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I got a huge......... at work yesterday. Our company's profits have steadily increased over the past year, and our general manager decided to give our department a big one.
- Discount
- Bonus
- Income
- Grant

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I......... about $1000 more per month than Geoff does. We work at the same company, but I'm in management, and he's in an entry-level position.
- Earn
- Bring
- Take
- Gain
Correct Answer

A. Earn

Explanation

The word "earn" is the correct answer because it means to receive money in exchange for work or services. In the given sentence, the speaker is comparing their monthly income to Geoff's and stating that they earn about $1000 more per month. This implies that the speaker is receiving a higher salary or income compared to Geoff, indicating that they earn more money.

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I used to be paid by the hour, but now because I'm in management, I'm paid a monthly ..........
- Wage
- Salary
- Debit
- Credit
Correct Answer

A. Salary

Explanation

The correct answer is salary. The speaker states that they used to be paid by the hour, but now that they are in management, they are paid a monthly amount. This indicates that they are now receiving a fixed amount of money each month, which is characteristic of a salary.

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I got a 20% ......... last month because of my excellent work performance over the past year.
- Raise
- Interest
- Sum
- Fund
Correct Answer

A. Raise

Explanation

The correct answer is "raise." In the sentence, the speaker mentions receiving a 20% something last month due to their excellent work performance over the past year. The word "raise" fits perfectly in this context as it refers to an increase in salary or wages, which is commonly given to employees as a reward for their good performance.

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When I applied for a mortgage, the loan officer wanted to know my ......... monthly income, which is the amount I'm paid before tax is withheld.
- Net
- Gross
- Raw
- Sum
Correct Answer

A. Gross

Explanation

The correct answer is "gross." When applying for a mortgage, the loan officer is interested in knowing the gross monthly income, which refers to the total amount of income earned before any deductions or taxes are taken out. This is important because it gives the loan officer an understanding of the borrower's overall financial situation and ability to repay the mortgage.

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Tim works by the hour, so he's paid hourly ..........
- Funds
- Wages
- Charges
- Salary
Correct Answer

A. Wages

Explanation

A wage is better because you get paid for how many hours you work, while, with a salary, you get a set amount of payment. An example of a job that gets a salary is a teacher. It doesn't matter how much homework they grade over weekends and vacations, they get the same amount of money.

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......... income is the amount you receive once tax has been withheld from your salary.
- Gross
- Net
- Credit
- Subtotal
Correct Answer

A. Net

Explanation

Net income is the amount of money an individual receives after taxes and other deductions have been taken out of their gross income. It represents the actual amount of money that a person takes home and can use for expenses and savings. Therefore, net income is the correct answer as it accurately describes the amount received after tax withholding.

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I earned extra ......... by taking on a second job over the Christmas season, so I have to remember to include that money in my tax return.
- Waivers
- Income
- Credits
- Salary
Correct Answer

A. Income

Explanation

The correct answer is "income" because the sentence states that the person earned extra money by taking on a second job over the Christmas season. Income refers to the money earned from employment or other sources, which needs to be included in the tax return.

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"My yearly ......... are higher than yours, and I have a better credit rating, so I should apply for the car loan. I think we'll get a better interest rate that way," Kevin explained to his girlfriend.
- Books
- Earnings
- Salaries
- Debts
Correct Answer

A. Earnings

Explanation

Kevin is comparing his financial situation to his girlfriend's in order to justify why he should apply for the car loan. He mentions that his "yearly earnings" are higher than hers, indicating that he makes more money. This suggests that he has a higher income and is therefore more likely to be approved for the loan and potentially receive a better interest rate.

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I have to make more ......... this year in order to pay off my credit card debt.
- Rent
- Debits
- Wage
- Money
Correct Answer

A. Money

Explanation

In order to pay off credit card debt, the person needs to make more money. This suggests that they need to increase their income in order to have enough funds to pay off their debt. Rent, debits, and wage are not relevant in this context as they do not directly contribute to generating additional funds.

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I got a huge......... at work yesterday. Our company's profits have steadily increased over the past year, and our general manager decided to give our department a big one.

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I......... about $1000 more per month than Geoff does. We work at the same company, but I'm in management, and he's in an entry-level position.

I used to be paid by the hour, but now because I'm in management, I'm paid a monthly ..........

I got a 20% ......... last month because of my excellent work performance over the past year.

When I applied for a mortgage, the loan officer wanted to know my ......... monthly income, which is the amount I'm paid before tax is withheld.

Tim works by the hour, so he's paid hourly ..........

......... income is the amount you receive once tax has been withheld from your salary.

I earned extra ......... by taking on a second job over the Christmas season, so I have to remember to include that money in my tax return.

"My yearly ......... are higher than yours, and I have a better credit rating, so I should apply for the car loan. I think we'll get a better interest rate that way," Kevin explained to his girlfriend.

I have to make more ......... this year in order to pay off my credit card debt.