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by BlastRoom
Practice totaling monthly budgets, repairing deficits, and calculating net worth.
#us_hs_economics
30 questions
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Use the monthly budget table. What belongs on the balance line?
Use the monthly budget table. What belongs on the balance line?
Use the monthly budget table. What belongs on the balance line?
After the fixed and variable expenses shown in the table, how much money remains?
Use the monthly budget table. What should the balance line show?
Use the monthly budget table. What is the balance after all expenses?
What belongs in the blank balance cell of this monthly budget?
Read the table. What is the month's balance?
The table shows a deficit. What dining-out reduction makes the budget balance exactly at zero?
Use the budget table. Which variable-spending cut leaves a $50 cushion?
Using the table, how much extra income from a weekend shift would make the balance exactly zero?
The table shows a deficit. How much must variable expenses fall to create a $75 surplus?
Use the budget table. If income increases only through selling unused items, how much must be earned to balance exactly?
The table shows a deficit. Of the variable spending, $400 is groceries and must stay unchanged. How much must be cut from the remaining variable spending to balance?
Ava has monthly income of $2,300, fixed expenses of $1,500, and variable expenses of $950. To finish with $100 left over, how much must she reduce variable expenses?
Jordan pays $900 rent every month under a lease. Is rent a fixed expense or a variable expense?
Priya's gasoline spending rises when she drives more and falls when she drives less. Is gasoline a fixed expense or a variable expense?
Malik must make the same $110 car-loan payment each month. How should he classify that payment?
A household's grocery bill changes according to meals planned and food prices. What type of expense is it?
Lena is billed $15 for the same streaming subscription each month. What type of expense is the subscription?
An electricity bill changes with air-conditioning use and weather. Is it a fixed expense or a variable expense?
Nora spends more on bus rides in months when she makes more trips. How should bus fares be classified?
Sam has $3,200 in savings and a car worth $7,000. He owes $4,800 on the car and $900 on a credit card. What is his net worth?
Mia has $1,500 in checking, $5,000 invested, and a $2,500 car. She owes $4,000 in student loans and $1,200 on a credit card. What is her net worth?
Diego has $800 in savings and a laptop worth $600, but he owes $1,800 on a loan. What is his net worth?
A student owns a car worth $9,000 and has $1,000 in cash. The remaining auto-loan balance is $6,500. What is the student's net worth?
Taylor has $900 in checking, furniture worth $1,100, and a car worth $6,800. Taylor owes $1,200 on a credit card and $4,500 on the car. What is net worth?
Riley has $2,400 in savings and a bicycle worth $600, with no debts. What is Riley's net worth?
Morgan has $1,500 in checking and $2,000 in a retirement account. Morgan owes $950 on a loan and $400 on a credit card. What is net worth?
Casey owns a condo worth $120,000 and has $20,000 in savings. Casey owes $95,000 on the mortgage and $2,000 on a credit card. What is net worth?
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