Remember: A small fee every year eats more than it looks, because taken coins stop growing.
Questions
1
The keeper takes one coin for every fifty. Which garden pays two coins?
🌻a garden grown to six hundred🪴a garden grown to fifty🌱a garden grown to one hundred
2
The keeper takes one coin for every fifty. Which garden pays seven coins?
🌴a garden grown to three hundred fifty🌿a garden grown to one hundred fifty🌱a garden grown to one hundred
3
Which one is not true about a fee?
📆a small fee adding up over years🆓a keeper working for nothing❓asking how much, how often, for what
4
The keeper takes one coin for every fifty. Which garden pays ten coins?
🌳a garden grown to two hundred fifty🌾a garden grown to five hundred🌴a garden grown to three hundred fifty
5
🌻The keeper takes one coin for every fifty. Does a garden grown to six hundred pay twelve coins?
YesNo
6
🌵The keeper takes one coin for every fifty. Does a garden grown to four hundred pay five coins?
YesNo
7
Which one is not true about a fee?
🤞growth promised in real life🌫️a fee in a year with no growth📆a small fee adding up over years
8
🔬Is a fee too small to matter in twenty years true about a fee?
YesNo
9
Which one is true about a fee?
a fee taken only one time🛑taken coins stopping growing🔬a fee too small to matter in twenty years
10
🌲The keeper takes one coin for every fifty. Does a garden grown to three hundred pay five coins?
YesNo
11
Which one is not true about a fee?
🏷️a fee being the price of a service📆a small fee adding up over yearsa fee taken only one time
12
🌳The keeper takes one coin for every fifty. Does a garden grown to two hundred fifty pay five coins?
YesNo
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