Money-themed educational worksheet with picture matching and word categorization exercises.

Let's solve this step-by-step.

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Part 1: Money Pictionary – Match the pictures with the words

We have 15 images labeled from a to q, and a list of words on the right. We need to match each image to the correct word.

#### Step 1: Identify what each picture shows

- a: A pink piggy bank with coins → piggy bank
- b: Stacks of coins → coins
- c: A red wallet → wallet
- d: A credit card → credit card
- e: An envelope with money → bill (as in a payment bill)
- f: Paper currency (dollars) → notes
- g: Currency symbols ($, €, ¥) → currency signs
- h: A person at a counter (like in a bank) → cashier
- i: A cash machine (ATM) → cash machine
- j: A safe → safe
- k: A bank building → bank
- l: A cheque book → cheque book
- m: A check (cheque) → cheque book (or just "cheque", but "cheque book" is listed)
- n: Someone using a cash point/ATM → cash point
- o: A one penny coin → one penny coin
- p: Stock exchange screen with prices → stock exchange
- q: A bag of money → cash

Now let’s match:

| Letter | Image Description | Word |
|--------|--------------------------|--------------------|
| a | Piggy bank | piggy bank |
| b | Coins | coins |
| c | Wallet | wallet |
| d | Credit card | credit card |
| e | Envelope with money | bill |
| f | Paper money | notes |
| g | Currency symbols | currency signs |
| h | Cashier at counter | cashier |
| i | ATM | cash machine |
| j | Safe | safe |
| k | Bank building | bank |
| l | Cheque book | cheque book |
| m | Check form | cheque book |
| n | Person at cash point | cash point |
| o | One penny coin | one penny coin |
| p | Stock exchange screen | stock exchange |
| q | Bag of money | cash |

✔ All matched correctly.

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Part 2: Categorize the words into columns

We are given a list of money-related words and must place them into appropriate categories:

#### Categories:
- Banking
- Buying
- Earning
- Giving
- Verbs
- Adjectives
- Other words

Let’s go through each word and categorize it.

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List of Words:

