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Lesson 1
Lesson 1
1. What is a budget?
A) A financial plan that outlines expected income and expenses over a
specific period
B) A plan for spending money without any restrictions
C) A list of things you want to buy
D) A way to track past expenses
2. Which of the following is considered income?
A) Rent payment
B) Salary from a part-time job
C) Payment for groceries
D) Utility bills
3. What is the difference between fixed and variable expenses?
A) Fixed expenses are one-time costs, while variable expenses occur
regularly
B) Fixed expenses change often, while variable expenses are constant
C) Fixed expenses remain the same each period, while variable expenses
can change
D) Fixed expenses are higher than variable expenses
4. What does a balanced budget mean?
A) Income is greater than expenses
B) Expenses are greater than income
C) Income equals expenses
D) Expenses are reduced to zero
5. What is profit?
A) The amount left after all expenses are paid from income
B) The total revenue a business generates
C) The difference between income and expenses when expenses are
higher
D) The expected income for a business over a year
Fill-in-the-Blanks Quiz
1. In budgeting, income refers to the money paid for goods and services.
True
False
2. Fixed expenses are costs that remain constant over time, while variable
expenses can change from month to month.
True
False
3. A balanced budget means that expenses are greater than income.
True
False
4. Budgeting helps individuals and businesses manage money, avoid debt, and
plan for future expenses.
True
False
5. Profit is the amount left after all expenses are paid from income.
True
False