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Acc Applied Math Spring Final

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34 questions

1 point

1

Question 1

1.

Resume

W-4

Cover Letter

1 point

1

Question 2

2.

Annual percentage rate.

Variable interest rate

Fixed interest rate

1 point

1

Question 3

3.

Target Market

Buying Power

Screams when upset

1 point

1

Question 4

4.

Consumerism 

Target Market

Buying Power

1 point

1

Question 5

5.

Checking account

Investment Plan

Emergency Savings Account

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1

Question 6

6.

The consumers

The target market

The inflation rate

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1

Question 7

7.

The subletter

The landlord

The tenant 

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1

Question 8

8.

All the bills are paid first showing what money can be saved/spent.

It protects your money from theft.

The total is zero at the end and all of the money has a place.

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Question 9

9.

Subletter

Landlord

Tenant

1 point

1

Question 10

10.

The percent of money you will pay back on your CC in one year.

The percent of interest you pay in one year.

The actual percentage rate.

1 point

1

Question 11

11.

A mortgage.

A lease.

Subletting.

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1

Question 12

12.

A mortgage.

A lease.

Subletting.

1 point

1

Question 13

13.

A resume

A contract

A cover letter

1 point

1

Question 14

14.

Real Estate agent

Escrow Company

Title Company

1 point

1

Question 15

15.

APR

Checking

Savings

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1

Question 16

16.

Bills

Food and gas for your car

Clothing/eating out money

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1

Question 17

17.

FAFSA

Pell Grants

Unsubsidized loans

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1

Question 18

18.

Determines how much government grants and loans you qualify for.

It determines whther or not you are accepted into the university of your choice.

It determines what career you are best suited for.

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1

Question 19

19.

Begin to accrue interest the moment you take them out.

Wait until you graduate to begin accruing interest.

Are loans that only your parents can take out.

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Question 20

20.

Begin to accrue interest the moent you take them out.

Wait until you graduate to begin accruing interest.

Are loans that only your parents can take out.

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1

Question 21

21.

A grace period

Default

Equity

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1

Question 22

22.

Half

One to two month's rent

The current month's rent.

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1

Question 23

23.

Roomates

Tenant

Subletting

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1

Question 24

24.

Down payment

Safety payment

Security deposit

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1

Question 25

25.

To make sure you do not get charged for any damages that were not made by you. 

To make sure there are no termites before you move in.

To make sure your stuff will actually fit in the apartment before you try and move it all in.

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1

Question 26

26.

You are responsible for fixing any reported damage duirng your inspection.

In most places, you are allowed to change the flooring as long as you pay for it.

If an appliance breaks while you are living in the apartment, your landlord is responsible for fixing and paying for it. 

1 point

1

Question 27

27.

Legal as long as it is for less than half the year.

Illegal

Only allowed if your pets are registered with the state.

1 point

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Question 28

28.

Owning a home.

Renting an apartment.

Taking out a loan. 

1 point

1

Question 29

29.

Interest is:

A profession for which one trains for and is undertaken as a permanent calling.

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of STATE income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

A fee that is charged by a leader to a borrower for the right to use the borrowed funds. 

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of FEDERAL income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

The work that a person does regularly in order to earn money

1 point

1

Question 30

30.

Interest is:

A profession for which one trains for and is undertaken as a permanent calling.

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of STATE income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

A fee that is charged by a leader to a borrower for the right to use the borrowed funds. 

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of FEDERAL income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

The work that a person does regularly in order to earn money

1 point

1

Question 31

31.

Interest is:

A profession for which one trains for and is undertaken as a permanent calling.

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of STATE income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

A fee that is charged by a leader to a borrower for the right to use the borrowed funds. 

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of FEDERAL income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

The work that a person does regularly in order to earn money

1 point

1

Question 32

32.

Interest is:

A profession for which one trains for and is undertaken as a permanent calling.

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of STATE income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

A fee that is charged by a leader to a borrower for the right to use the borrowed funds. 

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of FEDERAL income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

The work that a person does regularly in order to earn money

1 point

1

Question 33

33.

Interest is:

A profession for which one trains for and is undertaken as a permanent calling.

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of STATE income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

A fee that is charged by a leader to a borrower for the right to use the borrowed funds. 

A tax form used to evaluate an employee's personal tax situation and calculate the correct amount of FEDERAL income tax that should be withheld from his/her pay.

The work that a person does regularly in order to earn money

5 points

5

Question 34

34.

Please read and respond to the prompt here. (3 sentences minimum.)