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account, to save up, wage, bargain, bonus, profit, generous, mean, credit, to cost, income, to inherit,
bill, purse, to invest, currency, poor, to borrow, wealth, salary, fee, to lend, price, deposit, cash,
prosperous, worth, rich, value, to pay back, to make ends meet, to run out, donation, wallet,
cheque book, wealthy, to pay into, fine, income tax, worthless, to spend, to earn, tip, loan, shares
```

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Step-by-step Categorization:

#### ✔ Banking
Words related to banks or financial institutions:
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- bank (implied by context)
- income tax
- shares
- to save up
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay into
- to pay back
- to inherit
- to invest

Wait — some of these are verbs. Let's be careful.

Actually, we should assign based on primary meaning.

Let’s refine:

- account → banking
- cheque book → banking
- credit → banking
- deposit → banking
- loan → banking
- shares → banking/investment
- income tax → banking/tax
- to save up → banking (saving)
- to borrow → banking
- to lend → banking
- to pay into → banking
- to pay back → banking
- to invest → banking/investments
- to inherit → financial transaction
- to inherit → might go under *other*? But usually involves banking.
- to save up → saving → banking
- to borrow → banking
- to lend → banking

So Banking includes:
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- shares
- income tax
- to save up
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay into
- to pay back
- to invest
- to inherit

But wait — to inherit is more about inheritance than banking per se. Maybe other?

Let’s hold off.

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#### ✔ Buying
Words related to purchasing goods/services:
- bargain
- to cost
- price
- to spend
- to run out (of money)
- to make ends meet
- to buy (not listed, but “to spend” implies buying)

So:
- bargain
- to cost
- price
- to spend
- to run out
- to make ends meet

Also:
- bill → can be a purchase bill → buying
- fine → payment for offense → like a purchase
- fee → payment for service → buying

So:
- bill
- fee
- fine
- bargain
- to cost
- price
- to spend
- to run out
- to make ends meet

→ These are all Buying or spending related.

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#### ✔ Earning
How people get money:
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary
- to earn
- to inherit (if you consider receiving money)
- to save up? No, that’s saving.
- to inherit → not earning, but receiving
- to earn → yes
- wage, salary, bonus, profit, income → all earnings

So:
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary
- to earn
- to inherit (could be debated — not earned, but received)

But “to inherit” is not earning, so maybe other?

Let’s keep:
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary
- to earn

Also: to save up → not earning, but managing money

So Earning:
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary
- to earn

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#### ✔ Giving
Words related to giving money:
- generous
- mean
- donation
- tip
- to give (not listed, but “donation”, “tip”)
- to pay into? That could be charity → giving
- to donate? Not directly, but “donation” is there

So:
- donation
- tip
- generous
- mean
- to pay into (if for charity)

But “to pay into” is more general.

Better:
- donation
- tip
- generous
- mean

These are attitudes or actions related to giving.

So:
- donation
- tip
- generous
- mean

Note: “generous” and “mean” are adjectives describing giving behavior.

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#### ✔ Verbs
Action words:
- to save up
- to cost
- to inherit
- to invest
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay back
- to make ends meet
- to run out
- to pay into
- to spend
- to earn
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay back
- to invest
- to save up
- to inherit
- to pay into
- to spend
- to earn
- to cost
- to run out
- to make ends meet

All these are verbs.

But note: “to” is already implied — so we write the base form.

So Verbs:
- save up
- cost
- inherit
- invest
- borrow
- lend
- pay back
- make ends meet
- run out
- pay into
- spend
- earn

Also: to pay into, to run out, etc. → all are verbs.

So list of verbs:
- save up
- cost
- inherit
- invest
- borrow
- lend
- pay back
- make ends meet
- run out
- pay into
- spend
- earn

Note: Some may appear in other categories, but we're putting them only once.

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#### ✔ Adjectives
Descriptive words:
- generous
- mean
- poor
- prosperous
- rich
- wealthy
- worthless
- valuable (but “value” is noun/verb)
- worth (adjective)
- poor
- rich
- wealthy
- prosperous
- generous
- mean
- worthless

Also:
- worth → adjective (e.g., “worth $100”)
- value → noun or verb; here likely noun
- worthless → adjective

So Adjectives:
- generous
- mean
- poor
- prosperous
- rich
- wealthy
- worthless
- worth
- valuable? Not listed — “value” is listed

“value” → can be noun or verb, but in list, likely noun

So:
- generous
- mean
- poor
- prosperous
- rich
- wealthy
- worthless
- worth

(“worth” is an adjective in phrases like “worth $100”)

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#### ✔ Other words
Remaining words that don’t fit clearly:
- account
- bill
- purse
- currency
- wealth
- wallet
- cheque book
- cash
- fine
- income tax
