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Digital Literacy-Unit 6 Common Assessment (Final Exam) Review

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.
What would be a correct formula for SUM in excel?
a)
=SUM(B3:B9)
b)
=SUMB3+B9
c)
SUM(B3:B9)
d)
=ADD(B3:B9)
2.
Which formula gets the biggest value of a range of cells?
a)
MAX
b)
MIN
c)
LARGE
d)
SUM
3.
Which symbol must all formula begin with?
a)
=
b)
+
c)
(
d)
@
4.

Which of these symbols is used for divide on a computer?

a)

\

b)

*

c)

/

d)

|

5.
A cell name contains
a)
Cell name
b)
Column numbers and row letters
c)
Column letters and row numbers
d)
Cell locator coordinates
6.
Where rows and columns meet are referred to as
a)
Blocks
b)
Cells
c)
Boxes
7.

What performs a calculation in a spreadsheet?

a)

formula

b)

function

c)

add

d)

multiply

8.

Which one of the following is the correct format for using reference intitials

a)

R.I.

b)

Ri

c)

ri

d)

r.i.

9.

The name of the writer is located how spaces below the complimentary close in a Personal Business Letter

a)

Single Space (SS)

b)

Double Space (DS)

c)

Triple Space (TS)

d)

Quadruple Space (QS)

10.

Which is the proper way to key the Dateline in a MEMO

a)

10-16-18

b)

10/16/18

c)

October 16th 2018

d)

October 16, 2018

11.

When there are no punctuation marks after the salutation or complimentary close in a Personal Business Letter it is called

a)

Open punctution

b)

Mixed punctuation

c)

No punctuation

d)

Fixed punctuation

12.

The Headings in Memos are keyed in

a)

All Upper Case Letters

b)

Lowercase Letters

c)

Upper and Lowercase Letters

d)

Mixed fonts

13.

If a document accompanies the memo but is not attached to it you should use which notation

a)

Attachment Notation

b)

Enclosure Notation

c)

Accompany Notation

d)

No notation is required

14.

The bottom margin in an Unbound Report is

a)

0.5"

b)

1"

c)

1.5"

d)

2"

15.

Which is the correct format of a title for an Unbound Report

a)

Unbound Report Title

b)

unbound report title

c)

UNBOUND REPORT TITLE

d)

UNbound REport TItle

16.

The correct spacing used for the paragraphs of an Unbound Report are

a)

Single Space (SS)

b)

Double Space (DS)

c)

Triple Space (TS)

d)

Quadruple Space (QS)

17.

When formatting the references used for the Reference page which line should be indented

a)

The first line of the reference

b)

The second line of the reference

c)

No indention is required

d)

None of the Above

18.
A special notation at the of a memo or letter that indicates that an item(s) is attached to the letter or memo.
a)
Attachment
b)
Enclosure
c)
Copy Notation
d)
Typist Initials
19.
The main text of a personal letter, business letter, memo, email, or report. 
a)
Attachment
b)
Body
c)
Enclosure
d)
Typist Initials
20.

The spacing between the Memo Heading and Body is

a)

Single Space (SS)

b)

Double Space (DS)

c)

Triple Space (TS)

d)

Quadruple Space (QS)

21.

Which of the following is a true statement?

a)

Short-term goals are more important than long-term goals

b)

You should eat more of the foods at the top of the food pyramid

c)

Pasta and chicken are in the same food group because they both contain protein

d)

Lack of sleep can weaken your immune system

22.

Which method of commuting is most likely to reduce your need to go to the gym or get a treadmill?

a)

Car

b)

Bus

c)

Walking

d)

Car pooling

23.

In an interview, an appropriate response to "What is an example of one of your weaknesses?" could be:

a)

"I am forgetful, at times"

b)

"I really don't have many"

c)

"I am too hard on myself sometime"

d)

"Let me tell you about my strengths, instead"

24.

A resume is generally _______ page(s) in length

a)

Two to five

b)

Three

c)

One

d)

None of these

25.

A budget can help you reach a financial goal by

a)

Showing you how you can earn more income

b)

Allowing you to see where you can cut back on spending

c)

Giving you the tools to change more fixed expenses to flexible expenses

d)

All of these

26.

Which of the following utilities may be billed separately form your rent?

a)

Water

b)

Electricity

c)

Phone service

d)

All of these

27.

The most important thing to consider when choosing an apartment is:

a)

Whether or not pets are allowed

b)

How many bedrooms there are

c)

Whether or not the apartment is located on a bus line.

d)

If you can afford to pay your rent and other costs on an ongoing basis

28.

With this type of insurance, if you are involved in an accident both parties will be covered by their own insurance policies

a)

Collision

b)

No-fault

c)

Comprehensive

d)

Liability

29.

