you place on it

12 What is the first assignment we always do in class?

13 What is, a Bellringer

14 What happens when Mr. Scott or Mrs. Thornton see your cell phone?

15 What is, it gets turned into Mr. McKnight.

16 What happens when one of the teachers sees you eating food?

17 What is, The food is confiscated or thrown away.

18 How do you make up work or find out what goes on in class, when you miss?

19 What is, You have to ask Mr. Scott what the class did on the day you missed.

20 DAILY DOUBLE

21 Write at least 3-4 sentences on the definition of “respect”

22 We read about an innovative company making this in a cone.

23 What is, Pizza

24 Another term used when referring to a generic product

25 What is, a Private- Labeled Product.

26 Renting and not buying, gives you different “-----” with where you can live

27 What are, Possibilities.

28 These are fees paid to the lender and computed as a percentage of the loan.

29 What are, Points.

30 One of the factors to consider when buying a car.

31 What is, price.

32 Someone might feel discriminated against when this is factored into their car insurance rate.

33 What is, your gender.

34 Name two facilities that could be included in your renter’s lease.

35 What are: Rec room, parking space, swimming pool.

36 DAILY DOUBLE

37 This is the Clause in a lease, stating you cannot sue the landlord. You want to avoid this clause.

38 You can improve these to lower your insurance rates.

39 What are, your grades.

40 You would pay more insurance on: a Ford Mustang or a Dodge Ram Truck… Explain why

41 What is a Ford Mustang, because it is a sports car.

42 List two of the three factors considered when buying clothing.

43 What are: Style, Durability, Cost of Care.

44 List three ways to save money on groceries.

45 What are: Coupons, store discount cards, comparison shopping, buying generic brand products.

46 List three ways to save on buying clothes.

47 What are: Comparison shopping, avoiding designer, buying on sale, shopping at consignment, seasonal

48 List 3 advantages of renting over buying.

49 What are: Lower monthly costs, greater mobility, no maintenance responsibilities

50 ary/Topics/HighScho ol/OpportunityCost.ht mlhttp://econlib.org/libr ary/Topics/HighScho ol/OpportunityCost.ht ml What are the two things the author is weighing his opportunity cost on?

51 What are: College, and Marrying the other girl.