How to cut the costs of home ownership - Exam
A) Skip home maintenance B) Buy more furniture C) Increase utility usage D) Refinance your mortgage
A) Over-improve your home B) Appeal your property tax assessment C) Ignore tax bills D) Donate to political campaigns
A) Increase your risks B) Buy the cheapest policy regardless of coverage C) Never file claims D) Shop around for quotes annually
A) Open all windows in winter B) Use incandescent bulbs only C) Improve insulation D) Run appliances during peak hours
A) Leave the tap running while brushing teeth B) Install low-flow showerheads C) Ignore leaky faucets D) Water your lawn daily regardless of rain
A) DIY small repairs B) Negotiate prices C) Always hire the most expensive contractor D) Get multiple quotes
A) Maintain your own lawn B) Hire a landscaping company for everything C) Ignore weeds D) Use excessive amounts of fertilizer
A) Use disposable wipes for everything B) Clean infrequently C) Buy expensive, brand-name products D) Make your own cleaning solutions
A) Track your expenses B) Ignore bills C) Spend impulsively D) Avoid budgeting entirely
A) Destroy your yard B) Neglect maintenance C) Rent out a spare room D) Ignore zoning laws
A) Old refrigerator B) Dumb doorbell C) Smart thermostat D) Regular toaster
A) Never negotiate prices B) Shop at thrift stores C) Ignore furniture sales D) Always buy new, expensive furniture
A) Add more premium channels B) Ignore cheaper internet options C) Cut the cord and stream content D) Never negotiate with your provider
A) Ignore the local climate B) Use excessive water C) Plant native plants D) Plant exotic, high-maintenance species
A) Pour it down the drain B) Collect it for watering plants C) Let it flood your basement D) Contaminate it with chemicals
A) Installing a gold-plated toilet B) Kitchen or bathroom remodel C) Adding a bowling alley D) Painting your house neon pink
A) Never maintain your car B) Buy a gas-guzzling vehicle C) Walk or bike for short trips D) Drive everywhere regardless of distance
A) Buying single-use items B) Ignoring recycling programs C) Composting food scraps D) Throwing everything away
A) Make your own decorations B) Overspend on expensive decorations C) Buy new decorations every year D) Never reuse decorations
A) Incandescent lighting B) LED lighting C) Halogen lighting D) Candles
A) Shop when hungry B) Plan your meals and make a list C) Buy a lot of snacks D) Ignore sales and coupons
A) Never cleaning them B) Overloading them C) Ignoring any problems D) Regular cleaning and maintenance
A) A type of house paint B) A free vacation giveaway C) A loan product for buying a home D) Service contract covering appliance/system repairs
A) Install solar panels B) Increase energy consumption C) Ignore environmental concerns D) Burn excessive fossil fuels
A) Leave doors unlocked B) Avoid home security measures C) Install a DIY security system D) Tell everyone your vacation plans
A) Seal drafts around windows and doors B) Open windows to let in the cold air C) Set the thermostat to the highest setting D) Ignore insulation problems
A) Keep curtains open during the day B) Set the thermostat to the lowest setting C) Use ceiling fans to circulate air D) Never use fans
A) Never clean your house B) Ignore pest problems until they're severe C) Leave food out in the open D) Seal cracks and crevices to prevent entry
A) Learn basic home repair skills B) Attempt complex repairs without knowledge C) Ignore necessary repairs D) Hire professionals for everything, no matter how small
A) They cause appliances to use more power B) They reduce vampire energy consumption C) They increase appliance lifespan D) They're purely for decoration |
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