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2020 Summer PFM Final Exam Review

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Employers must send a W2 statement to all employees who worked for them in the past year by

a)

January 1

b)

February 15

c)

January 31

d)

April 15th

2.

Informal groups of people with common interests who interact for mutual assistance.

a)

chat groups

b)

hubs

c)

buddy lists

d)

networks

3.

The amount left after all deductions are taken out of your gross pay.

a)

net pay

b)

deductions

c)

gross pay

d)

optional deductions

4.

A type of work schedule that allows employees to choose their working hours within set limits.

a)

Job rotation

b)

Job sharing

c)

permanent part-time

d)

flextime

5.

The largest source of government revenue in the United States is

a)

income taxes

b)

excise taxes

c)

license fees

d)

import duties

6.

You must file your federal income tax return no later than

a)

December 31

b)

January 31

c)

March 15

d)

April 15

7.

An examination of your tax return and records by the IRS.

a)

tax evasion

b)

audit

c)

tax bracket

d)

itemization

8.

Your permanent work identification number is called your

a)

work permit number

b)

serial number

c)

W-4 number

d)

Social Security Number

9.

People who have known you for at least a year and can provide information about your skills.

a)

references

b)

family

c)

teacher

d)

former boss

10.

A financial plan based on your expected income and expenses.

a)

budget

b)

checkout register

c)

savings plan

d)

expense report

11.

Items of value that a person owns, shown on a net worth statement..

a)

Assets

b)

Liabilities

c)

Budgets

d)

Checks

12.

When a check is returned to a bank due to "insuffiecient funds", the check is said to have

a)

been postdated

b)

been cancelled

c)

bounced

d)

floated

13.

A typical down payment for a house is about ____ percent of the purchase price.

a)

5 -10

b)

10-20

c)

20-30

d)

30-40

14.

A legal business that makes high-interest loans based on the value of personal possessions.

a)

finance property

b)

loan shark

c)

fence

d)

pawnbroker

15.

A scam that uses online pop-up messages or email to deceive you into disclosing personal info.

a)

phreaking

b)

encrypting

c)

phattening

d)

phishing

16.

When you buy an item that serves as collateral, you are taking out a(n)

a)

unsecrured loan

b)

secured loan

c)

variable-rate loan

d)

microloan

17.

The unpaid portion of a loan is called

a)

collateral

b)

equity

c)

rate

d)

principal

18.

Money paid for the use of someone else's money.

a)

interest

b)

assets

c)

collateral

d)

dividends

19.

When you have insufficient income and assets to pay your debts, you are

a)

liquidated

b)

indigent

c)

unsecured

d)

insolvent

20.

Bankruptcy that occurs when creditors file a petition with the court against a debtor.

a)

reposession

b)

foreclosure

c)

involuntary bankruptcy

d)

voluntary bankruptcy

21.

A reorganization form of bankruptcy for businesses.

a)

Chapter 11

b)

Chapter 13

c)

voluntary bankruptcy

d)

involuntary bankruptcy

22.

The total dollar amount of all interest and fees you pay for the use of credit.

a)

finance charge

b)

collateral

c)

proration

d)

dividend

23.

An increase in the value of a stock over time

a)

investment

b)

capital gain

c)

dividend

d)

yield

24.

Using dividends previously earned on the stock to buy more shares.

a)

dividend investment

b)

direct investment

c)

short selling

d)

preferred reinvestment

25.

A professionally managed group of investments.

a)

Ponzi sheme

b)

mutual fund

c)

savings bond

d)

passbook account

26.

The market price for a share of a mutual fund

a)

par value

b)

net asset value

c)

face value

d)

market value

27.

Debt obligations of corporations or state/local governments.

a)

mutual fund

b)

stock

c)

option

d)

bond

28.

The first time a company sells shares of itself to the public.

a)

initial private option

b)

inflation point offering

c)

initial public offering

d)

interest plan option

29.

A rist that may result in either gain or loss

a)

personal risk

b)

pure risk

c)

market risk

d)

speculative risk

30.

The cost (usually monthly) of an insurance policy

a)

premium

b)

benefit

c)

exclusion

d)

claim

31.

All of the following protect against personal risk except:

a)

life insurance

b)

property insurance

c)

disability insurance

d)

health insurance

32.

The chance of loss that may occur when your errors or actions result in injuries to others.

a)

liability

b)

hazards

c)

crimes

d)

perils

33.

Transferring risk by buying insurance to cover potential losses.

a)

risk assumption

b)

risk reduction

c)

risk avoidance

d)

risk shifting

34.

A law that allows people who leave employment to continue their health insurance.

a)

medicare

b)

medicaid

c)

HIPP

d)

COBRA

35.

With a vehicle’s VIN, you can determine all of the following except ...

a)

whether the vehicle has been in a serios accident

b)

how quickly the vehicle can go from 0 to 60 MPH.

c)

how many times the vehicle has been sold

d)

the mileage readings each time the vehicle was sold.

36.

A detailed list of current property conditions

a)

rental agreement

b)

lease

c)

rental inventory

d)

eviction notice

37.

Which of the following types of debts would be discharged by bankruptcy?

a)

income taxes

b)

child support payments

c)

credit card bills

d)

alimony

38.

Which of the following is not considered a job benefit

a)

profit sharing

b)

salary

c)

vacation time

d)

sick time

39.

Credit reports are issued by

a)

credit bureau

b)

credit union

c)

credit counselor

d)

creditor

40.

A used car

a)

can never be purchased with a warranty

b)

is usually about the same price as a new car.

c)

is likely to need more repairs than a new car.

d)

can never be purchased with a warranty

41.

A person who lives with you and receives support from you is called a(n) ___________.

a)

tax credit

b)

taxpayer

c)

exemption

d)

dependent

42.

Which of the following would be considered an asset?

a)

a credit card account

b)

a car loan

c)

a checking account

d)

all of the above are assets

43.

Purchasing a variety of investments is known as a ___.

a)

political investment

b)

financial stability

c)

diversification

d)

liquidity

44.

Government-sponsored health insurance for people with low incomes is called ____.

a)

medicaid

b)

medicare

c)

a managed care plan

d)

a fee-for-service plan