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ES L1 Q3 PT2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is meant by the term income?

a)

money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.

b)

buying cars

c)

purchasing new clothes

d)

purchasing furniture

2.

Which four of the following are examples of income?

a)

Wages

b)

Rent payment received from tenant

c)

Weekly/monthly allowance

d)

A loan

e)

Credit card payment

3.

What is meant by the term expenditure?

a)

Money you spend

b)

Money you earn

c)

Money you invest

d)

Money you save

4.

Which four of the following are examples of expenditure?

a)

Purchasing clothes

b)

Paying insurance premiums

c)

Payment for water and electricity

d)

Receiving a bonus from work

e)

Paying a loan

5.

What is a surplus?

a)

extra money

b)

additional stuff

c)

more than before

d)

good bank

e)

nice car

6.

Which three of the following are beneficial ways of using surplus funds?

a)

Invest in stocks and shares

b)

Pay off any debts

c)

Make an investment

d)

Go on another holiday

e)

Buy a 2nd car

7.

List four ways in which you can make a payment

a)

Cash

b)

Credit card

c)

Debit card

d)

Lease

8.

Which two of the following are benefits of using a debit/credit card?

a)

Secure as you do not have to carry cash

b)

Covered by payment protection

c)

No requirement for a bank account

d)

Cheaper to make payment

9.

Why is it important to inform your bank if you lose your debit or credit card?

a)

To block your card

b)

To replace your card

c)

To avoid theft

d)

To buy a car

e)

To get a cheque book

10.

You would like to buy a mobile phone to use on a regular basis. List 2 options available to you.

a)

Pay as you go

b)

Contract

c)

cheque

d)

credit card

11.

What is meant by debt?

a)

Debt is when you owe money to the bank

b)

Debt is when you owe money to an organization

c)

Debt is when the bank gives you interest

d)

Debt is when you don't have money in the bank

12.

Which two of the following are potential consequences of failing to repay debt?

a)

Receive rewards from your bank

b)

Repossession of property

c)

Imprisonment

d)

Receive further loans or credit

13.

What should you do if you are struggling to repay debt?

a)

Contact your bank and discuss your problems to identify potential solutions.

b)

Sell stuff to pay off debt.

c)

Look for other ways of income.

d)

Buy a car.

e)

Buy the new iPhone.

14.

What should you always do when taking any form of credit?

a)

Make sure you can repaying the credit.

b)

Make sure you know the consequences of not paying the debt.

c)

Make sure the agreement is the same as what you discussed and agreed.

d)

Don't read the consequences.

e)

Sign without reading the consequences.

15.

List two ways you can get information on financial products and services

a)

bank website

b)

Local bank

c)

financial advisor

d)

The Police Station

e)

The Military Navy Base