This type of insurance pays to fix damages that you cause, but does not cover your own car:

a)

No-fault

b)

Collision

c)

Liability

d)

Comprehensive

30.

A car and a computer are examples of what?

a)

Secondary needs

b)

Excess

c)

Primary needs

d)

None of these

31.

The Better Business Bureau is:

a)

A government agency in charge of recalls

b)

A for-profit company that proactively investigates potentially fraudulent firms

c)

A nonprofit consumer organization

d)

A for-profit company that searches for the best businesses in your area

32.

An overdraft fee:

a)

Is a fee charged by a business when a check you write to them bounces

b)

Is the minimum balance required to be held in a bank account

c)

Is a fee paid to a payday loan company

d)

Is the fee charged by a bank when your checking account balance goes below zero

33.

Payday loans:

a)

Are available from your local bank branch

b)

Charge far more in interest than a typical credit card interest charge

c)

Are the best way for young students to build up a good credit rating

d)

Charge less interest than a typical bank does for interest on a loan

34.

A business that gives you a loan is:

a)

A credit bureau

b)

A debt collection agency

c)

A credit counseling agency

d)

A creditor

35.

You can best compare credit card offers by looking at these two features

a)

APR and fees

b)

Minimum payment and payment date

c)

Principal and interest

d)

Introductory rate and credit limit

36.

To build up a good credit history, you should:

a)

Get a Social Security Number if you do not already have one

b)

Get as many credit cards as you can

c)

Keep a balance near the maximum on each credit card to show full utilization.

d)

All of these

37.

A regular paycheck helps your credit score because:

a)

It can be cashed and spent quickly

b)

It has taxes pulled out

c)

It shows you will not pay your bills on time

d)

It indicates you are likely a good credit risk

38.

Internships:

a)

Are always paid

b)

Can be paid or unpaid

c)

Can never turn into a paid position

d)

Always last for one year

39.

What is the name of the leading provider of student loans, an organization founded in 1972 as a government sponsored agency, which is now a publicly traded company?

a)

Freddie Mac

b)

Sallie Mae

c)

Ginnie Mae

d)

Francis Mac

40.

A good password:

a)

Is an easily remembered number such as your phone number or Social Security Number

b)

Should be used for all your online accounts, including ones you share with friends

c)

Includes a combination of letters and numbers that are memorable and meaningful to you

d)

Should be written down in your wallet so you will have it wherever you go

41.

Taxes go to pay for:

a)

Social Security 10%, National Defense 10%, and Medicare 12%

b)

Social Security 50%, National Defense 50%, and Medicare 12%

c)

Social Security 21%, National Defense 21%, and net interest 9%

d)

Social Security 12%, Nation Defense 12%, and net interest 12%

42.

Tax refunds:

a)

Occur when a taxpayer's income tax payments, including withholding, exceed what they owe

b)

Are distributed to all taxpayers if the government tax receipts exceed its spending

c)

Come to taxpayers regardless of whether they file an income tax return or not

d)

Are greater if you file your taxes in January, rather than April

43.

FDIC is:

a)

The real cause of the 1929 stock market crash

b)

A government program that funds all interest payments for savings accounts

c)

A government insurance program that will pay back account holders if the bank or lending instittution fails

d)

A private corporation

44.

Diversification is good because:

a)

It focuses investments on a single stock to take advantage of growth potential

b)

Mutual funds have higher fees than individual stocks

c)

Interest rates rise and fall

d)

It spreads the risk of investment

45.

Your return with a diversified portfolio will:

a)

Be exactly 11.3% every year

b)

Rise and fall, but have less risk than a smaller number of stocks and a smaller number of sectors and asset classes

c)

Fall if a single company in yhour portolio goes out of business

d)

Beat absolutely every other investor

46.

401K plans are so named because:

a)

You can only contribute up to $401,000

b)

Of the tax law that authorizes them

c)

Over 400,000 people have taken advantage of them

d)

None of these

47.

Why is it not a good idea to make early withdrawals from your 401K?

a)

You usually have to pay a strict penalty

b)

You cannot put the money back in once you take it out

c)

You will lose your tax-deferred status on the entire account

d)

You will only get 10% of what you withdraw

48.

A simple formula for finding your equity in your home is:

a)

Purchase price of your home minus outstanding loan balance

b)

Down payment plus sum of mortgage payments due

c)

Market value of your home minus outstanding loan balance

d)

None of these

49.

A deductible is:

a)

The discount you deduct from your premimum

b)

The amount you pay when you file an insurance claim

c)

The amount that is deducted when you buy a policy

d)

The discount received by a health care provider

50.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is a collection of:

a)

Thirty U.S. stocks

b)

Thirty municipal bonds

c)

Thirty globally divers stocks

d)

Thirty U.S. industries

51.

