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Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a payroll card?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a payroll card? a. You cannot withdraw your money for cash b. Many payroll cards charge fees c. You cannot use your payroll card as a debit card d. It is challenging to use a payroll card…

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One of the main disadvantages of payroll other prepaid cards is fees. What types of things might you be charged for when using one of these cards?

One of the main disadvantages of payroll other prepaid cards is fees. What types of things might you be charged for when using one of these cards? Transaction fee, maintenance fee, and balance fee.

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Why might an unbanked employee choose to use a payroll card over receiving a paper check?

Why might an unbanked employee choose to use a payroll card over receiving a paper check? You do not need a bank account to use a payroll card.

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What are the downsides of using a prepaid card?

What are the downsides of using a prepaid card? Lingering fees can add up, fewer consumer protections, and it will not change your credit score.

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What’s the difference between a prepaid card and a debit or credit card?

What’s the difference between a prepaid card and a debit or credit card? Prepaid cards are not linked to a bank account, and you aren’t borrowing money or paying a deposit that acts as collateral, you only have what is on the card.

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Many people choose to be unbanked due to a lack of trust in traditional banking services. Why do you think some individuals place more trust in alternative banking services?

Many people choose to be unbanked due to a lack of trust in traditional banking services. Why do you think some individuals place more trust in alternative banking services? They want more control over their finances, feeling their money…

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What are some of the major downsides of being unbanked?

What are some of the major downsides of being unbanked? High fees for everyday financial services, no online purchases, some things are card only or only auto pay.

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What are some of the reasons that people are unbanked?

What are some of the reasons that people are unbanked? Minimum balance requirement concerns, avoid fees, or just not trusting banks.

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What percent of teens have opened a bank account?

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All of the following are ways to avoid ATM fees EXCEPT

All of the following are ways to avoid ATM fees EXCEPT… a. Avoiding out-of-network ATMs b. Finding a bank that reimburses you for ATM fees c. Using your debit card instead of withdrawing cash to make a purchase d. Withdrawing money from…

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All of the following are ways that you could potentially avoid a monthly maintenance fee on your account EXCEPT

All of the following are ways that you could potentially avoid a monthly maintenance fee on your account EXCEPT… a. Meeting a monthly minimum balance requirement b. Only banking online instead of using physical bank locations c. Having…

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What is the most frequently charged fee on checking accounts?

What is the most frequently charged fee on checking accounts? Overdraft fees

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Why do so many people still sign up for overdraft protection when it is not always beneficial for them to do so?

Why do so many people still sign up for overdraft protection when it is not always beneficial for them to do so? The bankers do not say anything about the fees.

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True or False: Overdraft protection is a required feature of most checking accounts with no ability to opt out.

True or False: Overdraft protection is a required feature of most checking accounts with no ability to opt out. False – You can opt out.

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Explain what each part of Madison’s and Tyler’s expressions mean. Madison’s Expression: 1,000(3^h) h: 1,000: 3: 3^h: Tyler’s Expression: (1 + 0.3)^h h: 1 + 0.3:

Madison starts with a population of 1,000 amoebas that triples in size every hour for a number of hours, h. She writes the expression 1,000(3^h) to find the number of amoeba after h hours. Tyler starts with a population of 1 amoeba that…

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Both of Ashley’s parents have free earlobes but also carry a recessive gene for attached earlobes. Ashley has attached earlobes, so she must have

Free earlobes hang below the point where the ear lobe attaches to the head. Attached earlobes do not hang, but are attached to the head. The gene for free earlobes is dominant (F), while the gene for attached earlobes is recessive (f).…

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Which two reasons explain why?

The text states that tires on ordinary cars use the regular air that we breathe, but race car tires use pure nitrogen. Which two reasons explain why? A The tire holds its pressure longer with nitrogen. B Pit crews have to calculate tire…

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Explain what each part of Eric’s and Andrea’s expressions mean. Eric’s Expression: 10(1/2)^w 1/2: w: 10: (1/2)^w: Andrea’s Expression: (1 – 0.2)^w.

Eric starts with 10 milligrams of a radioactive substance. The amount of the substance decreases by 1/2 each week for a number of weeks, w. He writes the expression 10(1/2)^w to find the amount of radioactive substance remaining after w…

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Explain what each part of Eric’s and Andrea’s expressions mean. Eric’s Expression: 10(1/2)^w 1/2: w: 10: (1/2)^w: Andrea’s Expression: (1 – 0.2)^w.

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Choose the sentence in this paragraph that shows an example of metaphor

A metaphor is a figure of speech that makes a direct comparison between two things. Choose the sentence in this paragraph that shows an example of metaphor. The heart of a race car is its engine. If the engine isn’t working to its full…

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Eric starts with 10 milligrams of a radioactive substance. The amount of the substance decreases by 1/2 each week for a number of weeks, w. He writes the expression 10(1/2)ᵂ to find the amount of radioactive substance remaining after w weeks. Andrea starts with 1 milligram of a radioactive substance. The amount of the substance decreases by 20% each week for a number of weeks, w. She writes the expression (1 – 0.2)ᵂ to find the amount of radioactive substance remaining after w weeks. Use the drop-down menus to explain what each part of Eric’s and Andrea’s expressions mean. Eric’s Expression: 10(1/2)ᵂ 1/2: w: 10: (1/2)ᵂ: Andrea’s Expression: (1 – 0.2)ᵂ.

Eric starts with 10 milligrams of a radioactive substance. The amount of the substance decreases by 1/2 each week for a number of weeks, w. He writes the expression 10(1/2)ᵂ to find the amount of radioactive substance remaining after w…

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This selection compares memory development to a symphony warming up. Based on this, the author wants readers to understand that the ability to create memories

This selection compares memory development to a symphony warming up. Based on this, the author wants readers to understand that the ability to create memories A) happens in stages of social and brain development. B) resembles “The Magic…

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Which statement about this expression is true?

