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W!SE Practice Test 3

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following provides an increase in assets or wealth?

a)

volunteering at a hospital

b)

taking out a loan

c)

having capital gains

d)

running in the marathon

2.

The denominations of coins in the US are:

a)

$0.01, $0.05, $0.10, $0.25, $0.50, and $1.00

b)

$0.01, $0.30, $0.50, and $5.00

c)

$0.05, $0.10, $0.50, $0.75. and $10.00

d)

coins can be in any denomination a consumer desires

3.

Mutual Funds are:

a)

an investment portfolio managed by the investor

b)

an investment that holds a wide range of different investment instruments, providing diversification

c)

usually less risky than investing in a money market

d)

guaranteed to increase in value

4.

Why is term life insurance usually the least expensive type of life insurance?

a)

the policy only pays a death benefit

b)

the policy builds a cash value

c)

the policy provides coverage for a lifetime

d)

the policy is available to all consumers

5.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of using phone cards, debit cards, electronic transfer, and ATM cards?

a)

consumers can make purchases without of writing a check

b)

they expose consumers to greater likelihood of identity theft

c)

they slow down the economy's recovery

d)

they decrease availability of currency in the economy

6.

The process of setting aside money and putting it to work by having it earn interest or dividends or gain value in the equities market with the idea of having additional funds to use in the future is described as:

a)

savings and investing

b)

making money

c)

setting goals

d)

diversifying

7.

Joan wants to open a checking account and wonders if checking accounts pay interest. How would you answer her question?

a)

all checking accounts pay interest

b)

some types of checking accounts pay interest

c)

checking accounts never pay interest

d)

checking accounts pay interest if the account balance does not fall below $300

8.

The purpose of Insurance is NOT to:

a)

diversify an investment portfolio

b)

share risk with other policy holders and the insurance company

c)

protect assets

d)

protect against potential losses

9.

Generally, the higher the deductible on an insurance policy, the

a)

greater the premium

b)

lower the premium

c)

more frequently the premium has to be paid

d)

less frequently the premium has to be paid

10.

A credit card finance charge is:

a)

the sales tax

b)

the cost of the items purchased

c)

the dollar amount it costs to use credit

d)

a service fee

11.

New coins and currency make their way into the general economy, consumers and businesses, through the distribution system of the:

a)

treasurer of the US

b)

Secretary of the department of treasury

c)

federal reserve system

d)

US federal mint

12.

Which of the following provides an increase in assets or wealth?

a)

volunteering at a hospital

b)

taking out a loan

c)

having capital gains

d)

running in the marathon

13.

A factor that is likely to affect the market price of a stock is:

a)

the age of the corporation

b)

corporate profits

c)

the number of corporate employees

d)

wages

14.

The term used to describe the ease and speed with which you can convert savings or an investment to cash is:

a)

convertibility

b)

principal

c)

liquidity

d)

rate of return

15.

Richard's auto insurance policy expired on 5/15/2002. Richard was upset with his insurance agent and decided to change insurance companies. At 10;00 a.m. on 5/16/2002, as he drove to a different agent to buy a new policy, he had an accident. Who is liable for damage to his car and his personal injuries?

a)

the old agent

b)

the new agent

c)

Richard

d)

the old agent is liable for damage to your car and the new agent for personal injuries

16.

What is a credit score?

a)

a number used to determine how much credit to extend to a person

b)

a measure used to indicate a person's gross wealth

c)

a reward system that is based on the number of credit cards a person has

d)

a formula based solely on a person's earnings

17.

When Lucy was born, her grandparents gave her a Series EE savings bond that will be worth $1,000 at maturity. Her grandparents paid:

a)

$1,000 for the bond

b)

$500 for the bond

c)

$750 for the bond

d)

these bonds are gifts for long term depositors

18.

A bank Certificate of Deposit is a:

a)

savings instrument that requires a deposit for a period of time during which the saver can withdraw money from the plan at any time without a penalty

b)

savings instrument that requires a deposit for a period of time during which there is a penalty for withdrawals

c)

cash deposit in a savings account that earns interest

d)

certificate for deposits that are issued for half the face value

19.

Which financial product may pay a dividend?

a)

savings account

b)

money market account

c)

certifictae of deposit

d)

common stock

20.

If you have a managed health care plan, it means that you:

a)

usually must first meet with your primary health care physician

b)

can go to nay doctor at any time

c)

will be responsible for $100 of a doctor bill

d)

can apply for an 80% reimbursement of the amount paid to the doctor

21.

Matt's wallet, with all his credit cards, was stolen. He needs to:

a)

notify the credit card companies after he gets his next account statements to get the 800 telephone numbers to report the stolen card

b)

check the next account statements for unauthorized charges and, if so, file a complaint with the credit card company

c)

nothing because retailers will not accept charges by someone who does not own the card

d)

notify each credit card company immediately

22.

Nora needed to make a long distance call from a pay phone and did not have the cash. She was able to make the call by using her:

a)

credit card

b)

identification card

c)

cash card

d)

traveler's check

23.

Which of the following is you right as a shareholder of common stock?

a)

the right to hire officers of the corporation

b)

the right to receive dividends if paid

c)

the right to receive discounts on products on products or services

d)

the right to receive interest payments

24.

How can individuals be prepared for losing their job or having a large medical expense?

a)

maintain a checking account with sufficient funds

b)

pay credit card bills on time

c)

prepare a budget

d)

save at least three months of income

25.

A savings account earns the greatest amount of money when the interest on the account is compounded

a)

yearly

b)

quarterly

c)

monthly

d)

daily

26.

