1. Sophia is a single mom with a 17-year-old daughter whom she claims as a dependent on her tax return. Sophias AGI is $35,000, and her tax liability is $1,771. She has no other nonrefundable credits. What is the amount of her child tax credit/credit for other dependents?

a) $ 0

b) $1,771

c) $ 500

d) $2,000

2. Mia and Noah have four children, ages one month, 13, 15, and 19. Their AGI is $96,500, and their tax liability is $8,322. During the tax year, their 19-year-old son decided to postpone going to college and got a job instead. He earned wages of $7,400 and provided most of his support. They have no other nonrefundable tax credits. What is the amount of their child tax credit/credit for other dependents?

a) $8,000

b) $6,000

c) $6,500

d) $4,000

3. Joshua is a 25-year-old graduate school student who paid $15,000 in tuition and fees to an eligible educational institution in 2018. He received a Form 1098-T. Joshua works part-time at a local firm and had wages of $22,500. He has no other income or nonrefundable tax credits. His tax liability on Form 1040, line 11 is $1,073. What is the amount of his education credit for 2018?

a) $3,000

b) $2,000

c) $1,073

d) $2,500

4. The Greens are filing jointly with modified AGI of $86,000. During the tax year, they paid $9,500 in qualified education expense for their son, Erics, first year of college. They have no education expenses for themselves. What would be the Greens maximum allowable education credit?

a) $ 0

b) $1,500

c) $1,900

d) $2,500

yes this is US taxation