- loan
- shares
- bonus
- profit
- wage
- salary
- fee
- deposit
- tip
- donation

But many of these were used above.

Let’s now do a clean classification.

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Final Categorization Table

| Banking | Buying | Earning | Giving | Verbs | Adjectives | Other Words |
|--------|--------|---------|--------|-------|------------|-------------|
| account | bill | wage | donation | to save up | generous | purse |
| cheque book | fee | bonus | tip | to cost | mean | currency |
| credit | fine | profit | | to inherit | poor | wealth |
| deposit | price | income | | to invest | prosperous | wallet |
| loan | to spend | salary | | to borrow | rich | cash |
| shares | to run out | to earn | | to lend | wealthy | cheque book |
| income tax | to make ends meet | | | to pay back | worthless | |
| | | | | to pay into | worth | |
| | | | | to spend | | |
| | | | | | | |

Wait — some words are repeated across categories.

We must assign each word only once.

Let’s create a clean table with no duplicates.

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Clean Categorization (Each word used once)

#### 🔹 Banking
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- shares
- income tax
- to save up
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay into
- to pay back
- to invest
- to inherit

#### 🔹 Buying
- bill
- bargain
- fee
- fine
- price
- to spend
- to cost
- to run out
- to make ends meet

#### 🔹 Earning
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary
- to earn

#### 🔹 Giving
- donation
- tip
- generous
- mean

#### 🔹 Verbs
- save up
- cost
- inherit
- invest
- borrow
- lend
- pay back
- make ends meet
- run out
- pay into
- spend
- earn

Wait — “to save up”, “to borrow”, etc. are verbs, but also used in Banking.

But in the table, we must choose one column.

The instruction says: “Put these money-related words into appropriate columns.”

So if a word fits multiple, pick the most appropriate.

For example:
- to save up → primarily a verb, but also banking-related. But since it’s an action, Verbs is better.
- to borrow → verb, but also banking → still, Verb is primary.
- to pay into → verb → Verbs
- to invest → verb → Verbs
- to inherit → verb → Verbs

So we move those to Verbs.

Then Banking gets nouns:

#### ✔ Revised:

| Banking | Buying | Earning | Giving | Verbs | Adjectives | Other Words |
|--------|--------|---------|--------|-------|------------|-------------|
| account | bill | wage | donation | to save up | generous | purse |
| cheque book | fee | bonus | tip | to cost | mean | currency |
| credit | fine | profit | | to inherit | poor | wealth |
| deposit | price | income | | to invest | prosperous | wallet |
| loan | to spend | salary | | to borrow | rich | cash |
| shares | to run out | to earn | | to lend | wealthy | cheque book |
| income tax | to make ends meet | | | to pay back | worthless | |
| | | | | to pay into | worth | |
| | | | | | | |

But now “cheque book” appears twice — once in Banking, once in Other.

No — “cheque book” is a noun, so it belongs in Banking.

“Purse” and “wallet” are containers — not banking.

Let’s reclassify carefully.

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Final Correct Categorization

Let’s list each word and assign it to one category.

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#### ✔ Banking (financial institutions, accounts, transactions)
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- shares
- income tax
- to save up
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay into
- to pay back
- to invest
- to inherit

→ But to save up, to borrow, etc. are verbs — so better in Verbs.

So Banking should include nouns:
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- shares
- income tax
- purse? No — purse is personal
- wallet? Personal
- currency? General

So Banking:
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- shares
- income tax
- currency
- bank (not listed)
- safe (not listed)

But “safe” is in Part 1, not in word list.

So from the list:
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- shares
- income tax
- currency

→ These are Banking

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#### ✔ Buying
- bill
- bargain
- fee
- fine
- price
- to spend
- to cost
- to run out
- to make ends meet

→ All related to purchasing or spending

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#### ✔ Earning
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary
- to earn

→ Income sources

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#### ✔ Giving
- donation
- tip
- generous
- mean

→ Giving money or attitude toward giving

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#### ✔ Verbs
- to save up
- to cost
- to inherit
- to invest
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay back
- to make ends meet
- to run out
- to pay into
- to spend
- to earn

→ All are actions

Note: “to earn” is in Earning, but also a verb. Conflict.

But the word is “to earn”, which is a verb. So it should go in Verbs.

Similarly, “to spend” is both a verb and buying-related.

But the category Verbs is for action words, so it's best to put them there.

So:
- to earn → Verbs
- to spend → Verbs
- to save up → Verbs
- etc.

Then Earning becomes:
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary

→ Nouns (types of income)

Similarly, Buying:
- bill
- bargain
- fee
- fine
- price

→ Nouns

And to spend, to cost, etc. → Verbs

So final:

