A) paid by you after the government tells you how much you need to pay. B) paid to the City of Hamilton and withdrawn from your bank account every month. C) paid to the federal government and deducted from your gross pay. D) automatically refunded to you every April.
A) money that you must save yourself in case you lose your job. B) money deducted from your pay that can be used in case you lose your job. C) a lump-sum payment given to you by your employer if you lose your job. D) money given to you by the Ontario government when you are unable to work anymore.
A) always very expensive. B) an apartment that you can buy. C) a fancy apartment that you can rent. D) always part of a high-rise building.
A) has a "finished" basement with a full bathroom and kitchen. B) shares only one wall with a neighbour. C) is an "end unit" in a housing complex. D) is in very poor repair and has one wall that is open to the outside.
A) a townhouse B) a rented room C) a bachelor apartment D) the upstairs of a house
A) shelter B) hydro C) internet D) groceries
A) He is usually paid twice a month. And twice a year, he is paid three times in a month. B) He is always paid twice a month. C) He is paid every 25th of the month. D) When he is paid depends on his rate of pay.
A) laundry facilities B) gym C) swimming pool D) free parking space
A) the Cannabis Prevention Police B) a pension plan that all Canadians pay in to. C) the Canadian Provincial Police. D) a pension plan that only certain Canadians have access to.
A) $11,400 B) $962 C) $79.17 D) $9,500 |