A Team Flashcards
To win
direct trade or exchange of good without pay
barter
comparing two things without like or as
metaphor
force of attraction between all objects
gravity
sum or percentage paid to an agent for his services
commission
numbers added together
addends
term for king or queen
monarch
scientist .. objects at rest stay at rest and objects in motion stay in motion
Isaac Newton
part of speech to take place of a noun
pronoun
digit in the hundreds is how many times less than a digit in the hundred thousands
1,000
failure to pay a loan when payment is due
default
social students term in colonial america learning a trade
apprentice
family of violin
string
three forms of precipitation
snow, sleet, hail, rain, dew, frost
algebraic term for 6 times a number , R decrease by 12
6r -12
state of matter with no definite shape or volume
gas
something that produce light, heat, motion
energy
two word term defined as the amount of money earned in a pay period before any taxes or payroll deductions have been subtracted
gross income
two factors that affect how bright a star is
distance, size,
(6 + w ) X 3 w = 4
30
figure of speech .. first consonant
alliteration
nine letter work that means variety of people
diversity
economic term buying products from other countries
import
greek roots
bio - life, tele- distant, scope- see and graph- write
Tree roots cracking foundation
weathering
US branch of government that makes laws
legislative
number of players in a bass trio
3
product of 324 and 15
4860
supply of product or products on hand
inventory
volume of a rectangular prism is 108 cubic feet
Determine the feet the height of the prism give that has a length of 4 feet and width 3
9
105 minutes is equivalent to what amount of time
1 hour, 45 minutes; 1 3/4 hour, 6300 seconds
multiple meaning word the teacher uses: in math, the square ___ and in science provide stems and leaves with water
root
water cycle is evaporated and then released from the cloud
precipitation
geographical term distance measured by degrees or time east or west of prime meridian
longitude
forces are balanced
do not cause a change in direction
statement adopted by the Second Contintental Congress explaining why the colonies wanted independence from Britain
Declaration of Independence
steps in the writing process
plan,draft,revise,edit
one or ones not renewable forms of energy
limestone, coal nonrenewable
not human features of geography
mountains, climate
prefixes correctly matched
anti-against; mono-one, auto- self
unprocessed natural products used in the production of final goods and services
raw materials
amount of money being borrowed before interest
principal
wise use of natural resources
conservation
large supply of resources
abundant resources
money available to a client at a bank
account
the method of informing consumers about a good or service
advertisement
one who advertises
advertiser
alternative cost
opportunity cost
choices
alternatives
the interest rate or the cost of credit for one year
APR Annual Percentage Rate
an arrangement in which a product is assembled by workers
assembly line
atm
Automatic Teller Machine
Available Credit
the preset amount of credit available on a credit card
average earnings of persons in a specific market area
average per capita income
average earning of families in a a specific market area
average per family income
a business that stores money and exchanges and lends money
bank
anything that is helpful or advantageous
benefit
to use money belonging to another person or financial institution, usually by agreeing to pay interest for the use of money
borrow money
a plan for use of time, money, and resources
budget
a basic economic unit; an organization involved in the buying of and hiring of resources to produce a good or service with the intention of making a profit
business
a professional who systematically manages the tasks of business to achieve success
business planner
one of the factors of production; man made resource used in production
capital
goods made by people
capital resources
an economic systems based on private ownership of property
capitalism
interest paid to a business when the firm allows one to purchase goods or services on credit
carrying charge or finance charge
coins, currency
cash
a written order to a bank to pay a certain amount of money from one person’s account to a business or some other person
check
a bank, credit union or other financial institution account that is available on demand
checking account
what someone must make when faced with two or more alternative uses fro a resource
choice
a model or an economy showing the interactions between households and business firms as they exchange goods and services
circular flow
a piece of metal stamped with a design
coin
the efforts of two or more businesses to secure the consumer’s business
competition
a market in which there are many buyers and sellers
competitive market
interest paid upon money deposited in an account and also on all the interest already earned by the deposit
compound interest
to buy or use good and or services
consume
people or businesses whose wants are satisfied by using goods or services
consumers
tangible objects
consumer goods
chartered by the state, a business that operated as a legal entity separate from its owner
corporation
a person who shares the responsibility of the loan with the primary borrower
co signer
the maximum amount that a borrower can borrow on a particular loan or credit card
credit limit
the full price one pays for a good or service if one buys it on credit
credit price
a measure of a borrower’s credit worthiness based on the borrower’s resources and character
credit rating
a company that gathers information about the credit history
credit reporting agency
a cooperative group that holds savings and makes loans to its members
credit union
standards used for making a decision
criteria
the total price of the product or service plus the finance charge
deferred payment price
a schedule or how much consumers are willing and able to buy at all possible prices during some time period
demand
component of the money supply; a deposit in a financial institutional account that may be withdrawn or transferred to another person or business upon demand for example writing a check or using a debit card
demand deposit
statistical characteristics of populations such as age, income, gender
demographics
the act of putting money into an account in bank or other financial institutions or the sum of money put into the bank or
deposit
the yearly decline in the value of something
depreciation
income not committed to a particular use and can be used flexibly on whatever someone what to purchase
disposable income
the part of the productive process in which a good is transported to a geographical location where it can be used to satisfy the wants and needs of consumers
distribution
one who is involved in the process of distribution
distributor
the process whereby worked perform only a single task or very few steps of a major production task
division of labor