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TEST 53 Money - buying, selling and paying 53.1 10 marks 53.2 10 marks, 53.3 Use words from the box to complete the dialogue. charges deposit earn mortgage overdrawn pay eurrent CHILD: What do you use the bank for? MUM: Well, we have a current... account where we pay in any money we (1) . Then we can (2) (3) . bills. CHILD: How do you know how much money you've got? MUM: They send us a (4) CHILD: What if you spend more than you've got? MUM: Then you're (5) CHILD: What else do banks do? MUM: Well, you can get a bank (7). CHILD: To buy a house, for example? MUM: That's right. That's usually called a (8).. house until you've paid the money back. CHILD: How do you pay the money back? MUM: You pay a (9) instalments loan "What a rip-off!" statement withdraw "How stingy!" ........money from the account when we need to every month telling us how much. and the bank usually (6)................ you interest. That will cost you an arm and a leg!' Write a definition for each of these words or expressions. 1 buy in bulk 2 buy on credit 3 cash 4 credit card 5 currency if you need to borrow a large sum of money. ...It means the bank actually owns the first and then you pay monthly (10). Challenge! Write sentences which make sense with these replies. 1 6 in the red 7 investment 8 rate of exchange 9 salary 10 wage​

Answer 1

1. MUM: Well, we have a current account where we (1) earn any money we make. Then we can (2) withdraw money from the account when we need to (3) pay bills.
2. CHILD: How do you know how much money you've got?
3. MUM: They send us a (4) statement every month telling us how much.
4. CHILD: What if you spend more than you've got?
5. MUM: Then you're (5) overdrawn and the bank usually (6) charges you interest.
6. CHILD: What else do banks do?
7. MUM: Well, you can get a bank (7) loan if you need to borrow a large sum of money.
8. CHILD: To buy a house, for example?
9. MUM: That's right. That's usually called a (8) mortgage. It means the bank actually owns the house until you've paid the money back.
10. CHILD: How do you pay the money back?
11. MUM: You pay a (9) deposit first and then you pay monthly (10) instalments.

53.2
1. buy in bulk - purchasing large quantities of a product at once, usually at a discounted price
2. buy on credit - purchasing items now and paying for them later, typically through a credit account
3. cash - physical money in the form of coins and banknotes
4. credit card - a card issued by a bank that allows the cardholder to purchase goods and services on credit
5. currency - a system of money used in a specific country or region
6. in the red - having a negative balance in a bank account
7. investment - putting money into assets with the expectation of earning a profit or return
8. rate of exchange - the value of one currency compared to another
9. salary - a fixed regular payment, usually monthly or annually, made by an employer to an employee
10. wage - a regular payment, usually hourly or daily, made by an employer to an employee for work done

53.3
1. Person A: "I just bought a small bottle of water for $5!"
Person B: "What a rip-off!"

2. Person A: "My friend only gave me a 1% discount on the item I bought from his store."
Person B: "How stingy!"

3. Person A: "The new smartphone I want is priced at $2,000!"
Person B: "That will cost you an arm and a leg!"