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Consumer Education - Final Exam Review

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Companies are now required to offer private health insurance plans to employees. *

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Comprehensive automobile insurance is required when you finance a car.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

House insurance will help cover the cost of fixing damage to a house caused natural disasters.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

It is wise to get multiple quotes for any type of insurance to compare coverage and cost.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The fist number of liability coverage (50/100/25) indicates that what is insured for $50,000?

a)

Bodily injury for all the people in an accident that involves at least four people.

b)

Property damage for the person at fault

c)

Bodily damage for a single person in an accident that is not at fault

d)

Property damage for the person not at fault in an accident

6.

Comprehensive insurance covers what kind of damage to an automobile?

a)

Only repairs needed due to a collision with another automobile

b)

Damage caused due to a collision with an animal

c)

Damage caused by a tree that falls on the car

d)

Only b & c

e)

None of the above

7.

Which of the three types of savings accounts requires you to agree to the money being deposited for a specified period of time?

a)

Regular savings

b)

Money market account

c)

Certificate of deposit

d)

Mutual funds

8.

Which of the three types of savings accounts typically requires you to maintain a minimum balance?

a)

Regular savings

b)

Money market account

c)

Certificate of deposit

d)

Mutual funds

9.

9- Compound interest allows you to______________?

a)

Earn interest on your original deposit only

b)

Pay interest for borrowing money

c)

Earn interest on the original deposit plus interest earned

d)

None of the above

10.

What is the first basic principle of investing?

a)

Wait to invest until after college

b)

Begin investing now

c)

Don’t invest – it is too risky

d)

Always invest for the short term

11.

What is the recommended amount you should keep in a savings account?

a)

One ~ two months of expenses

b)

One year of expenses

c)

Three ~ six months of expenses

d)

Don’t worry about savings

12.

Financial advisors are available to you in case

a)

You need to borrow money

b)

Need help and advise on investing

c)

You feel lonely

d)

None of the above

13.

Before you invest money, you need to be aware of

a)

Your risk tolerance level

b)

That higher risk equals higher returns

c)

That lower risk equals lower returns

d)

All of the above

14.

Bonds are considered best for

a)

Long term investing

b)

Short term investing

c)

The high risk investor

d)

The low risk investor

e)

Both b & d

15.

When investing in the stock market, it is best to

a)

Invest all your money in one stock

b)

Invest money in companies you know nothing about

c)

Invest your money in a number of different stocks

d)

Run away!

16.

Choose the item that best represents what a mutual fund is.

a)

A collection of different stocks to minimize risk

b)

A way for someone with a smaller amount of money to invest in the stock market without having to buy all of one stock

c)

It has a particular strategy of investment

d)

All of the above

17.

If you decide to buy a 12,000 euros car, the minimum down payment is 10% you should plan on paying

a)

2,400 Euros

b)

120 Euros

c)

1,200 Euros

d)

1,000 Euros

18.

If you decide to buy a 12,000 euros car, the minimum down payment is 10% you should plan on paying

a)

2,400 Euros

b)

120 Euros

c)

1,200 Euros

d)

1,000 Euros

19.

23- Does gender impact auto insurance premiums?

a)

Yes. Men tend to have more accidents and pay higher premiums.

b)

People under 25 years of age pay higher premiums.

c)

Yes. The more one drives, the more likely an accident may occur. The rates typically rise when vehicles are driven more than 7,500 miles per year.

d)

Yes. Married people, statistically speaking, have fewer auto accidents and pay lower premiums.

20.

The payment you receive is based on the replacement cost of an item minus depreciation

a)

Household inventory

b)

Liability insurance

c)

Actual Cash Value

d)

Replacement value

21.

Replacement value

a)

A list or other documentation of personal belongings, with purchase dates and cost information

b)

A claim settlement method in which the insured receives the full cost of repairing or replacing a damaged or lost item

c)

The payment you receive is based on the replacement cost of an item minus depreciation

d)

Provides payment to others if a member of the insured household accidentally causes harm to other people or property.

22.

Peril is:

a)

Cause of loss

b)

Possessions such as jewelry, furniture, and boats

c)

Careless neglect, often resulting in injury

d)

A danger or risk.

23.

Creating a budget can make you feel powerful! Why?

a)

People who budget earn more money, so they can live a better life

b)

A budget puts you in control of your spending and saving, so you make good decisions and feel more confident

c)

You can't really budget unless you have an important job, which means that other people look up to you

d)

Budgeting is extremely easy, so once you set it up, you are done for good and can spend time on other things

24.

Ada has just moved into her own apartment and is working full time. Each item below would go into her budget in the "Monthly Bills" category EXCEPT...

a)

Cell phone plan

b)

Rent

c)

Clothing

d)

Renters insurance

25.

The two main portions of a budget are...

a)

the money coming in (income) and the money you're spending (expenses)

b)

the money coming in (expenses) and the money you're spending (income)

c)

the cash you are spending in stores and the bills you are paying online

d)

the items you want to buy and the money you need to save for retirement

26.

Why is it important to be able to decide if an item is a NEED or a WANT?

a)

Needs are worth spending money on, but you should never spend on a want

b)

Needs can be very expensive, but wants are usually far less expensive so you don't need to keep track of them

c)

You cannot create a budget that has both needs and wants included -- you need them each in a separate budget

d)

When you budget, you should make sure all your needs are met first, then you can decide to spend on wants

27.

