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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Most of the 101 SURE WAYS TO SAVE MONEY have what added benefit?

2. If people stop buying any extras at all, what are they in danger of doing?

3. What is the main purpose of the wall chart?

4. How should program participants adjust their medical insurance?

5. What are 1,001 SURE WAYS TO SAVE MONEY?

Short Essay Questions

1. What will participants inevitably end up doing if they strive to maximize income and minimize expenses? As a result, what should they do next?

2. What are 1,000,001 SURE WAYS TO SAVE MONEY?

3. What span of time should the wall chart cover? Why?

4. What job-hunting advice is included in the book?

5. What is Step 7? What are the advantages of following this step?

6. What are 1,001 SURE WAYS TO SAVE MONEY?

7. Why is it unwise to seek employment in an area involving a person's passion?

8. Why are most people happier when their jobs are not related to their passions?

9. How should investment income be tracked on the wall chart? What is the significance of this number?

10. What are a person's options, once he reaches his crossover point?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

According to the authors, why does money have no intrinsic value? What are the four perspectives of money? Which perspectives do the authors reject? Why? Which perspective do the authors advocate? Why?

Essay Topic 2

As expressed by the authors in Chapter 9, what impact would their financial program have on culture, living conditions, the environment, and the economy, if most people followed it? Describe their predictions in detail, referring also to their descriptions in Chapter 1 of ways in which most Americans' current lifestyle is harmful to our culture, living conditions, the environment, and the economy.

Essay Topic 3

Why do the authors encourage program participants to calculate their real wage? Based on real wage, why should people sometimes consider changing to a lower-paying job? How does this jibe with the authors' advice elsewhere in the book, to maximize income?

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