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Saving &Investing

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 2hrs 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Kayla is considering whether to open a savings account or buy stock. Her financial advisor tells her that investing involves __________, but will help her money grow.

a)

a down payment

b)

risk

c)

taxes

2.

Savings accounts are _________, which means you can access your money quickly.

a)

risky

b)

safe

c)

liquid

3.

Fill in the correct terms to complete the description of Rebecca going through insurance claims process.


Rebecca’s husband died in a car accident. When she turns 67, she will receive her husband’s ________________.

a)

401k account

b)

Social Security benefits

c)

certificate of deposit

4.

Fill in the correct terms to complete the description of Rebecca going through insurance claims process.


Her children will also receive the same until they ________________.

a)

graduate from high school

b)

retire

c)

become employed

5.

The financial agency that sets monetary policy is _________________________.

a)

The Federal Depository Insurance Corporation

b)

The Federal Trade Commission

c)

The Federal Reserve

6.

The financial agency that insures bank deposits is ___________________.

a)

The Federal Depository Insurance Corporation

b)

The Federal Trade Commission

c)

The Federal Reserve

7.

Stock refers to a company's initial offering of shares.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

A mutual fund is a small piece of ownership in a company.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The NASDAQ is a small piece of ownership in a company.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

IPO refers to a company's initial offering of shares.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

NASDAQ is a public stock exchange.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Stock is a small piece of ownership in a company.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Savings options would include a money market account and a promotional CD.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Investment options would include business ownership and bonds.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

What are two ways someone could earn money on a real estate investment?

a)

Residents pay to have the floors cleaned.

b)

Owner could sell a property he or she fixed up.

c)

Residents pay rent to the owner.

d)

Owner could charge people that drive by the property.

16.

Which savings account can a financial institution end or cancel?

a)

money market account

b)

youth savings account

c)

credit union account

d)

callable certificate of deposit

17.

How much does your employer pay into the Social Security system on your behalf?

a)

4.2 percent

b)

8.4 percent

c)

6.2 percent

d)

12.4 percent

18.

Lucretia deposits $2,000 into a savings account. If the Fed requires a 20 percent reserve ratio, how much of Lucretia’s money can the bank lend?

a)

$1,200

b)

$2,000

c)

$1,600

d)

$400

19.

What is compound interest?

a)

the interest earned on the principal of an investment

b)

the interest earned on a mutual fund

c)

the interest earned on a loan

d)

the interest earned on both the principal and interest of an investment or savings account

20.

Which of the following is a good reason to have a financial reserve that's larger than normal?

a)

You would not be able to find another job quickly if you lost yours.

b)

You have a large monthly car payment.

c)

You have mostly discretionary expenses.

d)

Your income is fairly predictable.

21.

What is opportunity cost?

a)

the principal in an investment account

b)

the total amount of investments in a portfolio

c)

the value of an investment opportunity you pass up in order to take another investment opportunity

d)

the value of an investment opportunity when it's compared with all the other investments you've made in the past

22.

What is a volatile investment?

a)

an investment that can change quickly without warning

b)

an investment that is fairly low risk

c)

an investment that requires a high volume of investors

d)

an investment that gains value slowly over time

23.

Which portion would not be part of an investment portfolio?

a)

a savings account

b)

commodities fund

c)

a savings 529 plan

d)

equity investments in a company

24.

When is your risk tolerance lowest?

a)

when you are closest to needing the money you invested

b)

when you are concerned about the diversity of your investment portfolio

c)

when you are an inexperienced investor

d)

when you first make the investment

25.

What piece of information is most helpful when you're comparing investments?

a)

the ROI percentage

b)

the ROI dollar amounts

c)

the total return dollar amounts

d)

the initial investment amounts

26.

How does an equity investor make money?

a)

depositing money in compounding accounts

b)

lending money and charging interest

c)

selling an investment for more than they paid for it

d)

selling many investments at the same time

27.

What is a stock?

a)

a partial ownership in a company

b)

a group of real estate investments

c)

a regular payment a company issues to investors

d)

a government investment

28.

Which policy is a way the SEC protects investors?

a)

guaranteeing the value of certain stocks

b)

insuring the amounts of people's investments

c)

requiring companies to disclose financial information

d)

helping investors diversify their portfolios

29.

Which example is an investment commodity?

a)

a rare painting

b)

shares in a company

c)

microfinancing

d)

steel

30.

Which option allows you to pool your money and invest in a portfolio with other investors?

a)

a 401(k) plan

b)

a 529 plan

c)

an IRA account

d)

a mutual fund

31.

