3rd 6 weeks Math vocabulary review-geometry/personal finance

What is a plan for using money?

• debit card

• budget

• electronic payment

• expenses

When your total expenses are not more than your total income you have a ​ (a)   ​

• balance budget
• financial record

Match the following.

• a triangle with one right angle

• equilateral triangle

• triangle with 3 congruent sides

• right triangle

• a triangle with no congruent sides

• scalene triangle

• a triangle with an angle greater than 90

• obtuse triangle

• at least two congruent sides

• isosceles triangle

Tags

CCSS.4.G.A.2

A tax paid on retail products.

• sales tax

• income tax

• payroll tax

• property tax

Tags

CCSS.6.RP.A.3B

Match the following.

• debit card

• a card used to buy things that must be paid back later

• financial record

• a small table or chart used to track deposits added and expenses taken from an account.

• credit card

• formal record of financial transactions

• register

• a card used to buy things where the money is taken immediately from the bank account.

• electronic payment

• secure payments over the internet

A tax paid to the federal government based on an individual's earnings ​ (a)  

• income tax
• property tax
• sales tax

The exchange of money between two parties.

• transaction

• budget

• ledger

• net salary

Total money earned before deductions are subtracted.

• net pay

• gross pay

• payroll

• paycheck

Tags

CCSS.6.NS.B.3

A tax deducted from a paycheck that includes Social Security and Medicare taxes.

• sales tax

• income tax

• payroll tax

• property tax

What could increase your property tax?

• a new job

• buying a new TV

• adding an inground pool to the backyard

• going out to dinner