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✔ Final Answer:

| Banking | Buying | Earning | Giving | Verbs | Adjectives | Other Words |
|--------|--------|---------|--------|-------|------------|-------------|
| account | bill | wage | donation | to save up | generous | purse |
| cheque book | fee | bonus | tip | to cost | mean | currency |
| credit | fine | profit | | to inherit | poor | wealth |
| deposit | price | income | | to invest | prosperous | wallet |
| loan | | salary | | to borrow | rich | cash |
| shares | | | | to lend | wealthy | |
| income tax | | | | to pay back | worthless | |
| | | | | to pay into | worth | |
| | | | | to spend | | |
| | | | | to earn | | |
| | | | | to make ends meet | | |
| | | | | to run out | | |

Wait — “to earn” is in Verbs, not Earning.

So Earning column should only have:
- wage
- bonus
- profit
- income
- salary

Buying:
- bill
- fee
- fine
- price
- bargain

Giving:
- donation
- tip
- generous
- mean

Verbs:
- to save up
- to cost
- to inherit
- to invest
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay back
- to make ends meet
- to run out
- to pay into
- to spend
- to earn

Adjectives:
- generous
- mean
- poor
- prosperous
- rich
- wealthy
- worthless
- worth

But “generous” and “mean” are in Giving, but also adjectives.

Conflict.

So we must decide: should they go in Adjectives or Giving?

Since the category is Giving, and they describe giving behavior, it's okay to put them there.

But “adjectives” is a separate category.

So perhaps:

- Adjectives:
- poor
- prosperous
- rich
- wealthy
- worthless
- worth

- Giving:
- donation
- tip
- generous
- mean

Yes — because “generous” and “mean” are adjectives, but they belong to the Giving theme.

But the table has Adjectives as a separate column.

So we can list them in Adjectives, and also in Giving? No — only once.

Best to put in Adjectives, and use Giving for nouns.

But “donation” and “tip” are nouns.

So:

#### ✔ Best Approach:

- Giving:
- donation
- tip

- Adjectives:
- generous
- mean
- poor
- prosperous
- rich
- wealthy
- worthless
- worth

- Verbs:
- to save up
- to cost
- to inherit
- to invest
- to borrow
- to lend
- to pay back
- to make ends meet
- to run out
- to pay into
- to spend
- to earn

- Banking:
- account
- cheque book
- credit
- deposit
- loan
- shares
- income tax
- currency

- Buying:
- bill
- fee
- fine
- price
- bargain

- Other words:
- purse
- wallet
- cash
- wealth

“wealth” is a noun, not in other categories.

“purse”, “wallet”, “cash” — not banking, not buying, not earning, not giving.

So Other words:
- purse
- wallet
- cash
- wealth
- currency? Already in Banking

Wait — “currency” is in Banking.

So “other”:
- purse
- wallet
- cash
- wealth

But “wealth” is abstract — could be in Earning or Adjectives? No.

“wealth” is a noun, not in other categories.

So Other words:
- purse
- wallet
- cash
- wealth

But “cash” is also in Part 1 — image q.

So final:

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✔ Final Answer Table:

| Banking | Buying | Earning | Giving | Verbs | Adjectives | Other Words |
|--------|--------|---------|--------|-------|------------|-------------|
| account | bill | wage | donation | to save up | generous | purse |
| cheque book | fee | bonus | tip | to cost | mean | wallet |
| credit | fine | profit | | to inherit | poor | cash |
| deposit | price | income | | to invest | prosperous | wealth |
| loan | bargain | salary | | to borrow | rich | |
| shares | | | | to lend | wealthy | |
| income tax | | | | to pay back | worthless | |
| | | | | to pay into | worth | |
| | | | | to spend | | |
| | | | | to earn | | |
| | | | | to make ends meet | | |
| | | | | to run out | | |

Wait — “to make ends meet” is a verb phrase.

“to run out” is a verb.

All good.

Now, “to pay into” — is it a verb? Yes.

“to pay back” — verb.

“to inherit” — verb.

So all verbs are in Verbs.

Adjectives:
- generous
- mean
- poor
- prosperous
- rich
- wealthy
- worthless
- worth

Other words:
- purse
- wallet
- cash
- wealth

Note: “currency” is in Banking.

“cheque book” is in Banking.

“loan” is in Banking.

“shares” — investment, so Banking.

“income tax” — Banking.

All good.

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✔ Final Answer:

#### Part 1: Matching

| Letter | Word |
|--------|------|
| a | piggy bank |
| b | coins |
| c | wallet |
| d | credit card |
| e | bill |
| f | notes |
| g | currency signs |
| h | cashier |
| i | cash machine |
| j | safe |
| k | bank |
| l | cheque book |
| m | cheque book |
| n | cash point |
| o | one penny coin |
| p | stock exchange |
| q | cash |

(Note: l and m both show cheque book — possibly duplicate)

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#### Part 2: Categorized Words

| Banking | Buying | Earning | Giving | Verbs | Adjectives | Other Words |
|--------|--------|---------|--------|-------|------------|-------------|
| account | bill | wage | donation | to save up | generous | purse |
| cheque book | fee | bonus | tip | to cost | mean | wallet |
| credit | fine | profit | | to inherit | poor | cash |
| deposit | price | income | | to invest | prosperous | wealth |
| loan | bargain | salary | | to borrow | rich | |
| shares | | | | to lend | wealthy | |
| income tax | | | | to pay back | worthless | |
| | | | | to pay into | worth | |
| | | | | to spend | | |
| | | | | to earn | | |
| | | | | to make ends meet | | |
| | | | | to run out | | |

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This completes the solution.