| A | B |
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| Balance | The amount of money in your account |
| Savings Account | A bank account that pays interest and only you can take money out |
| Withdrawl Slip | The form you use to take money out of the bank |
| Bank Statement | A report the bank sends you to show how much money you have in the bank |
| Checking Account | a bank account from which you can take money out wiht a check or debit card |
| Deposit | money put in a bank account |
| Check | a written order to pay money from your account to someone else |
| Minimum | the lowest amount of money you can keep in your checking account |
| Interest | money that a bank pays you to keep money in their bank |
| ATM | an automatic teller machine that lets you take money out of your account |
| Signature Card | a card you sign when you open your bank account |
| Deposit Slip | a form you must use when you put money in the bank |
| Receipt | a small piece of paper the bank gives you to tell you how much money you put in or took out of the bank |
| Check Register | A small chart where you write down the checks and deposits you put in the bank |
| pay check | A checkfrom where you work |
| paycheck stub | A form attatched to your pay check. |
| goss pay | The total amount you earn. |
| deductions | Money taken out of the pay check |
| net pay | The amount of your check after your deductions are taken out. |
| cash a check | Give a check to a bank and get the amount of money written on it. |
| teller | A person who stands behind the counter of a bank |
| endorse | Sign your name on the back of a check. |
| expenses | Payments. |
| budget | A plan for spending money. |
| retirement | When a person has stopped working. |
| social security | A government run retirement savings program. |
| Diet | What you eat and drink every day |
| Balanced Diet | Food that gives your body what it needs |
| Serving | What you eat at one time |
| Prepared Food | Food that something has been done to |
| Ingredients | Parts of prepared food (what's in the food) |
| Nutrition | Giving your body food to turn it into energy |
| Nutrients | The parts of food your body needs |
| Calories | Units of measuring the amount of energy your body gets from food |
| Vitamins | untrients your body needs |
| Aerobic exercise | activities that make your hart work harder |
| Addiction | a dependance on drugs |
| Germs | Tiny life forms that can cause disease |
| Risk | a chance something harmful might happen |
| Specialist | Doctors who treat only certain diseases |
| Cavity | A hole in a tooth |
| Medical License | A document that let the doctors give you health care |
| Symptom | S sign of being sick |
| Patient | The person the doctor is taking care of |
| Blood Pressure | The push of blood in your body |
| Treat | To work to treat you |
| Prescription | What the doctor writes you so you can get medicine at the drug store |
| Pharmacist | The person at the drug store that sells you medicine |
| Over-the-Counter Medicines | Medicine you can buy without a prescription |
| Ambulance | A special van that takes you to the hospital |
| Emergency | Something you must take care of quickly |
| Health Insurance | A way you can pay for your health care |
| Smoke Detector | Beeps when there is smoke |
| Fumes | gases given off by chemicals |
| Prepared | Ready |
| Fire Extinguisher | Puts out a fire |
| Food Stamps | Coupons issued by the government that can be used to buy food |
| Agency | A department or office that works on certain issues |
| TTY | text telephone yake; equiptment that helps people with speech or hearing problems use the telephone |
| Recreation | Activities to do for fun |
| CD-ROM | A computer laser disk filled with an enormous amount of information |
