Measurements and Financial Literacy

Who manages the nation's money supply and sets interest rates?

• The Federal Reserve
• The U.S. Mint
• The Internal Revenue Service
• Bureau of Engraving and Printing

To whom do we pay taxes to on or before April 15?

• The Federal Reserve
• The U.S. Mint
• The Internal Revenue Service
• Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Who prints U.S. bills and adds security features to prevent counterfeiting?

• The Federal Reserve
• The U.S. Mint
• The Internal Revenue Service
• Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Who creates the U.S. coins used in daily transactions?

• The Federal Reserve
• The U.S. Mint
• The Internal Revenue Service
• Bureau of Engraving and Printing

_______________ are tasks people perform for others, like teaching or repairing cars.

• Goods
• Services
• Currency

_______________ are physical items you can touch, like clothing or electronics.

• Goods
• Services
• Currency

_______________ is the official money of a country.

• Goods
• Services
• Currency

A _______________ is the amount of money a bill or coin is worth, as shown on it's face.

• money
• face value
• denomination
• currenency

The process of projecting, organizing, monitoring, and controlling future income and expenses is called

• personal finance.
• a balanced budget.
• investing.
• savings.

_________ is money that you make from your job.

• Income
• Balanced budget
• Investing
• Savings