Making Change

When you break a bad habit, you...

• stop doing something that isn't good for you

• stop doing something that is good for you

What does the phrase 'making change' typically refer to in a retail context?

• A) Creating new products

• B) Giving back the correct amount of money after a purchase

• C) Rearranging store displays

• D) Offering discounts

Which sentence uses 'making change' in a metaphorical sense?

• A) The cashier was making change for a twenty-dollar bill.

• B) She is making change in her community by volunteering.

• C) He was making change at the register all day.

• D) They were making change for the customers.

Identify the correct use of 'making change' in a sentence.

• A) Making change is easy when you have enough coins.

• B) Making change requires a lot of creativity.

• C) Making change is a difficult math problem.

• D) Making change is a type of cooking technique.

What is the primary skill involved in 'making change' in a store?

• A) Communication

• B) Mathematics

• C) Artistry

• D) Writing

In literature, what does 'making change' often symbolize?

• A) Financial transactions

• B) Personal growth or transformation

• C) Shopping experiences

• D) Economic theories

Which of the following is an example of 'making change' in a social context?

• A) Exchanging currency at a bank

• B) Implementing new policies to improve a community

• C) Buying groceries

• D) Calculating a tip at a restaurant

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'making change' in a financial context.

• A) She was making change by donating to charity.

• B) He was making change by investing in stocks.

• C) The clerk was making change for a customer.

• D) They were making change by saving money.

What does 'making change' mean in the context of personal development?

• A) Altering one's appearance

• B) Modifying one's behavior or habits

• C) Changing one's job

• D) Moving to a new city

Which literary device is often used when 'making change' is used metaphorically?

• A) Simile

• B) Metaphor

• C) Alliteration

• D) Hyperbole