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Chapter 5 Derivatives Market

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 2hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT a derivative

a)

Single Stock Futures (SSFs)

b)

Swap

c)

Crude Palm Oil

d)

Put Options

2.

Derivatives are usually traded at

a)

Over-the-counter only

b)

The exchange and over-the-counter

c)

The exchange only

d)

Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Berhad

3.

What kind of settlement usually applied if the investors are trading the derivatives for speculation purposes?

a)

Physical settlement

b)

Cash settlement

c)

Hedging

d)

Return

4.

Which of the following is NOT a purpose for which derivatives may be used?

a)

Gain profit

b)

Minimize risk

c)

Hedging

d)

Security issuance

5.

Which one is NOT true about speculation

a)

Low risk

b)

To gain profit

c)

cash settlement

d)

To manage risk

6.

Derivatives help to manage possible future risks especially against the fluctuation of price risk. This is

a)

Speculation

b)

Arbitraging

c)

Hedging

d)

None is correct

7.

A call option is a right to

a)

force another party to buy the underlying security.

b)

repurchase a previously sold underlying security.

c)

sell the underlying security.

d)

buy the underlying security.

8.

Forwards are _____.

a)

absolutely the same as futures.

b)

over-the-counter derivatives.

c)

exchange-traded derivatives.

d)

standardized like futures.

9.

Financial derivatives include ___________.

a)

Option

b)

Swap

c)

Futures

d)

All of the above

10.

What is the difference between options and futures?

a)

Futures are about obligations of both parties that they will have to fulfill in the future, whereas options are about obligations of both parties that they have to fulfill at present

b)

Futures are about rights of both parties, not about obligations, whereas options are about obligations of both parties only

c)

There is no difference. Futures and options are similar contracts in nature.

d)

None is correct

11.

What does "in the money" mean?

a)

It is profitable

b)

To have some amount of money at one's disposal

c)

The promise to pay

d)

None is correct

12.

What will happen if a trader refuses to exercise an option?

a)

He will have to pay a fine of a subtantial amount

b)

He will not pay a penny

c)

He will lose a fee which is usually not a subtantial amount of money

d)

He will lose his reputation

13.

What is a (Financial) Derivative?

a)

A financial contract that gives the owner a way to manage against market risk.

b)

A financial contract whose value is derived from the value of an underlying asset.

c)

A financial contract whose payoff is depends on an event occurring.

d)

A financial contract that gives the owner a way to manage against financial risks.

14.

If you buy an option you are

a)

Obligated to buy an asset at the agreed upon price on a specific date

b)

Not obligated to buy an asset at the agreed upon price on a specific date.

15.

When the buyer has the option to buy if he thinks a stock will go up in price it is called a

a)

Call Option

b)

Put Option

16.

When the buyer has the option to sell if he thinks a stock will go down in price it is called a

a)

Call Option

b)

Put Option

17.

Hedging is mechanism to gain a profit.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

A futures contract is:

a)

a nonnegotiable, nonmarketable instrument.

b)

a security, like stocks and bonds.

c)

a firm agreement by two parties to make or take delivery of an item sometime in the future.

d)

not a legal contract, and therefore its terms can be changed during the life of the contract.

19.

Is the price where the options contract are sold and bought

a)

Margin

b)

Premium

c)

Strike price

d)

Down payment

20.

Which of the following commodities are NOT used as the underlying assets for derivatives contract in Malaysia

a)

Tin

b)

Gold

c)

Corn

d)

USD RBD Plam Olein

21.

Grants an option buyer the right, but not the obligation, to sell an option seller a contract.

a)

Call Options

b)

Marginal Call

c)

Put Options

d)

Open Interest

22.

In an options contract, the price at which the options holder can buy or sell the underlying asset is called

a)

Premium

b)

Strike price

c)

Margin

d)

Market price

23.

What is European PUT Option

a)

Gives the holder the obligation to sell underlying asset only at expiry date

b)

Gives the holder the right to sell underlying asset only at expiry date

c)

Gives the holder the right to sell underlying asset anytime before expiry date

d)

Gives the holder the obligation to sell underlying asset anytime before expiry date

24.

Contracts that are traded over-the-counter are

a)

Standardized

b)

Transparent

c)

Customized

d)

Requires margin account

25.

Followings are the power given to the Securities Commissions regarding the derivatives market in Malaysia EXCEPT for

a)

Ensure market integrity

b)

Protect the welfare of the investors

c)

Collecting margin payment

d)

Regulate the industry