Preparing for College FINAL

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1. The price for many free applications on the Internet includes

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A. a request for a password.

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B. a reduced processing speed.

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C. a small fee for uploads.

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D. allowing a cookie to be put on your computer.

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A. they can be sold to other students.

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B. they come with supplements.

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C. they are faster to read.

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D. they are searchable.

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A. An audio or video recording of instructional or entertaining material that can be accessed on the Internet

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B. A Web-based public diary in which a writer provides written commentary

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C. A Web-based public diary in which a writer provides video-based commentary

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D. A way to get to know your instructor better

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A. An audio or video recording of instructional material that can be accessed on the Internet

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B. A Web-based public diary in which a writer provides written commentary

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C. A Web-based public diary in which a writer provides video-based commentary

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D. A collaborative wiki

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A. An audio or video recording of instructional material that can be accessed on the Internet

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B. A Web-based public diary in which a writer provides written commentary

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C. A Web-based public diary in which a writer provides video-based commentary

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D. A collaborative wiki

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A. Facebook and Myspace are designed for social interactions.

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B. Employers don't access social networking sites when making hiring decisions

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C. You can control your privacy settings on social networking sites.

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D. Group work is an essential part of post-secondary education.

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A. Professional networking

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B. Social networking

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C. Online private workspace

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D. Online shared workspace

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A. the number of students.

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B. the nature of interaction between instructor and students.

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C. the number of normative hours.

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D. the number of assignments.

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A. the need for extra discipline and time management skills

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B. the lack of opportunities to develop your writing skills.

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C. the number of class hours.

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D. the number of assignments.

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A. the immediacy of feedback.

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B. the carefully structured pace.

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C. the potential for more online contact with your professor.

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D. the lack of written assignments.

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A. Guidelines for demonstrating civility and respect in an online environment

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B. Guidelines for demonstrating civility and respect in an offline environment

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C. Guidelines for demonstrating excellence

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D. Guidelines for etiquette when online gaming

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A. Symbols that show the writer is not being serious in his/her comments

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B. Symbols used instead of punctuation in email or text messages

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C. Symbols used to provide information on the emotion that the writer wants the reader to feel

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D. Symbols used in email or text message that provide information on the emotion that the writer is trying to convey

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A. You should use different email addresses, depending on purpose.

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B. You should use the same email address for social and job-seeking purposes.

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C. Consider carefully the tone you convey in an email.

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D. Consider carefully the content you put in an email.

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A. Funding applications.

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B. Funding applications due at noon.

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C. Funding applications due at noon on Oct 17

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D. Important: funding applications due.

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A. write separate emails for each topic.

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B. include all topics in one email.

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C. use more abbreviations in the email to keep it short.

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D. include the topics as attachments.

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A. the ability to determine where information can be found.

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B. the ability to determine what information is true.

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C. the ability to determine what information is necessary, and then to locate, evaluate, credit, and effectively use that information.

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D. the ability to synthesize information from a variety of sources.

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A. an electronic, organized body of information on a related topic, or dealing with related media.

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B. a series of volumes that attempt to cover the entire range of knowledge.

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C. a list of all the materials held in the library, as well as their locations.

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D. a way to search by subject, date range, abstract, or author.

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A. use public computers whenever possible.

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B. accept cookies from free websites.

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C. set your browser to remember your passwords.

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D. adjust your social media settings to restrict access to your information

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A. Quotation marks.

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B. Apostrophes.

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C. Punctuation.

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D. Equal signs.

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A. denote that the word can have more than one ending.

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B. denote a phrase that should appear in its entirety.

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C. denote terms that you do not want to appear in the results.

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D. denote words like AND, OR, AND NOT, and NEAR.

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A. denote that the word can have more than one ending

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B. denote a phrase that should appear in its entirety.

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C. denote terms that you do not want to appear in the results.

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D. denote words like AND, OR, AND NOT, and NEAR.

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A. borrow generously from his or her previous work.

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B. alter the paper's appearance slightly by changing key words and phrases.

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C. copy significant portions of text from a single source without alteration.

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D. turn in another's work, word-for-word, as his or her own

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A. borrow generously from his or her previous work.

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B. alter the paper's appearance slightly by changing key words and phrases.

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C. copy significant portions of text from a single source without alteration.

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D. turn in another's work, word-for-word, as his or her own.

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A. borrow generously from his or her previous work.

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B. alter the paper's appearance slightly by changing key words and phrases.

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C. copy significant portions of text from a single source without alteration

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D. turn in another's work, word-for-word, as his or her own.

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A. borrow generously from his or her previous work.

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B. alter the paper's appearance slightly by changing key words and phrases.

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C. copy significant portions of text from a single source without alteration.

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D. turn in another's work, word-for-word, as his or her own.

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A. the writer copies from several different sources.

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B. the writer takes the time to paraphrase from several sources.

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C. the writer provides inaccurate information regarding sources.

