
Budgeting? Saving plans! ![]() Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 Name something that you later regretted spending money on. Q3 Name the most expensive thing you have ever purchased and where the money came from (e.g., earnings from a job, birthday savings, parents, etc.). Q4 Has money ever caused you stress? Q5 (Follow-up question to Q4) What do you do to lessen stress? Q6 If you could give your younger self money-related advice, what would it be? Q7 Do you spend differently when you pay with cash versus a “cashless” method (e.g., mobile scans, debit or credit cards, etc.)? Q8 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions drench soak Example 1 I was caught in the storm and got drenched in rain to the skin. Example 2 The pancakes became mushy, drenched in maple syrup and butter. bewilder to confuse someone Example 1 The thought of retirement still bewildered her. Example 2 The security agents at the airport were bewildered when their K9 sniffers detected uncooked sausage. compile put together Example 1 Let’s compile a list of restaurants we might go to. Example 2 After compiling the program, the engineer was ready to go. impulse a sudden and strong urge to do something Example 1 I’m compelled to say that, although I may have looked calm, I experienced a strong impulse to scream. Example 2 It was an impulse buy. The car was totally out of my budget, but I couldn’t resist the temptation. |
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