Sayings Quiz: Money 1

1. "A fool and his money are soon parted" suggests that stupidity doesn't mix with: a) fools b) money c) partners

2. The saying "A good payer is master of another's purse" recommends: a) paying on time b) controlling your purse c) controlling other people's money

3. "Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise" is a recommendation not to go to bed: a) late b) early c) before getting up

4. Someone who believes that "health is better than wealth" would probably prefer to be: a) financially healthy and physically ill b) rich, with a heart condition c) poor, but in good shape physically

5. A parent might tell a child "money doesn't grow on trees" when the child: a) keeps asking for money and spends it carelessly b) asks where money comes from c) wants to plant a tree

6. "The love of money is the root of all evil" implies that all badness comes from: a) love b) monetary greed c) money

7. If the idea that "money makes money" is true, rich people can use their money to: a) help the poorer b) get richer c) mint money

8. If you believe the saying "Pay beforehand was never well served", you will always try to pay: a) after a job is done b) when you sign the contract c) before a summons is served

9. "The best things in life are free" is a saying suggesting that: a) the best thing of all is freedom b) money cannot buy life's best things c) you should help yourself to what you want

10. "Where there's muck there's money" suggests that rubbish can be used to create: a) more muck b) wealth c) methane gas