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The Thrift Quiz
The word that is closest in meaning to thrift is:
Thriving
Saving
Protecting
Being generous is:
The opposite of being thrifty
The same as being thrifty
A part of being thrifty
Borrowing money:
Can be a good if it will increase your wealth in the future
Is never a good idea
Can be good if it's for something that you really want
Thrift is:
Wise use of money
Always buying the least expensive thing
Getting as much money as possible
Thrift focuses on:
Earning
Planning
Saving
All of the above
The OPPOSITE of thrifty is:
Selfish
Wasteful
Generous
A thrifty person believes what I have:
Is my private property to use as I wish
Is a gift to be used for myself and others
Belongs to the community
Over a lifetime, a thrifty person will probably:
Spend less than a person who is not thrifty
Spend more than a person who is not thrifty
Spend about the same as a person who is not thrifty
In order to help the economy grow, it is better for Americans to:
Save more
Spend more
In your opinion, if Americans became more thrifty, what difference would it make?
It would be good for the country
It wouldn't make much difference
It would hurt the country
Why Thrift Matters:
How Thrifty Are Americans?
The Thrift Quiz and Thrift Index
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