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Unit 2: Credit, Debt and Interest

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one benefit of borrowing money from a friend or family member instead of from the bank?

a)

You don't have to repay your friends or family if you don't want to

b)

You can borrow more money from a friend or family member because they have more cash than banks

c)

Friends and family cannot legally charge you interest on the loan, and neither can banks

d)

Friends and family will typically work with you to set up a repayment plan you can afford

2.

Which age group tends to have the most credit card debt?

a)

Young adults

b)

Middle-aged people

c)

Senior citizens

d)

Credit card debt is evenly distributed among all age groups

3.

Using this portion of a credit card statement, how much did the credit card owner pay toward their bill last month?

a)

$167.49

b)

$267.49

c)

$400

d)

$2,425

4.

Each of the following factors impacts your credit score EXCEPT...

a)

Payment history

b)

Debit Card Balance

c)

Mix of credit types

d)

Length of credit history

5.

What is the key difference between a credit card and a debit card?

a)

Credit cards allow you to borrow money to pay for things, while debit cards take money straight from your own checking account

b)

Wealthy people use credit cards, while people with lower incomes use debit cards

c)

Credit cards come from credit unions, while debit cards come from banks

d)

You can only use credit cards if you are over 25, but you can use debit cards as long as you are over 18

6.

Helena has a credit card limit of 10,000 dollars on her credit card. She has spent all 10,000 dollars online shopping. What is another statement for what has she done?

a)

paid her minimum balance

b)

maxed out her credit card

c)

Paid interest on her statment

d)

applied for a loan

7.

What is the best way to avoid going into large debt or paying large amounts of interest on your credit card?

a)

Avoid paying the bill every month so your bank account stays high

b)

Pay the minimum monthly payment on time every month

c)

Pay half your balance every month

d)

Pay your full balance every month

8.

Looking at this credit card statement, what is the minimum payment the needs to paid for the month?

a)

$245.00

b)

$40.00

c)

$150.00

d)

$400.00

9.

At what age can you apply for a credit card or loan?

a)

21

b)

16

c)

18

d)

80

10.

Miguel's parents keep telling him he should worry about his credit score. He says, "Why bother?" Why should Miguel care?

a)

A high credit score will make it easier for him to get loans or credit cards with better interest rates

b)

A low credit score will make it easier for him to get loans or credit cards with better interest rates

c)

If his credit score is positive, lenders will allow him to pay back only a portion of his loan instead of the whole balance

d)

Miguel will not be able to apply for colleges if he doesn't have a strong credit score

11.

The following items are all things you would purchase with a loan, EXCEPT....

a)

college education

b)

groceries

c)

car

d)

home

12.

What happens when you use your debit card?

a)

money is pulled directly from your savings account

b)

money is pulled directly from your checking account

c)

You are borrowing money from your bank to make a purchase

d)

You are borrowing an item/service now with the promise to pay later

13.

An amount of money that is typically owed or due.

a)

interest

b)

application

c)

debt

d)

debit