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3 years ago

Match the activities to their respective categories.

Business

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Zielflug [23.3K]3 years ago

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save for the first year of college LONG TERM GOAL

complete the current semester with

good grades SHORT TERM GOAL

accumulate $2,000 before the

semester ends LONG TERM GOAL

pay off at least one of the three

outstanding bills LONG TERM GOAL

complete the project assigned in

place of an upcoming exam SHORT TERM GOAL

Eva8 [605]3 years ago

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Answer:

SHORT TERM GOAL

pay off at least one of the three

outstanding bills

complete the project assigned in

place of an upcoming exam

LONG TERM GOAL

save for the first year of college

accumulate $2,000 before the

semester ends

complete the current semester with

good grades

Explanation:

A short term goal is a goal that is set for the next 3 months, or the proximate close future, that is why completing the current semester with good grades along with paying off at least one of the three bills, but saving $2,000 before the semester ends, and saving up for the first year of college is a long term goal, it all depends on how much time do you have to reach that goal. So goals that are more than 3 months would be considered long term, and less than 3 months it is a short term goal.

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