Remember: Spending less than you earn leaves a gap, and the gap grows every month.
Questions
1
Which one is not true about the Bay Street neighbours?
🪙Means are the coins that come in🚫Living below your means means never buying anything🍦Living below your means can still include treats
2
Ten coins come in. Which spending leaves no gap?
spending eight of ten🔟spending ten of tenspending seven of ten
3
Which one is true about the Bay Street neighbours?
🔄Spending over your means has to come from savings or a loan🚫Living below your means means never buying anything💰A raise always means a bigger gap
4
Which one is not true about the Bay Street neighbours?
🌱A small gap grows a little every monthSpending everything you earn leaves a gap of two🤝Nobody is bad for owing coins
5
Which one is not true about the Bay Street neighbours?
💰A raise always means a bigger gap🌱A small gap grows a little every month🔄Spending over your means has to come from savings or a loan
6
Which one is true about the Bay Street neighbours?
Spending everything you earn leaves a gap of two🏪Extra spending is free, because the shop adds the coins🔄Spending over your means has to come from savings or a loan
7
Which one is true about the Bay Street neighbours?
🚫Living below your means means never buying anything😞Someone who owes coins did something shameful🍦Living below your means can still include treats
8
🏪True or false? Extra spending is free, because the shop adds the coins.
TrueFalse
9
🚫True or false? Living below your means means never buying anything.
TrueFalse
10
Which one is not true about the Bay Street neighbours?
🤝Nobody is bad for owing coinsSpending everything you earn leaves a gap of two📈After a raise, keeping spending the same grows the gap
11
Which one is not true about the Bay Street neighbours?
📏The gap is what is left between coming in and going out🏪Extra spending is free, because the shop adds the coins🫙A gap can pay for a surprise, a goal or a later jar
12
Which one is not true about the Bay Street neighbours?
🪙Means are the coins that come in📏The gap is what is left between coming in and going out😞Someone who owes coins did something shameful
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Answer key · Set C
Living below your means
1Living below your means means never buying anything
2spending ten of ten
3Spending over your means has to come from savings or a loan
4Spending everything you earn leaves a gap of two
5A raise always means a bigger gap
6Spending over your means has to come from savings or a loan
7Living below your means can still include treats
8False
9False
10Spending everything you earn leaves a gap of two
11Extra spending is free, because the shop adds the coins
12Someone who owes coins did something shameful
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