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D. the writer neglects to include specific information on the location of the material referenced.

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A. copy from several different sources.

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B. take the time to paraphrase from several sources.

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C. provide inaccurate information regarding sources.

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D. neglect to include specific information on the location of the material referenced.

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A. an outline.

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B. a thesis.

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C. a defence.

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D. an argument.

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A. an outline.

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B. a defence.

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C. an argument.

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D. an action.

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A. explore your topic.

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B. generate your topic.

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C. write without an outline.

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D. write in one step.

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A. Outline

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B. Mind map

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C. Organize research

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A. Outline

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B. Mind map

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C. Organize research

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A. writing the whole essay at once.

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B. writing before outlining.

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C. writing immediately after eating.

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D. writing immediately upon waking up in the morning.

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A. Title of the assignment only

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B. Title of the assignment, title of the professor, and the date the assignment was handed in

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C. Title of the assignment, the date the assignment is due, and the date the assignment was handed in

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D. Title of the assignment, your name and student number, and the course code

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A. A few paragraphs outlining the scope and the main topics

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B. Highlights and recommendations

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C. Main topics and subtopics

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D. A list of topics and subtopics

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A. A few paragraphs outlining the scope and the main

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B. Highlights and recommendations

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C. Main topics and subtopics

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D. A list of topics and subtopics

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A. A few paragraphs outlining the scope and the main topics

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B. Highlights and recommendations

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C. Main topics and subtopics

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D. A list of topics and subtopics

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A. A list of topics and subtopics

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B. A list of conclusions

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C. A list of sources used

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D. A list of graphs, diagrams, and supporting articles

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A. Major topics and subtopics

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B. Graphs, diagrams, and supporting articles

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C. Works cited

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D. Conclusions and recommendations

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A. Such anxiety is caused because you cannot control the audience's reaction.

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B. Such anxiety is normal.

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C. Practiced presenters feel no anxiety.

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D. Practised presenters usually feel a bit anxious.

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A. your grade.

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B. your audience

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C. your subtopics.

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D. your table of contents.

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A. playing different parts in your friends' lives.

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B. seeing yourself in different roles in the decision.

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C. working through different scripts in your head to envision potential outcomes.

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D. thinking through the most favourable alternative to determine the outcome.

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A. Act on your gut instinct right away.

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B. Delay until the situation changes.

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C. Compartmentalize (break down/chunking) the problem.

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D. Choose the quickest and easiest solution.

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A. the process depicted in decision trees.

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B. the process depicted in freewriting.

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C. the process of deciding among various alternatives.

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D. the mental activity involved in generating a set of alternative courses of action to enhance decision-making.

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A. breaking a problem down into two pieces.

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B. breaking a problem down into smaller, more manageable pieces

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C. dividing a problem into parts you can solve and parts that you can't solve.

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D. dividing a problem into parts that are short-term and long-term.

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A. intuitive or feeling-based.

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B. reasonable, reflective thinking that is focused on deciding what to believe or do.

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C. based on the opinions of others.

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D. based on information gathered over time.

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A. the pros and cons.

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B. the alternatives.

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C. the end you have in mind

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D. the criteria.

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A. the context of your entire life.

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B. the alternatives.

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C. the pros and cons.

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D. how fast the decision will take effect.

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A. make a rough estimate of the likelihood that an outcome will come to pass.

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B. toss a coin.

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C. assign a precise number to the likelihood that an outcome will come to pass.

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D. rate the chances that the outcome will come to pass.

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A. Generating alternatives

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B. Being as clear as you can about what the problem is

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C. Generating solutions

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D. Taking another's perspective

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A. We may be unaware of the assumptions that underlie our thinking.

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B. We accept some bit of information as a fact.

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C. We confuse fact with opinion.

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D. We don't like to rely on common sense.

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A. a relationship

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B. causality.

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C. interference

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D. comparison.

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A. pre-existing friendships.

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. compatible schedules.

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C. Intellectual Intelligence.

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D. Emotional Intelligence.

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A. being able to instantly gratify oneself.

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B. being able to motivate oneself and persist in the face of frustrations.

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C. being able to motivate others.

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D. being able to sympathize with others.

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A. Adjourning

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B. Performing

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C. Norming

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D. Forming

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A. Performing

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B. Norming

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C. Storming

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D. Adjourning

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A. Forming

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B. Storming

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C. Norming

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D. Performing

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A. Forming

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B. Performing

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C. Storming

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D. Norming

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A. rephrase what the speaker has said.

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B. reframe what the speaker has said.

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C. ask questions.

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D. deal with distractions.

