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If You Made a Million - Reading Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A dime is worth...

a)

a piece of bubble gum

b)

25 cents

c)

two nickels and ten pennies

d)

5 cents

2.

What happens the longer you leave your money in the bank?

a)

The bank will not give it back.

b)

You will lose money.

c)

You will earn money.

d)

Mrs. Watford will receive the money you earn.

3.

What is one job that a person could have in real life? Select all that are correct.

a)

Paining a pot

b)

Baking a cake

c)

Feeding the fish

d)

Taming an orge

4.

Why would you be able to live off the interest if you had a million dollars?

a)

You would earn $4,000 per month.

b)

You wouldn't, that's not enough to live off of.

c)

I wouldn't be able to, because I would spend all of the money in one day.

d)

You would only earn $40.00 per month.

5.

What does the author mean by "Making money means making choices"?

a)

You only make good choices when you have money.

b)

You only make important decisions when you have a lot of money

c)

The more money you have, the more options you will have for spending.

6.

Why are the lessons in this story important?

a)

The lessons teach you how to save money to be able to buy what you want.

b)

They teach you how to spend.

c)

They teach you what to buy.

d)

They are important because it's in the book.

7.

Why do people use checks?

a)

They use checks because they don't have any money in their account.

b)

People use checks because it is easier.

c)

People use checks when they don't have cash on them or for large amounts.

8.

What is something in the story that could not really happen?

a)

You could buy a mansion.

b)

You would not babysit an orge in real life.

c)

Become a millionaire

d)

Feed the fish.

9.

What would be another good title for this story?

a)

Money

b)

How to spend your money?

c)

What are coins?

d)

How to save up to a million?

10.

A dime, a nickel, and a penny are all...

a)

money

b)

coins

c)

metals

d)

worth 16 cents

11.

What is the author's purpose for writing this story?

a)

To entertain you.

b)

To persuade you.

c)

To inform you on how to save money.

d)

To give you their opinion.