True or False: Eating one large meal per day is the best way to maintain your health.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

True or False: When starting out a career, you should always work at least two jobs so that you can accumulate money for investing and long-term growth.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

True or False: It is generally better to concentrate your exercise time on the weekends only for maximum aerobic benefit

a)

True

b)

False

54.

Yes or No: If owning a car costs you $350 per month but allows you to work a second job that provides take-home pay of $125 per week, is it worth it financially to have the car?

a)

Yes

b)

No

55.

True or False: Jobs require either specific education or specific work experience, but not both.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

Which of the following is an example of irregular income?

a)

A full-time job

b)

A part-time job

c)

A graduation gift

d)

Both b and c

57.

Which of the following utilities may be billed separately form your rent?

a)

Water

b)

Electricity

c)

Phone service

d)

All of these

58.

How much of your take-home paycheck should be budgeted for base rent?

a)

20%

b)

30%

c)

40%

d)

50%

59.

Which of the following are considerations in choosing an apartment?

a)

Cost

b)

Proximity to work

c)

Availability of mass transit

d)

All of these

60.

Oh no! Someone stole your credit card and charged $2,500 worth of purchases before you even knew the card was missing. How much of the unauthorized charges can you be required to pay?

a)

0

b)

$50

c)

$250

d)

$2,500

61.

Banks offer "points" or "rewards" because:

a)

They have excess profits and want to distribute some of those profits to customers

b)

They like to make your life more fun

c)

You will be more likely to switch to the bank offering "points" or "rewards" because you fell you are getting "something for nothing"

d)

They want you to practice good saving habits

e)

All of these

62.

Cleared checks:

a)

Are available as online images for you to refer to, or as reduced images sent with each monthly statement

b)

Must be destroyed so that they don't get cashed again

c)

Should be used to notify the people you wrote the check to, since they haven't cashed the checks yet

d)

Are automatically redeposited if the check image is lost

63.

True or False: Improving your credit score will let you get lower interest rates on loans

a)

True

b)

False

64.

True or False: Student loans often don't require you to start paying them back until after you've completed the course(s).

a)

True

b)

False

65.

True or False: The federal government offers tax breaks for people saving for education.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

True or False: A job may require a specific training course to be completed

a)

True

b)

False

67.

The most secure Internet access is available through:

a)

Cable modem, DSL, or dial-up Internet

b)

Wi-Fi at a coffee house

c)

Wi-Fi at a public library

d)

Wi-Fi at a home

68.

Taxes go to pay for:

a)

Social Security 10%, National Defense 10%, and Medicare 12%

b)

Social Security 50%, National Defense 50%, and Medicare 12%

c)

Social Security 21%, National Defense 21%, and net interest 9%

d)

Social Security 12%, Nation Defense 12%, and net interest 12%

69.

The federal government

a)

Is the national government of the U.S. that takes in taxes and funds such programs as maintaining interstate highways and the military

b)

Does not supply Social Security cards

c)

Is not allowed to tax income

d)

Is the national government of the U.N. that are responsible for taxes and funds such programs as maintaining interstate highways and humanitarian needs

70.

A paycheck has withholding tax taken out:

a)

If a person earns more than $600 a year

b)

That is paid to state and federal taxing authorities

c)

That is automatically refunded to workers even without filing a 1040EZ form

d)

That is always equal to $9.54

71.

What is the official retirement age, according to the U.S. government

a)

59

b)

65

c)

70

d)

None of these

72.

Social Security replaces about what percent of most people's pre-retirement income?

a)

70%

b)

40%

c)

100%

d)

None of these

73.

If you are a self-employed professional, which plan would work for you?

a)

Employer-sponsored 401K

b)

Traditional pension plan

c)

Keogh Plan

d)

Plough Plan

74.

When planning to buy a home, your monthly housing related costs should not exceed what percentage of your monthly gross income?

a)

24%

b)

28%

c)

36%

d)

34%

75.

Your total debt from all loans should not exceed what percentage of your gross monthly income?

a)

16%

b)

26%

c)

36%

d)

46%

76.

A "point" on a loan equals:

a)

0.1% of the loan amount

b)

1% of the loan amount

c)

10% of the loan amount

d)

2% of the loan amount

77.

True or False: You always want the lowest possible deductible because it means you will pay less out of pocket in case of a loss

a)

True

b)

False

78.

if you crashed your car into a house, which kind of insurance would you use

a)

Homeowners insurance

b)

Renters insurance

c)

Disability insurance

d)

Auto insurance

79.

If your MP3 player is stolen from your apartment, what type of insurance would it be covered under?

a)

Auto insurance

b)

Homeowners insurance

c)

Renters insurance

d)

Life insurance

80.

Life insurance is NOT used for:

a)

Burial expenses

b)

Investing in the stock market

c)

Providing for dependents

d)

Payment to policy holder