Purchases made with your debit card are usually:

a)

deducted immediately from your checking account

b)

deducted from your credit card balance

c)

added to your credit card balance

d)

put on your credit card bill as a cash advance

27.

Jennie owes Disney shares and cannot attend the annual stockholder meeting. She can:

a)

vote by mail or online through a proxy

b)

assign her stock voting rights to her husband

c)

not vote unless she is at the meeting

d)

plan to attend the stockholders meeting next year

28.

Lucy has no insurance. The situation(s) should she consider insuring against first are:

a)

death so her financial obligations are paid

b)

losses resulting from an illness, accident, or disability

c)

property losses and auto accidents

d)

auto collision, and burglary

29.

Dalton lost his debit card. He reported it missing within 2 days. If an unauthorized person used his debit card, his maximum liability is:

a)

$50

b)

$500

c)

unlimited liability

d)

no liability because he notified the financial institution

30.

Consumer finance companies, which are often advertised on TV, are also known as:

a)

banks

b)

savings and loan associations

c)

small loan companies

d)

purchase loan lenders

31.

Which statement best describes the relationship between a person's educational level and that person's potential earning power?

a)

education has no effect on a person's potential earning power

b)

a person with a professional degree is likely to earn at least four times as much per year as a person who did not complete high school

c)

attaining a higher education

32.

Debbie was behind on her stereo installment credit contract payments. As a result, the creditor seized and sold the stereo. The sale price did not cover all of the loan balance, the creditor got a court to order her employer to withhold part of her wages. This court order is called:

a)

wage assignment

b)

bankruptcy

c)

garnishment

d)

deficiency judgement

33.

Robyn is an investor. Which financial product makes her a shareholder in a corporation?

a)

bonds

b)

certificate of deposit

c)

common stocks

d)

bond mutual funds

34.

Predatory lending practices do not include which of the following:

a)

a creditor knocking on your door and agreeing to refinance your mortgage without looking at your credit history

b)

an individual agreeing to a high cost loan with excessive fees

c)

a lender who expects a loan to be refinanced when you are unable to make payments

d)

a loan that you can afford with an interest rate that is the same as the interest rate being charged by at least three other financial institutions

35.

What is the chief reason corporations issue stock?

a)

to raise money for the corporation

b)

to give consumers ownership in their company

c)

to secure tax advantages

d)

to help the economy

36.

You used your credit card to buy flowers at the florist. The dollar amount of the purchase was:

a)

deducted immediately from your checking account

b)

added to your credit card account as a finance charge

c)

added to your credit card bill and you pay for it at a later date

d)

put on your credit card bill as a cash advance

37.

The best reason for depositing money in a bank or credit union savings account instead of keeping your money "under the mattress" is that:

a)

money deposited in savings accounts are FDIC insured

b)

most savings accounts earn a guaranteed rate of interest

c)

most savings accounts come with a free credit card

d)

money in a savings account can be accessed any time during the day or night

38.

Which financial product typically pays the highest rate of interest?

a)

common stock

b)

savings account

c)

checking account

d)

certificate of deposit

39.

Maxine has an auto loan that she has to pay. She will make monthly payments over 5 years. She has a(n):

a)

diversified loan

b)

secure loan

c)

non-installment loan

d)

installment loan

40.

The type of credit card issued by an oil company, bank, or department store is:

a)

an installment lcard

b)

a revolving charge card

c)

a debit card

d)

a cash card

41.

One example of a long-term retirement goal is to:

a)

end the use of credit cards

b)

close savings accounts

c)

deposit at least $100,000 in a retirement account

d)

invest in high risk securities

42.

Money orders are:

a)

distributed by the treasury department

b)

available for no fee at banks and retail stores

c)

a purchased certificate to pay a specified amount to a specific payee

d)

a certified check used to pay a specified amount to a specific payee

43.

A blank endorsement on a check:

a)

has no effect on the check

b)

cancels the check

c)

creates a check that can be cashed by anyone

d)

restricts the use of the check

44.

Jane opened her credit card bill and was surprised by the amount she owed. She cannot pay the full amount of the bill this month. The lowest dollar amount Jane is required to pay by the credit card company is the:

a)

monthly fee payment

b)

principal payment

c)

minimum payment

d)

interest payment

45.

Sara has invested in corporate bonds which are:

a)

issued by banks and investment firms

b)

loans to the issuer of the bond

c)

returns the face value of the bond at maturity less the last interest payment

d)

loans with ownership privileges

46.

Which of the following investment products is guaranteed by the federal government?

a)

common stock

b)

corporate bonds

c)

U.S. treasury notes

d)

preferred stock

47.

What action should a person take who must make a tuition payment at the end of August each year?

a)

decide how much money will be needed and then place 1/12th of that amount in a separate account each month

b)

divide the total amount of money that will be needed into 12 equal parts and invest that amount in stocks

c)

obtain a short-term collateralized loan for the needed amount of money

d)

plan to open a new credit card account that will be used to charge the needed amount of money

48.

'The Fed" is short for:

a)

the federal reserve system

b)

congress

c)

FBI

d)

the federal deposit insurance corporation

49.

Pat has a savings account and a car loan from a not-for-profit financial institution owned by its members. She is probably a member of what type of financial institution?

a)

credit union

b)

commercial bank

c)

savings and loan association

d)

investment club

50.

Claire got a new credit card from American Bank and wants to cancel her USA credit card. The best method is to dispose of her USA credit card is to:

a)

put it in the garbage; the credit company will know she's closing the account when she doesn't use her card

b)

cut up the card and put parts in different garbage bags

c)

cut up the card, put parts in different garbage bags, and instruct the credit card company in writing or by phone to close the account

d)

it doesn't matter how she disposes of the credit card is she instructs the credit card company to close the account