CASHIERING. LET’S FIND OUT! Question #1 Who is ultimately responsible for all financial transactions (the act of conducting business)? A.The Cashier B.You,

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CASHIERING

LET’S FIND OUT! Question #1 Who is ultimately responsible for all financial transactions (the act of conducting business)? A.The Cashier B.You, the Customer C.The President of the Company D.Alan Greenspan

If you chose... B the customer, you were right! Remember, if there is an error involving your money, you must be the one to find it as it effects your wallet!

QUESTION #2 How many quarters are there in $42.00? A. 158 quarters B. 128 quarters C. 168 quarters D. None of the above

And the Correct Answer Is…. C. 168 quarters!!!

Question #3 The #1 rule when giving back change to a customer is... A.Always count back the money to customers. B.Try not to give back any pennies. C.Count back from the largest bill to the smallest coin. D.Always give back as few coins and as few bills as possible.

The Correct Answer Is... D. Always give back as few coins and as few bills as possible. **Remember: People don’t like to carry around a lot of bills & coins!

Question #4 If you were giving back change which totaled $116.82, what bills & coins would you give to the customer? A. (4) 20’s, (3) 10’s, (1) 5, 1(1), (3) quarters, (1) nickle & (2) pennies. B. (5) 20’s, (1) 10, (1) 5, (1) (1dollar), (3) quarters, (1) nickle & (2) pennies.

You were right if your answer was… B. (5) 20’s, (1) 10, (1) 5, (1) dollar, (3) quarters, (1) nickle & (2) pennies. Way to go….smartie!!

Question #5 The Payroll Clerk is the person in the company who... A.everybody loves the most. B.figures the amount of money owed to employees within the company during pay periods. C.pays all expenses of a company. D.determines taxes owed by a company.

And the Correct Answer is... B. Figures the amount of money owed to employees within a company during pay periods. And yes, they probably are the most popular employee in the company on payday!!

Question #6 Gross Pay is the amount of money... A.an employee earns within a pay period. B.a payroll check is made out for. C.made by an employee after taxes and insurance are deducted. D.none of the above.

The Right Answer is... A. The amount of money an employee earns within a pay period. GOOD JOB—You’re doing great!

Question #7 Figure the gross pay for Mary who worked for $7.00 an hour, 4 hours a day & 4 days a week. (Figure her pay for a 2-week pay period.) A.$ B.$ C.$ D.$224.00

You figured it right if your answer was…. D$ Hang in there—you’re almost done!

Question #8 Determine Mary’s net pay by deducting taxes totaling $ And the answer is... A$ B$ C$ D$ Federal & State Taxes

You were right if you selected… A. $ Way to Go!! You did it again.

Question #9 What coins and bills would you give back to the customer on the following transaction? The total of the purchase is $36.52 and the customer gave you $50.00 to pay for it. And the answer is...

The answer is... 3 pennies, 2 dimes, 1 quarter, 3 ones & 1 ten Did you get the right answer? If not, find out why.

That’s All Folks!