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Credit Protection and Bankruptcy - Chapter 12 BUSLAW

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Debts caused by fraud or back taxes still have to be repaid even if you qualify for bankruptcy.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

involuntary bankruptcy is when the debtor files for bankruptcy even though he or she wants to retain some assets.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

The Consumer Credit Protection Act is also known as the Truth in Lending Law.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

When filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the debtor must have a family income below the state's average family income.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Bankruptcy law is not found in federal statutory law. It is found in each state's statutes.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

If a debtor defaults on a loan, the creditor does not have the right to withhold money from the worker's paycheck.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

All debts may be discharged under the Bankruptcy Act.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

A lawyer's duty of confidentiality to a client is essential to establish trust and protect the interests of the client.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act makes it illegal for:

a)

creditors to report you as being delinquent because you are disputing a bill

b)

you to seek the services of a credit repair organization

c)

debt collectors to impersonate government officials

d)

banks and businesses to discriminate against potential creditors

10.

Ordinary bankruptcy is also called:

a)

Chapter 7

b)

Chapter 11

c)

Chapter 12

d)

Chapter 13

11.

The form of bankruptcy that lets family farmers develop a plan for debt repayment and keep their business running is called:

a)

Chapter 7

b)

Chapter 11

c)

Chapter 12

d)

Chapter 13

12.

If you believe an error has been made on your credit card bill, how long do you have to notify the creditor from the date of the credit card statement?

a)

one week

b)

60 days

c)

30 days

d)

90 days

13.

To assist customers who receive bills for charges they dispute, Congress passed the:

a)

Fair Credit Billing Act

b)

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

c)

Fair Credit Reporting Act

d)

Disputed Charges Reform Act

14.

The moment a petition for bankruptcy is filed in the court:

a)

all debts are cleared

b)

your credit cards no longer work

c)

lawsuits involving divorce and child custody are suspended

d)

an automatic stay goes into effect

15.

Which of the following is not one of the national credit reporting agencies in the United States?

a)

Equifax

b)

Trans Union

c)

Experian

d)

Trans Credit

16.

As part of the "fresh start" policy of the Bankruptcy Act, some assets called ___________, can be kept by the debtor.

a)

capital

b)

exemptions

c)

owner's equity assets

d)

all of the above

17.

Under the ________ Act, you have the right to know anyone who has received a copy of your credit report in the past year.

a)

Fair Credit Billing Act

b)

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

c)

Fair Credit Reporting Act

d)

Consumer Credit Protection Act

18.

The nonprofit organization that provides confidential debt-counseling services is called the Consumer ______ Service.

a)

Credit Protection

b)

Fair Credit and Billing

c)

Fair Debt

d)

Credit Counseling

19.

Some debts, such as student loans, cannot be _______ because of bankruptcy.

a)

discharged

b)

forgiven

c)

canceled

d)

defaulted

20.

The _______ Law requires that lenders tell you both the finance charge and the annual percentage rate (APR) of the loan.

a)

Consumer Protection

b)

Fair Credit and Billing

c)

Truth in Lending

d)

Equal Credit Opportunity

21.

Creditors have the right to __________ property when a debtor defaults on a loan.

a)

damage

b)

repossess

c)

steal

d)

none of the above

22.

___________ bankruptcy offers a method for businesses to reorganize their financial affairs and still remain in business.

a)

Chapter 7

b)

Chapter 11

c)

Chapter 12

d)

Chapter 13

23.

The ________ Act requires creditors to correct billing that are brought to their attention.

a)

Fair Credit Billing

b)

Fair Credit Reporting

c)

Equal Credit Opportunity

d)

Consumer Credit Protection

24.

A law that grants people the right to know their own personal information that is in a credit reporting agency's files

a)

Fair Credit Reporting Act

b)

Consumer Credit Protection

c)

Equal Credit Opportunity

d)

Fair Credit Billing Act

25.

A law that makes it illegal to discriminate against credit applicants

a)

Equal Credit Opportunity Act

b)

Fair Credit Billing Act

c)

Fair Credit Reporting Act

d)

Consumer Credit Protection Act

26.

A law restricting the amount of interest that can be charged.

a)

Interest Rate Restriction Law

b)

Credit Card Limits Law

c)

Usury Law

d)

All of the above

27.

Allows individual debtors to discharge their debts and get a fresh start

a)

Chapter 7

b)

Chapter 11

c)

Chapter 12

d)

Chapter 13

28.

Requires creditors to correct billing errors brought to their attention

a)

Consumer Credit Protection Act

b)

Fair Credit Reporting Act

c)

Equal Credit Opportunity Act

d)

Fair Credit Billing Act

29.

Also known as the Truth in Lending Law

a)

Equal Credit Opportunity Act

b)

Fair Credit Billing Act

c)

Consumer Credit Protection Act

d)

Fair Credit Reporting Act

30.

A legal procedure through which a worker's earnings are withheld to pay a debt.

a)

repossession

b)

eviction

c)

retainment

d)

garnishment

31.

When a creditor reclaims property on which it was a lien

a)

repossession

b)

garnishment

c)

withholding

d)

disallowment

32.

Allows businesses to reorganize their financial affairs and still remain in business

a)

Chapter 7

b)

Chapter 11

c)

Chapter 12

d)

Chapter 13

33.

The legal process by which a debtor can make a fresh start through the sale of assets to pay off creditors

a)

Chapter 7

b)

Chapter 11

c)

Chapter 12

d)

bankruptcy

34.

Explain why people or businesses might declare bankruptcy.

a)

Sometimes debt is accumulated through no fault of their own, and they don't have the means to pay the debt.

b)

People and businesses might be severely damaged due to an economic slump, which prevents them from being able to recover.

c)

Sometimes people or businesses mistakenly run up large amounts of debts, that they can't pay once they realize how much debt they've taken on.

d)

Sometimes people and businesses lack good financial management skills, and this prevents them from being able to properly manage their finances.

e)

All of the above

35.

Compare voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy.

a)

voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy are when the debtor files

b)

voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy are when the creditor files

c)

voluntary bankruptcy is when the debtor files; involuntary bankruptcy is when a creditor files

d)

voluntary bankruptcy is when a creditor files; voluntary bankruptcy is when the debtor files

36.

When the debtor's property is sold to obtain cash, which debts are paid first?

a)

alimony and support

b)

secured debts

c)

taxes

d)

unsecured debts