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Worksheets2.00 Review Quiz
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 53mins
What is a spending plan/budget?
How much money you earned
A list of the money you have and where the money is going
How much money you owe
A list of the items you want to buy
For the most party, it doesn't matter how much money you make, it's all about how you spend it
True
False
If you spend more money than you actually have, you are
Broke
Rich
Wise with your money
Happy
Why is it important to save? (Select all that apply)
So that you make more friends
So that you do not have zero dollars
So that you can save up for something that you want in the future
For emergencies
Balance means:
The amount that you have
The amount that you owe
The amount you made that day
The goal you have for the future
Withdrawal means:
Money going into the account
Money coming out of the account
Money transferred to another account
Money give by someone
A spending plan is also known as a?
Tax form
Paper trail
Well-being domain
Budget
A statement of financial position that shows both _________ and actual income and expenses
unplanned
planned
actual
realistic
Which financial document does a spending plan look like
Statement of financial position
Income and expense statement
Statement of Net Worth
Tax Return
Which step of the spending plan requires you to set a time period
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Implement and control
Which step of the spending plan requires you to stick to the budgets you made
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Implement and control
Evaluate and make adjustments
Which step of the spending plan considers how much to spend on each category of expenses
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Evaluate and make adjustments
Which step of the spending plan makes you identify your income and expenses
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Implement and control
Which step of the spending plan is where you ask "how well did my plan work"
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Evaluate and make adjustments
A spending plan is an income and expense statement that records both planned and ________ income and expenses
Fake
Planned
Actual
Outrageous
Which step of the spending plan requires you to identify how to record your plan
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Implement and control
Which is NOT a way to develop a spending planIn
Paper/Pencil
Spreadsheet
Apps
In your head
A spending plan ensures you are being ________ about your spending
Bad
Optimistic
Realistic
Outrageous
What kind of expenses are common and the amount is different every time
Variable
Frequent
Fixed
Periodic
What is not a type of Income?
Your allowance
Pay check from a job
Fees paid to a loan
Interest earn
What are expenses that cost the same every time -- often a set monthly payment.
Periodic
Fixed
Secured
Variable
A car loan is an example of a contractual expense.
True
False
If Michael earns $110 a week from his part-time job, and gets $5 interest a month from the bank, his estimated monthly income should be
445
115
440
105
Money you receive, is also known as:
debts
expenses
income
fixed expense
A spending plan is also known as:
budget
spending log
check register
a list of expenses
If Selena earns $200 a month baby and pet sitting, receives a $15 weekly allowance, and gets $250 for her Sweet Sixteen birthday, her estimated monthly income should be ____.
515
215
260
475
If Michael earns $150 a week from his part-time job, and 20% of his paycheck is deducted for taxes, his estimated monthly income should be ____.
480
180
450
425
A spending plan should be reviewed and adjusted as needed.
True
False
Student loans, Gym Memberships, and Cellphone plans are contractual expenses.
True
False
Borrowing money will cost you more later.
True
False
If your expenses are higher than your income, you should adjust your spending plan by
Increasing your debt
Reducing your income
Lowering your variable expenses
Allocating more money to your savings
If your income is higher than you expenses, you should adjust your spending plan by
Increasing your expenses
Spending more on variable expenses
Reducing debt obligations
Reducing your Income
Having a spending plan is having control of your spending habits
True
False
Which step of the spending plan requires you to create categories specifically or you?
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Implement and control
Which step of the spending plan requires you to stick to the budget you've created?
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Implement and control
Evaluate and make adjustments
Which step of the spending plan has you divide money into each category of expenses?
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Implement and control
Which step of the spending plan makes you identify your income and expenses?
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Allocate money to each category
Implement and control
Which step of the spending plan is where you ask "how well did my plan work?"
Track current income and expenses
Personalize the plan
Implement and control
Evaluate and make adjustments
The housing category includes all of the following EXCEPT
Mortgage/ rent
Water bill/ cable bill/ Internet
Property or Home taxes
Car payment
The transportation category includes all of the following EXCEPT:
Car payment
gas
insurance
cell phone
Technically, saving is an ________.
Expense
Requirement
Pain to do
Income
The dollar amount goal for a spending plan is:
Anything above $100
A net gain
$0
A net loss
A control system:
Helps you keep track of your spending and will help you stay on budget (envelope system; apps)
Is by your bank and blocks any purchases your not supposed to make.
Is not needed as long as you've written down your budget
Controls the percentage of income spent in each category
Cash on hand is an example of a
Monetary asset
Tangible asset
Investment asset
Credit
A home mortgage balance is an example of
Tangible asset
Investment asset
Liability
Net Gain
Money owed to others is an example of
Monetary asset
Tangible asset
Liability
Spending Cash
A retirement account is an example of a/an
monetary asset
investment asset
liability
Net Loss
Clothing is an example of a/an
monetary asset
tangible asset
liability
Want
Money owed to others is an example of
Monetary asset
Tangible asset
Liability
Benefit
A savings account is an example of a/an
monetary asset
tangible asset
investment asset
liability
What is the true indicator of wealth?
Income
Net worth
Tangible assets
Net Loss
Which of these services do depository institutions offer?
Financial advice
Free money
Ability to take more money than you have without penalty
Buy one, get one free
What is a debit card?
Plastic card that used to connect to bank accounts
Plastic card only used with specific stores
Used to borrow money like a credit card
Plastic card that gets you discounts
