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Debit and Credit (Junior Achievement)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement is FALSE?

a)

A debit card allows you to immediately transfer money between checking and savings accounts

b)

A debit card is essentially like a paper check but does not require the processing time that a check does

c)

A debit card is handy when you don't have the money in your account

d)

A debit card means you are paying now with no grace period to pay it off

2.

What does online banking allow you to do?

a)

Only check your balance

b)

Only pay bills

c)

Only transfer money

d)

Virtually anything you can do at a physical bank

3.

Which of the following is a financial institution?

a)

A department store

b)

A bank or credit union

c)

An ATM machine

d)

A school

4.

The big difference between a bank and a credit union is that credit unions are not-for-profit.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The higher someone's credit score, the lower the risk they are generally to the lender.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

When lenders lend money to borrowers, they charge an additional fee for the use of their money. This fee is called:

a)

Debit

b)

Interest or finance charge

c)

Overdraft

d)

Credit

7.

An advantage of a credit card over a debit card is:

a)

They take money directly out of your bank account

b)

They have a lower interest rate

c)

You don't have to apply for one

d)

If they are stolen, they have a lower limit you could be responsible for ($50 compared to $500)

8.

Lenders use credit agencies like Equifax or Trans Union to determine:

a)

The credit risk of the borrower

b)

What grades the lender got in school

c)

An applicants payment history

d)

Whether an applicant has any outstanding debts

9.

A process where someone who owes debts they can't pay is given protection from the creditors.

a)

Bankruptcy

b)

Debt

c)

Co-payment

d)

Investing

10.

Any money owed is called:

a)

Credit card

b)

Mutual fund

c)

Debt

d)

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