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Money Habits Lesson Review #1

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 2hrs 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you spend $3 for water bottles at the gym and you work out 3 times each week, how much are you spending in a year for bottled water?

a)

$468.00

b)

$350.00

c)

$268.00

d)

$130.00

2.

Your LA Workout World membership costs you $29.99 a month, and you haven't gone to the gym in several weeks! How much are you spending on this each year?

a)

$359.88

b)

$413.88

c)

$341.88

d)

$314.88

3.

Many teens find when they stop buying something out of habit and start buying it only when they REALLY want it, they end up enjoying it ______________.

a)

less

b)

more

c)

the same

4.

If you spend $4.48 each school day on a venti iced mocha choca latte, how much are you spending in a month for your drinks?

a)

$711.46

b)

$89.64

c)

$97.65

d)

$117.64

5.

Food, water, a place to live, clothes to wear are examples of

a)

Needs

b)

Wants

c)

Luxuries

6.

The following are wants, not needs (select all that apply):

a)

Monthly subscription for Cable TV

b)

Unlimited data plan for your smartphone

c)

A replacement jacket for the one that you have worn for 10 years and is in need of repair

d)

Grooming products and cosmetics

7.

Brands are increasingly using ___________ to market products to Generation Z, 46% of whom follow more than 10 of them on social media.

a)

influencers

b)

curators

c)

activists

d)

researchers

8.

A second jacket that looks good on you is a __________________

a)

need

b)

want

9.

If you spend $2.75 each school day for snacks at lunch, how much are you spending for the school year for these treats?

a)

$495.00

b)

$549.00

c)

$258.00

d)

$594.00

10.

Sometimes, the decision about whether something is a need or a want depends on your

a)

income level

b)

goals

c)

values

11.

Needs can be defined as basic shelter, basic clothing, and basic food. All the things outside those categories are wants.

a)

true

b)

false

12.

Waiting until you know you can afford something is known as _______________.

a)

your values

b)

wants

c)

needs

d)

delayed gratification

13.

Aaron realizes he has a budget deficit of roughly $175 at the end of two months in a row. Which of these options makes the most sense for him to fix his problem?

a)

Cancel his cable TV subscription and go out to dinner three fewer times each month with friends.

b)

Sell his current car and get a less expensive vehicle.

c)

Start paying just the minimum monthly payment on his student loan and credit card debt, instead of the extra he's been contributing.

d)

Contribute $100 less to savings each month and $75 less to his retirement fund.

14.

When it comes to spending or deciding how to use your income, what does discretionary spending refer to?

a)

The money that you spend on impulse while at the shops.

b)

Money left over (or budgeted) once all essential items have been taken care of.

c)

Money that is specifically put aside to pay for essential items such as rent, tax, basic food requirements, basic clothing requirements.

d)

There is no place for discretionary spending in a personal budget

15.

Values are shaped by all of the following EXCEPT ______________

a)

experiences

b)

wants

c)

family and friends

d)

beliefs

16.

Ideas and beliefs that are most important or most meaningful to you.

a)

needs

b)

your values

c)

wants

d)

delayed gratification

17.

You (and your favorite teacher) love Chipotle! You bump into each other on the weekend and realize you go once each week! You always order the same thing: a steak burrito with guacamole, chips and salsa on the side, and a large drink. The bill comes to $15.17 each time. How much are you spending for your Chipotle fix every month?

a)

$60.68

b)

$68.60

c)

$115.17

d)

$45.17

18.

True or False: The MINIMUM amount you have to pay on loans and credit cards is a need, not a want.

a)

true

b)

false

19.

Putting spare change in a jar every night is an example of a

a)

wise money habit

b)

unwise money habit

c)

neutral money habit

20.

According to the activities and resources you reviewed throughout the lessons, which social media platform has the most influence on shopping habits?

a)

Instagram

b)

Facebook

c)

Twitter

d)

Pinterest

21.

Saving at least 25% of your paycheck every week for the future.

a)

good spending habit

b)

bad spending habit

22.

Buying an outfit for $100 when you only have $50 in your bank account.

a)

good spending habit

b)

bad spending habit

23.

Paying off your monthly credit card bill every month.

a)

bad spending habit

b)

good spending habit

24.

Using coupons when shopping for items.

a)

good spending habit

b)

bad spending habit

25.

The practice of offering multiple, usually related, goods and services at a lower price than if each item were purchased separately. This is great if you’ll use the entire bundle, but a waste of resources and money if you don’t.

a)

Aspirational buying

b)

Bandwagon appeal

c)

Bundling

d)

Eye candy

26.

Visual images that are superficially attractive and entertaining but are unnecessary or unrelated to the subject at hand, such as flashing lights and attractive spokespeople.

a)

Aspirational buying

b)

Bandwagon appeal

c)

Bundling

d)

Eye candy

27.

One of the top spending categories for teenagers is…

a)

vacations

b)

medical expenses

c)

food

d)

hobbies

28.

All of the following are true about the impact of social media and influencers on a consumer’s decisions EXCEPT…

a)

Influencers always use credible sources when making recommendations and sharing information with their followers

b)

Consumers may decide to purchase something they don’t necessarily need

c)

Social media can repeatedly show a consumer advertisements for products they were looking at

d)

Certain products may go out of stock in record time due to buying trends driven by social media

29.

David wants to start using social media more mindfully. Which of the following is a good next step for him to do so?

a)

Curate his feed so that he sees fewer posts from friends, family, and influencers who make him feel like he needs to spend more

b)

Have a friend or family member frequently change his social media account passwords to decrease how often he logs in

c)

Schedule time for him to binge use social media three times a year. Otherwise, he stays logged out of his accounts.

d)

Delete all of his social media apps immediately to avoid spending

30.

What impact has TikTok had on the music industry?

a)

It has made everyday people celebrities.

b)

It has influenced the top songs on the Billboard charts.

c)

It has caused companies to run out of their products.

d)

It has increased consumer spending on the app.

31.

What is the phenomenon called when users watch convincing product review videos or see their favorite influencers posting about products?

a)

TikTok frenzy

b)

Viral buying

c)

Influencer marketing

d)

Tick-tock made me buy it

32.

How much consumer spending happened on the TikTok app in 2021?

a)

$1.3 billion

b)

$2.3 billion

c)

$8 billion

d)

$77 billion

33.

According to a 2021 survey, what percentage of TikTok users confessed to purchasing a product after seeing it advertised on the app?

a)

25%

b)

49%

c)

10%

d)

94%

34.

What has TikTok disrupted in terms of social media marketing?

a)

Consumer spending habits

b)

Product advertising

c)

Influencer marketing

d)

Digital platforms

35.

According to the article you read as part of your LAs, what is one reason why people overspend because of social media?

a)

They are influenced by advertisements.

b)

They want to keep up with their friends' lifestyles.

c)

They feel pressured to buy trendy products.

d)

They receive discounts and promotions on social media.

36.

According to the article you read as part of your LAs, What advice does the text give to reduce spending on social media?

a)

Unfollow influencers and brands.

b)

Delete all social media accounts.

c)

Avoid using online shopping apps.

d)

Ignore advertisements on social media.