If you could only spend your money on going to university or landscaping your garden which would you choose?
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I would choose university because education can help me earn more money in the future.
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Lose 10 points!
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Explain this expression: A fool and his money are soon parted.
This saying means that a person who isnโt careful with money will lose it quickly.
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What is the most expensive meal you have eaten?
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The most expensive meal Iโve eaten was at a wedding that cost about $80 per person. Fortunately, I didn't pay for it.
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If you were rich, what kind of car would you buy?
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I would buy a nice electric car like a Rivian because itโs good for the environment and saves money on gas.
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Do you think it's fair that some very rich people and business pay less taxes than middle class and poor families?
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No, itโs not fair. Rich people should pay more because they have more money and often benefit more from infrastructure.
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Explain this expression: A day late and a dollar short.
This saying means being too late or not having enough to do something important.
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Other team loses 15 points!
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Go to first place!
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Go to last place!
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How much money should you try to save each month when times are good?
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You should try to save about 10% of your money each month if you can.
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15
Explain this term: scam.
A scam is a trick or dishonest plan to take someoneโs money or personal information.
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Have you ever used a payday lending company to get a loan? Did you notice how high and unfair the interest rates are? Why are these companies so dangerous?
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No, I haven't. Theyโre dangerous because the interest is very high, and people can get stuck owing more money than they borrowed.
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Explain this term: ripped off.
Ripped Off (verb)
To be ripped off means someone charged you too much money or tricked you so you lost money.
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Have you ever given a friend or family money as a loan? Did they pay you back? Did it effect your relationship?
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Yes, I lent money to a friend. They didnโt pay me back, and it made things a little uncomfortable between us.
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Does food taste better when it is an expensive restaurant or at home?
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I think food tastes better at home because itโs made with love and feels more comfortable.
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What is 1 good thing and 1 bad thing about paying taxes?
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Good thing: the money pays for schools, roads, and hospitals. Bad thing: It's hard for people with low income.