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- 1. Multiple Choice
When you get a job, how do you get paid?
Money is deposited into a bank account
Cash
Cheque
Can be any of the above
- 2. Multiple Choice
What is tax?
Money taken from your pay to give to the government
Extra money you receive
Money earned from your bank account
None of the above
- 3. Multiple Choice
Deductions are amounts taken from your pay. These may include:
Superannuation (money set aside for your retirement)
Tax
Insurance
All of the above
- 4. Multiple Choice
The amount you receive every week before deductions are taken out is called:
Net pay
Gross Pay
Annual pay
Hourly rate
- 5. Multiple Choice
The amount you receive every week after deductions are taken out is called:
Net pay
Gross pay
Annual pay
Hourly rate
- 6. Multiple Choice
When you get a job you could be paid:
A wage (hourly rate + overtime)
A salary (annual rate)
Commission (an amount based on how much you sell)
Any of the above
- 7. Multiple Choice
Legally you must receive the following amount for any work you do:
At least $10 per hour
Free things
Overtime
The minimum hourly rate outlined in the Award
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which of the following jobs is likely to be paid more?
A trainee (studying a TAFE course)
A qualified tradesperson
A University trained employee
A retail worker (no qualifications)
- 9. Multiple Choice
A salary is:
A type of pay that is not taxed
A set amount you get paid each pay period regardless of the number of hours you worked
Hourly rate x number of hours + overtime
Bonus pay for doing a good job
- 10. Multiple Choice
Overtime is:
Extra money paid for working more than the minimum number of hours each week
A deduction for working back late
A deduction for not turning up to work on time
Extra money paid because the boss likes you
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