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A. Sociology

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B. Diversity

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C. Ethnicity

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D. Culture

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A. sociology

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B. diversity

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C. ethnicity

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D. culture

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A. Cultural competence

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C. Emotional intelligence

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D. Diversity training

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A. Culture

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B. Prejudice

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C. Ethnicity

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D. Discrimination

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A. Culture

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B. Prejudice

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C. Ethnicity

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D. Discrimination

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A. Stereotypes

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B. Prejudice

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C. Ethnicity

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D. Discrimination

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A. Montreal

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B. Vancouver

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C. Toronto

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A. A situation in which loser takes all

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B. A situation in which there can be two winners, or two losers

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C. A situation in which when one person wins, the other person automatically loses

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D. A situation in which both parties walk away with something they want

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A. Pre-existing conditions.

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B. Cataclysmic events.

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C. Personal stressors.

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D. Daily hassles.

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A. Pre-existing conditions.

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B. Cataclysmic events.

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C. Personal stressors.

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D. Daily hassles.

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A. pre-existing conditions.

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B. cataclysmic events.

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C. personal stressors.

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D. daily hassles.

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A. your degree of self-actualization and your work-life balance

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B. your ability to totally relax.

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C. your support system.

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D. your workload.

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A. emotionally intelligent.

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B. emotionally reactive.

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C. resilient and self-confident.

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D. a female member of the baby boomer generation.

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A. emotionally intelligent.

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B. emotionally reactive.

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C. resilient and self-confident.

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D. a female member of the baby boomer generation.

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A. be driven by emotion.

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B. act on their intuition.

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C. do things with reflection and intention.

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D. overwhelmed often.

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A. optimistic, positive, and hopeful in focus.

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B. an assertive communicator.

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C. better at coping with stress.

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D. pessimistic and sarcastic

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A. social assistance.

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B. social support

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C. close friends.

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D. meditation.

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A. social support.

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B. religion.

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C. meditation

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A. boring.

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C. happier.

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A. update your status.

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B. clean out your closet

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C. identify your priorities

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D. finish gaming.

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A. keep your problems to yourself.

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B. communicate with others about your obligations.

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C. put your own needs last.

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D. fill every spare minute with work.

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A. Talk to someone

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B. Distract your mind

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C. Change your thinking style

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D. Spend time outdoors

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A. 1-2 hours.

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B. 3-4 hours.

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C. 6-8 hours.

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D. 8-12 hours.

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A. Your parents' money

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B. Money for clothing, electronics, and partying

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C. Money left over after paying taxes and contributions to social insurance plans

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D. Money left over after paying car loans and credit card payments

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A. A formal plan that accounts and plans for income and expenditures

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B. An informal plan that tracks income and expenditures

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C. An ideal strategy for where your money will go

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D. A list of expenditures, itemized and prioritized

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A. transparency.

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B. security.

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C. free money.

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D. justification for wants.

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A. plan for all your needs.

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B. go through any records you've kept to identify where you've spent money over the last year.

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C. plan for all your wants.

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D. find out when you are likely to get your income tax refund.

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A. set aside $50 a week for cover all those items.

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B. don't worry about expenditures under $2.

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C. record everything for which you have a receipt.

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D. jot down everything you spend for one week in a notebook that you carry with you all the time.

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A. Read your flyer ahead of time and plan menus around items on sale

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B. Shop when you're hungry.

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C. Always buy the same items.

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D. Shop when you've got a limited amount of time.

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A. Pay the interest on your balance every month.

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B. Use the "grace period" as an interest-free loan.

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C. Use only department store credit cards.

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D. Only use credit cards for cash advances.

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A. It's a great way to finance your lifestyle.

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B. It's a quick way to get new merchandise from a department store.

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C. It is one of the most accepted forms of payment worldwide.

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D. It's a good form of cash advance.

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A. A judgment by an employment agency about your credit worthiness

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B. A judgment by a credit reporting agency about your credit worthiness

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C. A judgment by a credit reporting agency about your employment worthiness

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D. A judgment by a government agency about your loan worthiness

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A. If you want more credit than you have

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B. If you want a prestigious credit card

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C. If you cannot work out a repayment plan on your own

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D. If you want to increase your student loan

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B. Shelter

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A. College $5,300; University $7,300

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B. College $9,400; University $1,530

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C. College $11,800, University $22,700

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D. College $12,700, University $32,000

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A. 283 Months (more than 23 years)

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B. 125 Months (more than 10 years)

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C. 62 Months (more than 5 years)

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D. 38 Months (more than 3 years)

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A. $38, 925

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B. $58, 825

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C. $96, 825

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D. $173, 825

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A. Budget $8,000, Spend $7,000

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B. Budget $9,000, Spend $14,000

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C. Budget $14,000, Spend $27,000

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D. Budget $19,000, Spend $19,000

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A. Interest

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B. Securities

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C. Savings

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A. Tax Free Security Allowance

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B. Tax Free Savings Account

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C. Tax Free Social Allowance

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D. Tri Federal Savings Account

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A. Delay impulse buys

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B. Automate all bills and savings

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C. Use multiple credit cards to pay each other off

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D. Avoid student loans

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