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Review for Credit Test

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Out of the following categories, which is worth the most when calculating your credit score?

a)

Amounts owed

b)

Length of credit history

c)

New credit

d)

Types of credit

2.

What is the purpose of a credit score?

a)

To help banks and lenders decide how likely you are to pay back money that you borrow

b)

To help friends and family decide whether or not they should trust you

c)

To help the government know what you spend your money on

d)

To help you know how much you credit card balance is

3.

What is a credit report?

a)

The document containing information about the history of money you have borrowed from different lenders

b)

The limit set by the credit card company for how much you can charge on your card

c)

Money that is owed to someone else

d)

A document that tells you your credit card balance every month

4.

Why is it important to review your credit report each year? CHECK 2 BOXES!

a)

Check for errors

b)

Make sure no one is opening accounts in your name

c)

Because it increases your credit score

d)

So you don't get charged interest

5.

Which of the following can NOT be used by creditors to decide whether or not to grant you a loan?

a)

Income

b)

Debt

c)

Gender

d)

Credit history

6.

What is the APR?

a)

Interest rate

b)

Annual fee

c)

Late payment fee

d)

The month your payment is due in

7.

All credit cards have annual fees.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Christian's credit card has a 6% foreign transaction fee. If he spends $422 on it while in Australia last month, what will be the balance in his account (assuming he didn't make any other purchases that cycle)?

a)

$25.32

b)

$447.32

c)

$442.60

d)

$502.16

9.

What is the name of the box that contains a standard list of fees and rates associated with a credit card?

a)

Schumer Box

b)

Jack in the Box

c)

Credit Score Box

d)

Credit Report

10.

The only way to avoid paying interest on credit card purchases is to...

a)

Pay your bill in full and on time every month

b)

Keep your credit score above 579

c)

Review your credit report 1 time per year

d)

Use different credit cards for every purchase

11.

What happens if you make only the minimum payment on a credit card bill?

a)

You will get charged interest and it will take a long time to pay it off

b)

You will get extra rewards points

c)

You will increase your credit score

d)

Your card will get deactivated

12.

You only had 1 purchase on your credit card this month, a new skateboard that cost $299. Unfortunately, you forgot about this and only have $30 left from your paycheck to put towards the bill. How much interest will you be charged on the remaining balance if the monthly interest rate is 2%?

a)

$4.78

b)

$5.38

c)

$7.22

d)

$6.00

13.

The table shows a credit card balance after 2 months. If the person makes just the minimum payment of $30 in month 2, how much interest will be charged that month on the remaining balance?

a)

$11.07

b)

$11.39

c)

$13.31

d)

$753.09

14.

Joe decides to pay off his $600 credit card bill by making $125 payments every month. This way, it takes him 5 months to pay it off. At the end of 5 months, how much has he paid in interest on the $600, total?

a)

$19.62

b)

$22.02

c)

$94.62

d)

$1.67

15.

Which of the following is NOT a way credit card companies make money?

a)

Transaction fees charged to stores

b)

Interest charged to customers when they don't pay the full amount of their bill

c)

Fees charged to customers for things like paying late

d)

Only giving credit cards to people with perfect credit scores

16.

Which of the following things CANNOT be done with a debit card but CAN be done with a credit card?

a)

Rent a car

b)

Purchase something online

c)

Go into debt

d)

Purchase something at Target

17.

What fraction of the whole is shaded?

a)

1/8

b)

1/16

c)

1/4

d)

2/32

18.

What percent of the whole is shaded?

a)

25%

b)

12.5%

c)

20%

d)

33%