Ethan is considering updating his cell phone plan to include unlimited data. In which situation could unlimited data be a NEED for Ethan?

a)

He loves watching movies, and he's already paid for all the streaming services, so now he needs the data

b)

Unlimited data will allow him to play video games with his friends even when he's not at home, and he LOVES video games

c)

He has so many social media accounts, and he needs to be able to check them throughout the day, even while in school

d)

He has an hour-long bus ride each direction to and from school, and he needs that time to complete homework and submit it all online

28.

Marsha is trying to determine if an item at the mall is a NEED or a WANT. Which question will be most helpful?

a)

Will something bad happen if I don't have this item?

b)

Do any of my friends have this item?

c)

How happy will this item make me?

d)

Will my teachers be excited if I buy this item, or will they be disappointed?

29.

Justine's part-time job pays her 8 euros per hour. She works for 10 hours this pay period. How much is her gross pay?

a)

8 euros

b)

80 euros

c)

80 euros, minus any taxes she has to pay

d)

80 euros, plus any taxes she has to pay

30.

Brandon receives his paycheck, and it says his gross pay is 250 euros and his net pay is 200 euros. How much money did he have in deductions this pay period?

a)

50 euros

b)

200 euros

c)

250 euros

d)

450 euros

31.

Why should you use your NET pay when creating a budget?

a)

Your net pay will always be higher, so you'll have more money to spend

b)

Your net pay is a more accurate picture of how much money you have available to spend or save

c)

Your employer knows what your gross pay is, but you only know what your net pay is

d)

Once you have your net pay, you can figure out how much to deduct in taxes, and then you can do your budget

32.

Kylie plans on using the 50/30/20 rule for budgeting. How will she split her budget?

a)

50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings

b)

50% budget, 30% needs, 20% wants

c)

50% saving, 30% needs, 20% wants

d)

50 euros needs, 30 euros wants, 20 euros savings

33.

What does it mean to "pay yourself first"?

a)

On payday, take some money out to reward yourself with some fun spending

b)

Save money when you are young so you can spend more money when you are older

c)

Any time you get paid, set aside some portion to save before you do any spending

d)

Spend money on yourself first, then your immediate family, then friends or other relatives

34.

What is the financial benefit of compound interest?

a)

The interest rates banks offer for compound accounts are always higher than for simple accounts

b)

When you earn compound interest, you earn interest on both the principal and any interest you've already earned

c)

When earning compound interest, you don't accumulate as many bank fees

d)

When you earn compound interest, you earn interest ONLY on the principal

35.

What is a key difference between saving and investing?

a)

Saving is for long-term goals; investing is for short-term goals

b)

Saving earns a much higher rate of return than investing your money

c)

Saving is setting aside money you don't spend now for emergencies or for a future purchase and Investing is buying assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds

d)

Saving earns compound interest while investing earns simple interest

36.

Select the best definition of compound interest.

a)

Compound interest is earning interest on the original amount you deposited.

b)

Compound interest is earning interest on the original amount you deposited plus any interest earned.

c)

Compound interest is the amount of interest you are charged on your bank account each month.

d)

Compound interest is earning a fixed dollar amount on your bank account each month.

37.

What is a stock?

a)

A stock is a share of ownership in a company.

b)

A stock is a lending investment to the government or a company.

c)

A stock is an insured bank account with high risk.

d)

A stock is a type of investment that uses money from investors to purchase many different investment types.

38.

Duncan plans to invest all of his money in individual stocks. Why is this likely a bad investment strategy?

a)

He will need a large amount of money to invest in individual stocks.

b)

Purchasing individual stocks has a very low amount of risk and a low return.

c)

He will need to open multiple brokerage accounts for each stock he purchases.

d)

Purchasing individual stocks has a high amount of risk and little diversification.

39.

What is the purpose of insurance?

a)

To manage risk

b)

To build wealth

c)

To build relationships

d)

To manage liabilities

40.

Reed pays $112 per month for his auto insurance. This amount is called his...

a)

deductible

b)

risk

c)

premium

d)

contribution

41.

Which type of auto insurance coverage is used when another person is injured during an accident?

a)

Collision

b)

Liability

c)

Comprehensive

d)

Underinsured Motorist

42.

Select the best definition of an insurance premium.

a)

Your insurance premium is the amount you pay out-of-pocket if a loss occurs.

b)

Your insurance premium is the amount you pay only when you need to use your insurance.

c)

Your insurance premium is the amount of money you pay for the insurance policy.

d)

Your insurance premium is the level of insurance coverage you have.

43.

Which type of insurance covers your necessary medical costs, from doctor’s appointments to surgeries?

a)

Auto Insurance

b)

Disability Insurance

c)

Health Insurance

d)

Liability Insurance

44.

Choose the correct words to finish this sentence: When choosing your insurance plan, you typically have the option of paying a ________ premium in exchange for ________ coverage or a ________ premium with less coverage.

a)

lower; more; higher

b)

higher; less; lower

c)

higher; more; lower

d)

lower; less; higher

45.

Why is it important for you to understand YOUR risk tolerance before you start investing?

a)

it is recommended that people with a low risk tolerance shouldn't invest at all.

b)

If you have a high risk tolerance, you will likely pay less in investment fees.

c)

You should create an investment portfolio that includes an amount of risk you are comfortable with.

d)

You must be willing to take a high amount of risk to begin investing.