| 1. When you look to see how much money you have made (or lost!) you - |
| cheque up |
pay up |
pay down |
cash up |
right |
wrong |
| 2. The part of a cheque that stays in the book when you have torn out the rest is the - |
| stub |
stump |
stick |
stab |
right |
wrong |
| 3. When you turn a cheque into money, you ........ it. |
| convert |
cash |
exchange |
bounce |
right |
wrong |
| 4. If the bank rejuects someones cheque, it has been - |
| converted |
cashed |
exchanged |
bounced |
right |
wrong |
| 5. The crime of getting money by telling lies is called - |
| fraud |
embezzlement |
blackmail |
cheating |
right |
wrong |
| 6. A paper that lets you use something cheaply or for free is called a - |
| cheque |
ticket |
voucher |
indemnity |
right |
wrong |
| 7. Something extra (but not money) that you get from your work is called a - |
| pack |
peak |
perk |
park |
right |
wrong |
| 8. If you receive something for less than the usual price, you receive a - |
| discount |
recount |
cashback |
payout |
right |
wrong |
| 9. The things you use for doing something are collectively called the - |
| cat |
kit |
bits |
kids |
right |
wrong |
| 10. An office or shop which is seperate from the main one is a - |
| twig |
root |
branch |
leaf |
right |
wrong |
| 11. Something that can be given for someone else to use is - |
| replaceable |
passable |
recyclable |
transferable |
right |
wrong |
| 12. When you say that you should be given something, this is a - |
| claim |
recall |
petition |
pestering |
right |
wrong |
| 13. When you are given money to allow you to do your job, you have an ..... account. |
| credit |
paying in |
debit |
expense |
right |
wrong |
| 14. If you get something extra (like more money), this is a - |
| bonus |
bargain |
betterment |
boon |
right |
wrong |
| 15. Workers who lose their jobs because they are not needed any more receive a ........ payment. |
| job loss |
new start |
reclamation |
redundancy |
right |
wrong |
