1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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$1 Million 14
$500,000
Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire 13
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Susan thinks about what she needs that is essential and what she desires, this is an example of __________. 14
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B: needs and wants 6
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A: a budget
B: needs and wants
C: a spending diary
D: credit

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A record of how money is used over a long period of time is called______. 13
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C: a spending diary 6
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A: earnings
B: planning
C: a spending diary
D: costs

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9. The money that you get for doing a job is called your ____________.15
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The money that you get for doing a job is called your ____________. 14
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A. earnings 6
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A: earnings
B: spending
C: budget
D: interest

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11. People invest money in order to _________.15
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People invest money in order to _________. 11
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A: earn more money 6
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A: earn more money
B: to find a job
C: to help a friend
D: to lose money

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Families create a _______ to balance their income, savings goals, and spending 14
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B: budget 6
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B: budget
A: cost
C: salary
D: certificate

14. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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$1 Million 14
$500,000
The money people set aside for vacations or large purchases is called _________. 13
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D: savings 6
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A: investment
B: budget
C: sacrifice
D: savings

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Real estate investments, stocks, and bonds are used by families to __________. 14
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A. earn more money 6
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A: earn more money
B: save money
C: spend money
D: make a budget

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20. When there are not enough goods to go around it is called __________.15
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When there are not enough goods to go around it is called __________. 14
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D: Scarcity 6
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A: resources
B: inflation
C: spending plan
D: Scarcity

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When people give up something to buy something else the item they gave up is called an __________. 14
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C: Opportunity Cost 5
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B: Spending
A: Savings
C: Opportunity Cost
D: a costly benefit

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Sometimes you have more than one option for spending money. When you can’t choose all of the items, they are called ____________. 14
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D: trade offs 6
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A: spending
B: budget
D: Trade offs
C: advantages

25. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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27. If you use a credit card to pay for something, you are __________.15
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$500,000
If you use a credit card to pay for something, you are __________. 13
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C: Borrowing money from the bank
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A: loaning money to the bank
B: saving money
C: Borrowing money from
The bank that issued the card
D: taming money from your bank account

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The longer it takes to pay back a loan from the bank the more money it will cost you for the item because __________.
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B: you will pay interest 6
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B: you will pay interest to the bank
A: it costs a lot
C: minimum monthly payment will increase
D: the bank will pay you interest

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When you put your money in the bank, the bank will pay you _________ on your money. 14
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B: Interest 5
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A: cash
B: Interest
C: money
D: savings

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When someone uses a credit card to pay for a home repair, they are promising to ________. 14
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A: pay the bank back
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A: pay the bank back with interest
B: monthly payment will increase
C: not pay back the money
D: purchase the item in cash

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35. A spending plan is called a ______________.15
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A spending plan is called a ______________. 14
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C: budget 6
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A: income
B: spending
C: budget
D: earnings

36. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!