The Financial Literacy Game

Learn all the vocabulary terms related to
financial literacy.

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Spend at least 10 minutes looking through the
digital flash cards.

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20 Must-Know Terms to Boost Your Financial Literacy Vocabulary - OppU

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Identify terms related to financial literacy with at
least 90% accuracy.

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Correctly identify the correct terms to the
definitions within 10 minutes.

Recognize

Multiple Choice

A comparison of two quantities

• ratio

• proportion

• cross multiplication

• multiplication

Multiple Choice

A ratio that compares two quantities measured in different units

• proportion

• rate

• ratio

• addition

Multiple Choice

A rate in which the second quantity in the comparison is one unit

• cross multiplication

• subtraction

• proportion

• unit rate

Multiple Choice

ratios that have the same value; they can be made by multiplying or dividing the top and bottom by the same number

• unit rate

• equivalent ratio

• equivalent money

• addition

Multiple Choice

an equation that states that two ratios are equal

• ratio

• rate

• unit rate

• proportion

Multiple Choice

a ratio of equivalent measurements used to convert a quantity from one unit to another

• unit rate

• conversion factor

• continued factor

• conversation starter

Multiple Choice

a way to find a missing numerator or denominator in a proportion by multiplying diagonally across the equal sign, then dividing by the left over number

• cross addtion

• cross subtraction

• cross multiplication

• criss cross applesauce

Calculate problems related to interest rates and
ratios with at least 90% accuracy.

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Solve the math puzzles within 10 minutes.

Calculate

New Concept: Ratio Word Problems

• Rate is a ratio of two measures. The word "per" is often associated with rates.

• Here are some real-world situations where rates are used • finding gas mileages. • finding total wages given an hourly salary. • finding athletes’ speeds.

• In this lesson, students will be solving real world problems using rates.

Multiple Choice

Sara works for 8 hours at a fishing store and earns a total of $76.00. What is her hourly rate of pay?

• $10.85

• $9.50

Fill in the Blank

Use Sara's hourly rate of pay to find how much she will earn if she works for 40 hours.

Multiple Choice

A ratio is a

• comparison of two quantitities

• a comparison of two quantities with units

• a comparison of two quantities with units when the quantity in the denominator is 1

• the number in front of the variable in an expression or equation

Multiple Select

Which of the following is NOT an example of a ratio?

• 3:1

• $$\frac{3}{1}$$  

• 3 and 1

• 3 to 1

• (3, 1)

Multiple Choice

What is the ratio of TRIANGLES TO SQUARES?

• 1:4

• 4:1

• 3:1

• 1:3

Multiple Choice

Is the following a rate or a unit rate?

$5 per pound

• rate

• unit rate

Match

Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions.

• comparison of two quantitities

• a comparison of two quantities with units

• a comparison of two quantities with units when the quantity in the denominator is 1

ratio

rate

unit rate

• ratio

• rate

• unit rate

Multiple Choice

Find the unit rate in minutes per page.

In 15 minutes, a person reads 30 pages.

• 2 minutes per page

• 1/2 minute per page

Apply your knowledge and math skills to real-
world scenarios.

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Correctly solve the problems to get the highest
score within 15 minutes.

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two other gamers.

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You have 15 minutes to win the prize!

Master the Game

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Poll

Congratulations! You have completed all tasks of The Financial Literacy Game! 🎉 You have successfully learned vocabulary and math skills that have helped you develop a working foundation for basic financial literacy. How confident do you feel about financial literacy now?

• I am still confused

• I understand a couple of things

• I feel pretty good about it

• I have the tools I need for my own personal success