Which piece of information is typically included in a stock listing?

a)

the number of shares of stock sold in a previous day

b)

the predicted price of the stock over the next year

c)

the company's SEC registration credentials

d)

the number of shares of stock sold in the previous year

32.

Which type of investment income happens when an investor sells ownership in an equity investment that's gained value?

a)

dividends

b)

capital gains

c)

interest

d)

equity gains

33.

What is the New York Stock Exchange?

a)

an indicator of how certain stocks may perform in the future

b)

the world's largest exchange for trading stocks and other securities

c)

a stock market where trades take place exclusively over computers

d)

an index for measuring the performance of stocks

34.

Kayla is considering whether to open a savings account or buy stock. Her financial advisor tells her that investing involves __________, but will help her money grow.

a)

a down payment

b)

risk

c)

taxes

35.

Savings accounts are _________, which means you can access your money quickly.

a)

risky

b)

safe

c)

liquid

36.

Fill in the correct terms to complete the description of Rebecca going through insurance claims process.


Rebecca’s husband died in a car accident. When she turns 67, she will receive her husband’s ________________.

a)

401k account

b)

Social Security benefits

c)

certificate of deposit

37.

Fill in the correct terms to complete the description of Rebecca going through insurance claims process.


Her children will also receive the same until they ________________.

a)

graduate from high school

b)

retire

c)

become employed

38.

The financial agency that sets monetary policy is _________________________.

a)

The Federal Depository Insurance Corporation

b)

The Federal Trade Commission

c)

The Federal Reserve

39.

The financial agency that insures bank deposits is ___________________.

a)

The Federal Depository Insurance Corporation

b)

The Federal Trade Commission

c)

The Federal Reserve

40.

Stock refers to a company's initial offering of shares.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

A mutual fund is a small piece of ownership in a company.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

The NASDAQ is a small piece of ownership in a company.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

IPO refers to a company's initial offering of shares.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

NASDAQ is a public stock exchange.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Stock is a small piece of ownership in a company.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Savings options would include a money market account and a promotional CD.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Investment options would include business ownership and bonds.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

What are two ways someone could earn money on a real estate investment?

a)

Residents pay to have the floors cleaned.

b)

Owner could sell a property he or she fixed up.

c)

Residents pay rent to the owner.

d)

Owner could charge people that drive by the property.

49.

Which savings account can a financial institution end or cancel?

a)

money market account

b)

youth savings account

c)

credit union account

d)

callable certificate of deposit

50.

Lucretia deposits $2,000 into a savings account. If the Fed requires a 20 percent reserve ratio, how much of Lucretia’s money can the bank lend?

a)

$1,200

b)

$2,000

c)

$1,600

d)

$400

51.

What is compound interest?

a)

the interest earned on the principal of an investment

b)

the interest earned on a mutual fund

c)

the interest earned on a loan

d)

the interest earned on both the principal and interest of an investment or savings account

52.
Which kind of interest allows your investment to grow exponentially?
a)
simple interest
b)
compound interest
c)
special interest
d)
double interest
53.
What is it called when you put money in your savings account before you pay your bills or spend discretionary money?
a)
emergency funding
b)
investing
c)
paying yourself first
d)
compounding interest
54.
If you need money next year for college expenses, which of these investment opportunities should you avoid?
a)
savings account
b)
money market account
c)
1 year Certificate of Deposit
d)
stock market
55.
What is the benefit of having your money in a savings account?
a)
easy access for emergencies
b)
high interest rate
c)
potential for high return
d)
option to buy bonds
56.
After you pay your bills and put money away for savings, what is the remainder of your income called?
a)
investment income
b)
relegated income
c)
delusional income
d)
discretionary income
57.
As soon as you start your career/job, what should you start saving for?
a)
emergencies
b)
retirement
c)
dream vacation
d)
both emergencies and retirement
58.
You are given certificates issued by the US Treasury Department.  What type of investment have you been given?
a)
Corporate bond
b)
U.S. savings bond
c)
Municipal bond
d)
James Bond
59.
You plan to buy 5 shares of Facebook at $147.19.  You will sell them when you finish college in 4 years.  In 2021, a share of Facebook stock is valued at $163.87.  How much is the value of the 5 shares in 2021?
a)
$83.40
b)
$163.87
c)
$735.95
d)
$819.35
60.
You plan to buy 5 shares of Facebook at $147.19.  You will sell them when you finish college in 4 years.  In 2021, a share of Facebook stock is valued at $163.87.  How much did you gain or lose?
a)
gained $16.68
b)
lost $16.68
c)
gained $83.40
d)
lost $83.40