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Stocks

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Stock

a)

Car

b)

Animals

c)

the capital raised by a business or corporation through the issue and subscription of shares,

d)

Used in cooking

2.

What is Mutual fund?

a)

An investment in which investors pool their money to buy stock.

b)

An investment that you put in your checking account

c)

Investment that you put in your swimming pool.

d)

Investment that you put in the ground.

3.

How do you invest in stocks.

a)

Buy it online.

b)

You have to have a stock broker.

c)

Buy it from someone.

d)

You have to buy more then 12 shares.

4.

What is par value

a)

The value of how much your pay for stock.

b)

Something you earn in golf.

c)

The value of a coin.

d)

Dollar value that is printed on a stock certificate

5.

What is Bull market?

a)

Buying a bull online

b)

When everything goes up and people are buying.

c)

When prices are going down and nobody is buying.

d)

When people are selling false information.

6.

What is a Bear market?

a)

When prices go up and everybody is buying.

b)

Selling a bear online.

c)

When prices go down and nobody is buying.

d)

Buying bears online.

7.

What is Blue-chip stock?

a)

A safe investment that generally attracts conservative investors

b)

Blue corn chip in the grocery store.

c)

Poker chips.

d)

Blue potato chips.

8.

What is capital gain?

a)

When you get a check from the capital.

b)

Profit off the sale of property or an investment.

c)

When you get a raise at work.

d)

When you lose money on a sale of an investment.

9.

What is the differences between stocks and bonds?

a)

They are both investments.

b)

A stock is what corn grows on, and a bond gets you out of jail.

c)

Stock represents ownership, and bonds represents your word.

d)

A stock represents ownership, and bonds represents a loan.

10.

Dividends are_____?

a)

Money shareholders lose in stock.

b)

Money shareholders pay to buy stock.

c)

Stock that splits.

d)

Money shareholders received from stock profits.