True or False: Passage Quiz

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True or False: Passage QuizOnline version Answer True or False based on the passage. by NUR ARISHAH DAFINAH BINTI ZAIDI . 1 Passage 1: Saving Money Saving money means keeping some of your money for future use. People often save money for emergencies or important needs. Saving money means keeping money for the future. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 2 Passage 2: Spending Habits Good spending habits help people manage their money better. People who plan their spending are less likely to waste money. Planning spending can help people avoid wasting money. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 3 Passage 3: Second-Hand Shopping Second-hand shopping allows people to buy used items at cheaper prices. Many items are still in good condition. Second-hand items are usually cheaper than new items. ( __ ) a TRUE b FALSE 4 Passage 4: Needs and Wants Needs are things we must have to live, such as food and shelter. Wants are things that are nice to have but not necessary. Food is an example of a want. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 5 Passage 5: Online Shopping Online shopping is convenient, but it can lead to overspending if people are not careful. Online shopping can cause people to spend too much money. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 6 Passage 6: Budgeting A budget helps people plan how to use their money. It shows how much money they can spend and save. A budget helps people control their money. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 7 Passage 7: Discounts and Sales Discounts allow people to buy items at lower prices. However, buying something only because it is on sale can waste money. Discounts always help people save money. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 8 Passage 8: Borrowing Money Borrowing money means taking money from someone and paying it back later. Borrowed money must usually be returned. Borrowed money does not need to be paid back. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 9 Passage 9: Earning Money People earn money by working or doing jobs. Earning money helps people pay for their needs and wants. People earn money only by saving it. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE 10 Passage 10: Using Cash and Cards People can use cash or cards to pay for items. Cards are convenient, but people should track their spending. People should be careful when using cards to spend money. ( ___ ) a TRUE b FALSE

True or False: Passage QuizOnline version

Answer True or False based on the passage.

by NUR ARISHAH DAFINAH BINTI ZAIDI .

Passage 1: Saving Money Saving money means keeping some of your money for future use. People often save money for emergencies or important needs. Saving money means keeping money for the future. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 2: Spending Habits Good spending habits help people manage their money better. People who plan their spending are less likely to waste money. Planning spending can help people avoid wasting money. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 3: Second-Hand Shopping Second-hand shopping allows people to buy used items at cheaper prices. Many items are still in good condition. Second-hand items are usually cheaper than new items. ( __ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 4: Needs and Wants Needs are things we must have to live, such as food and shelter. Wants are things that are nice to have but not necessary. Food is an example of a want. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 5: Online Shopping Online shopping is convenient, but it can lead to overspending if people are not careful. Online shopping can cause people to spend too much money. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 6: Budgeting A budget helps people plan how to use their money. It shows how much money they can spend and save. A budget helps people control their money. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 7: Discounts and Sales Discounts allow people to buy items at lower prices. However, buying something only because it is on sale can waste money. Discounts always help people save money. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 8: Borrowing Money Borrowing money means taking money from someone and paying it back later. Borrowed money must usually be returned. Borrowed money does not need to be paid back. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 9: Earning Money People earn money by working or doing jobs. Earning money helps people pay for their needs and wants. People earn money only by saving it. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

Passage 10: Using Cash and Cards People can use cash or cards to pay for items. Cards are convenient, but people should track their spending. People should be careful when using cards to spend money. ( ___ )

TRUE

FALSE

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True or False: Passage QuizOnline version

by NUR ARISHAH DAFINAH BINTI ZAIDI .

Passage 1: Saving Money Saving money means keeping some of your money for future use. People often save money for emergencies or important needs. Saving money means keeping money for the future. ( ___ )

Passage 2: Spending Habits Good spending habits help people manage their money better. People who plan their spending are less likely to waste money. Planning spending can help people avoid wasting money. ( ___ )

Passage 3: Second-Hand Shopping Second-hand shopping allows people to buy used items at cheaper prices. Many items are still in good condition. Second-hand items are usually cheaper than new items. ( __ )

Passage 4: Needs and Wants Needs are things we must have to live, such as food and shelter. Wants are things that are nice to have but not necessary. Food is an example of a want. ( ___ )

Passage 5: Online Shopping Online shopping is convenient, but it can lead to overspending if people are not careful. Online shopping can cause people to spend too much money. ( ___ )

Passage 6: Budgeting A budget helps people plan how to use their money. It shows how much money they can spend and save. A budget helps people control their money. ( ___ )

Passage 7: Discounts and Sales Discounts allow people to buy items at lower prices. However, buying something only because it is on sale can waste money. Discounts always help people save money. ( ___ )

Passage 8: Borrowing Money Borrowing money means taking money from someone and paying it back later. Borrowed money must usually be returned. Borrowed money does not need to be paid back. ( ___ )

Passage 9: Earning Money People earn money by working or doing jobs. Earning money helps people pay for their needs and wants. People earn money only by saving it. ( ___ )

Passage 10: Using Cash and Cards People can use cash or cards to pay for items. Cards are convenient, but people should track their spending. People should be careful when using cards to spend money. ( ___ )

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