Money Nov 2021

Question 1

MEANING

A.T.M

Answer 1

Cash dispenser

Question 2

Banknote

Answer 2

piece of paper money;

Question 3

person dealing with cash transactions in a bank, store

Answer 3

Cashier

Question 4

n. the money in use or circulation in a particular country.

Answer 4

Currency

Question 5

currency of other countries.

Answer 5

Foreing currency

Question 6

cash fund for small, everyday expenses.

Answer 6

Petty cash

Question 7

without money

Answer 7

Broke

Question 8

document that keeps record of the money put into and taken out of a bank account.

Answer 8

Bank statement

Question 9

. an amount of money that has been saved or has been made available for a particular purpose.

Answer 9

Funds

Question 10

argue about something before reaching an agreement, especially about the cost of something that you are buying.

Answer 10

Haggle

Question 11

o receive money from somebody when they die.

Answer 11

Inherit

Question 12

To be in debt to someone:

Answer 12

Owe

Question 13

Pay back money received; reimburse

Answer 13

Refund

Question 14

Small sum of money given to a waiter, taxi driver, etc. to thank them for their services.

Answer 14

Tip

Question 15

your house or land, you use it as a guarantee (a promise/agreement) to a company in order to borrow money from them.

Answer 15

Mortage

Question 16

n. a list of employees and the amount of money they are to be paid.

Answer 16

Payroll

Question 17

This phrase is used when you want to mock someone who spends without thinking. It means that money is hard to earn.

Answer 17

Money doesn’t grow on trees

Question 18

Squirrels have this amusing habit of storing away large amounts of food in secret places for the winter. When someone does the same thing with money, we use this idiom. Generally, someone does this so they have a substantial amount of money they can use in times of crisis.
Example:
Luckily, I had … around ten thousand dollars that helped me a lot during the recession.

Answer 18

squirreled away money

Question 19

Something is far too costly and you cannot afford it.
Example:
There is no way I can go on vacation to Miami. I will need to … just to buy the plane tickets.

Answer 19

Break the bank

Question 20

In terms of money, it is used for the work you do to earn your basic income, with which you can feed yourself and your family.
Example:
Although I like writing novels, being a banker is my…

Answer 20

bread and butter

Question 21

to have absolutely no money. It is informally used to mean that you are having difficulty buying even basic things like good food or bus tickets.
Example:
With this salary, I am always… by the end of the month. I think I need to find another job.

Answer 21

flat broke

Question 22

When you give a rough estimate of some calculations involving money, you use this idiom.
Example:
Although I will have to check how much this house will cost you exactly, I can give a… of around ten Thousand per month.

Answer 22

ball park figure

Question 23

when you’ve identified a complex issue that’s been puzzling your team. Because what you’ve identified as being the issue is correct.
Example:
Tom is … when he says that the problem we have is not with the software but its vulnerability to hackers.

Answer 23

on the money

Question 24

Pay for something, especially expensive.
Example:
This month has been especially difficult financially because I’ve had to … for the extra work we needed done on the website. And that work wasn’t cheap.

Answer 24

foot the bill