Ariana starts with 100 milligrams of a radioactive substance. The amount of the substance decreases by 20% each week for a number of weeks, w. The expression 100(1 – 0.2)ʷ finds the amount of radioactive substance remaining after w weeks.…

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Which statement about this expression is true?

Ariana starts with 100 milligrams of a radioactive substance. The amount of the substance decreases by 20% each week for a number of weeks, w. The expression 100(1 – 0.2)^w finds the amount of radioactive substance remaining after w…

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Based on these two excerpts, which of the following statements shows how sense of self relates to memory?

Based on these two excerpts, which of the following statements shows how sense of self relates to memory? A) Children need to recognize that they are separate from others for their memories to have personal meaning. B) Sense of self is…

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Based on this excerpt, “The Incredible Shrinking Machine” experiment suggests that

Based on this excerpt, “The Incredible Shrinking Machine” experiment suggests that A) children’s actual memories of their baby years become more detailed as their verbal skills grow. B) limited vocabulary in the baby years does not impact…

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Based on this paragraph, the main difference between the seat belts in a regular car and those in a race car is

Based on this paragraph, the main difference between the seat belts in a regular car and those in a race car is A the number and placement of straps. B the shape of the car’s interior. C the setup of the driver’s seat. D the material used…

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The author explains that babies are “storytellers in training.” Based on what you have read, the “skills of their art” include which two of the following?

The author explains that babies are “storytellers in training.” Based on what you have read, the “skills of their art” include which two of the following? A recognizing themselves as separate from others B learning to write in order to…

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Hasan plans to choose a book from a section of the store where everything is 25% off. He writes the expression d – 0.25d to find the sale price of the book if the original price is d dollars. Bella correctly writes another expression, 0.75d, that will also find the sale price of the book if the original price is d dollars. Use the drop-down menus to explain what each part of Hasan’s and Bella’s expressions mean. Hasan’s Expression: d – 0.25d d: 0.25: 0.25d: d – 0.25d: Bella’s Expression: 0.75d 0.75: d:

Hasan plans to choose a book from a section of the store where everything is 25% off. He writes the expression d – 0.25d to find the sale price of the book if the original price is d dollars. Bella correctly writes another expression,…

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Hasan plans to choose a book from a section of the store where everything is 25% off. He writes the expression d – 0.25d to find the sale price of the book if the original price is d dollars

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Based on this selection, how does childhood amnesia differ?

Adult amnesia is a memory gap that often results from an illness or injury. Based on this selection, how does childhood amnesia differ? A) Young children must first develop the ability to create memories. B) There is no need for children…

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The author explains that to develop memories, children need to learn to tell stories. Based on what you have read, these stories could be described as

The author explains that to develop memories, children need to learn to tell stories. Based on what you have read, these stories could be described as A) traditional literature. B) biographies. C) historical fiction. D) personal narratives.

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The author explains that to develop memories, children need to learn to tell stories. Based on what you have read, these stories could be described as

The author explains that to develop memories, children need to learn to tell stories. Based on what you have read, these stories could be described as A traditional literature. B biographies. C historical fiction. D personal narratives.

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Based on this excerpt, studies of brain development show a relationship between changes in nerve cells and the

Based on this excerpt, studies of brain development show a relationship between changes in nerve cells and the A age at which children develop a sense of self. B ability of young children to ask helpful questions. C age that long-lasting…

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Which statement best expresses a theme in the story? Which paragraph from the short story best supports your answer?

Which statement best expresses a theme in the story? A. Pursuing knowledge and bettering yourself is the best use of your time. B. The desire to prove to others that you’re right can lead to disastrous results. C. Greed and impulsive…

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Based on this paragraph, the main difference between the seat belts in a regular car and those in a race car is

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However for a race car’s engine, the focus is on

The text states that, in a normal car, a lot of work goes into making the engine work quietly and last a long time. However for a race car’s engine, the focus is on A) keeping the engine fuel efficient. B) making the engine lightweight…

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Miss Brill tells the old, invalid gentleman that she is

Miss Brill tells the old, invalid gentleman that she is A band member. B a teacher. C an actress. D an audience member.

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What is the central idea of this text?

What is the central idea of this text? A) Engineering and math are necessary for the design and safety of race cars. B) NASCAR engines are built out of lightweight materials that are still incredibly strong. C) Much of the math behind…

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Place these events from this story in order, from the first to the last. A watchman at Wu Ti’s palace spotted Jen Fu’s ships. Jen Fu’s warriors saw the kites and turned their ships around. The citizens of Len Yo built and flew 100 frightening kites. King Jen Fu decided to go to war with Wu Ti

Place these events from this story in order, from the first to the last. A watchman at Wu Ti’s palace spotted Jen Fu’s ships. Jen Fu’s warriors saw the kites and turned their ships around. The citizens of Len Yo built and flew 100…

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In this selection, Miss Brill has a specific way of conducting her observations. What does Miss Brill focus on the most when she is observing other people?

In this selection, Miss Brill has a specific way of conducting her observations. What does Miss Brill focus on the most when she is observing other people? A flowers and trees B clothes and colors C location and status D couples and…

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In this selection, Miss Brill has a specific way of conducting her observations. What does Miss Brill focus on the most when she is observing other people?

In this selection, Miss Brill has a specific way of conducting her observations. What does Miss Brill focus on the most when she is observing other people? A) flowers and trees B) clothes and colors C) location and status D) couples and…

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