AnswersLiteracy and Comprehension B WHSMath - Consumer Math: Credit Cards

Math - Consumer Math: Credit Cards Answers

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Thinking about your thinking is ______________.

A
a waste of time
B
confusing
C
metacognition
D
microcognition
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When is payment due for this credit card bill?

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A
02-01-01
B
01-31-01
C
03-01-01
D
None of these
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The previewing reading strategy requires that you pay attention to:

A
bold or underlined text, headings, and pictures
B
the bibliography and works cited page
C
the climax of a short story
D
the publisher, copyright date, and previous publications
4

Which of these is a question you might ask before reading the selection titled, “Credit Cards-Credit Where Credit’s Due”?

A
Do I need a credit card?
B
What does APR stand for?
C
How much will a credit card cost?
D
All of these
5

Which question would likely be answered by the selection “Credit Cards-Finding the best APR for your budget”?

A
What is the interest rate on my credit card?
B
How can I pay a lower APR on my credit card?
C
How do I pay off credit card debt?
D
What should I do if my credit card has fradulent charges?
6

What is the APR for this credit card?

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A
20.45%
B
19.80%
C
0%
D
None of the above
8

What are fees?

A
The interest rate that commercial banks charge their most credit-worthy customers.
B
The fee you pay to use a credit card calculated on outstanding balance and APR percentage.
C
A fixed sum charged, as by an institution or by law, for a privilege.
D
Different rates of interest apply to different purchases on a credit card.
10

What does “meta” mean?

A
large
B
awareness
C
seeing
D
thinking

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