Foods - Chp. 5 & 17 Test

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FOODS TEST
Chapter 5 & 17
STUDY YOUR NOTES

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FLASHCARDS - Cut apart and study

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Salary

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a set amount of money that is paid for work done for a certain amount of time

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Net Income

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actual amount of paycheck after deductions

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hourly wage

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a set amount of money paid for each hour worked

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gross income

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total amount of money earned before deductions are taken out of the paycheck

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career

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a series of jobs held over a period of years, often in the same field

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personal fact sheet

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an organized list of information, such as education, work experiences, references, etc., used to fill out job applications

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entrepreneur

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person who starts and manages his or own business and assumes all risks and responsibilities

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job

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the work a person does to earn a living

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bounced check

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a check written with insufficient funds in your checking account

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deductions

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items withheld from earnings by employers

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endorsement

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the signature of a payee on the back of a check

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savings account

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an account that pays interest to customers

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budget

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a plan for saving and spending income

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credit capacity

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the amount of debt that you can afford to repay each month

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FOODS TEST
Chapter 5 & 17
STUDY YOUR NOTES

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FLASHCARDS - Cut apart and study

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Salary

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a set amount of money that is paid for work done for a certain amount of time

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Net Income

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actual amount of paycheck after deductions

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hourly wage

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a set amount of money paid for each hour worked

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gross income

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total amount of money earned before deductions are taken out of the paycheck

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career

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a series of jobs held over a period of years, often in the same field

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personal fact sheet

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an organized list of information, such as education, work experiences, references, etc., used to fill out job applications

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entrepreneur

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person who starts and manages his or own business and assumes all risks and responsibilities

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job

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the work a person does to earn a living

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bounced check

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a check written with insufficient funds in your checking account

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deductions

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items withheld from earnings by employers

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endorsement

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the signature of a payee on the back of a check

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savings account

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an account that pays interest to customers

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budget

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a plan for saving and spending income

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credit capacity

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the amount of debt that you can afford to repay each month

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check register

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the portion of a checkbook where you record checks that you have written

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T/F services and rates of interest never vary from bank to bank

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FALSE

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T/F it is wise to shop around for the best interest rates for savings accounts and loans

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TRUE

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T/F it is not important to record all of the checks that you write in your check register.

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FALSE

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T/F ability is a natural talent and a potential for learning

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FALSE

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T/F developing an ability to perform a task is easier if a person has an interest and an aptitude

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TRUE

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T/F it is important to ask people in advance for permission to use their names as references on employment application

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TRUE

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T/F People can't prepare for job interviews since they don't know what questions an interviewer might ask

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FALSE

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What is one of the disadvantages of being an entrepreneurship?

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they work long hous

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What type of career would fall into the category of fashion and apparel area of family and consumer sciences?

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display artist in a department store

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What type of degree does a community college offer?

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an associate degree, and there are also certificate programs available

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in a job interview, how can your potential employer determine if you are qualified?

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speak positively about work experiences and career goals

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In what ways are jobs and careers related?

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determine from your notes

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About what portion of a person's wages remain after deductions are made from his or her paycheck?

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determine from your notes