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Consumer Services Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Mike has saved $6,000 for his college expenses by working part-time. He plans to start college next year and needs all of the money he saved. Which of the following is the safest place for his college money.

a)

Stocks

b)

Corporate bonds

c)

A bank savings account

d)

Locked in a closet at home

2.

Which of the following is an advantage of using cash over a credit card?

a)

It's easier to buy things online.

b)

It is easier to keep a record of how you spend your money.

c)

It is easier to rent a car.

d)

It is easier to control the amount you spend.

3.

Cassandra is a 21-year-old who is still in college. She wants a credit card so she can order items online. Her mother offers to let Cassandra use her card, but Cassandra would like it in her own name. What is the advantage of having it in her own name?

a)

She will be given more time to pay her bills.

b)

She will get a finance charge with a lower APR.

c)

If she pays her bills promptly she is establishing a good credit history.

d)

Her credit score will go up by 200 points.

4.

You have $150 in your checking account and have the choice of paying for a $100 purchase with either your credit card or your debit card. What will your balance in your checking account be after you pay for that purchase with your credit card?

a)

$50

b)

$100

c)

$150

d)

$200

5.

What answer best describes something that identity thieves can do to get your personal information?

a)

Pretend to be from a financial institution or company by emailing or calling you.

b)

Complete a change of address form to divert billing statement.

c)

Rummage through your trash.

d)

All of the the answer are correct.

6.

Overspending results when income is greater than expenses.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

If a consumer abuses or uses a product in a way that is not intended, the consumer has the right to ask for compensation.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Labels such as energy efficient, made from recycled content or biodegradable are used to indicate that a company is producing __________ products.

a)

sustainable

b)

unsustainable

c)

inexpensive

d)

healthy

9.

To take action to have a wrong corrected is an example of a __________.

a)

consumer responsibility

b)

consumer advocacy

c)

financial services

d)

buying

10.

Which of the following is NOT a sustainable shopping technique?

a)

Buy locally grown fruits and vegetables

b)

Buy single-packaged items to avoid buying products in bulk.

c)

Look for biodegradable cleaning products

d)

Use a reusable stainless steel water bottle rather than bottled water.

11.

Saving money can only occur when __________.

a)

income is equal to expenses

b)

income is less than expenses

c)

income is greater than expenses

d)

expenses are greater than income

12.

Setting money aside.

a)

income

b)

expenses

c)

savings

d)

interest

13.

Money earned.

a)

income

b)

expenses

c)

savings

d)

principal

14.

Looking at different makes and models of a product at various stores to make a wise choice in purchasing products.

a)

comparison shopping

b)

saving

c)

direct deposit

d)

budget

15.

Written financial plan to manage income, expenses and savings.

a)

principal

b)

credit

c)

budget

d)

investing

16.

Putting money into something to gain a financial return.

a)

electronic banking

b)

sustainable purchasing

c)

investing

d)

self-advocacy

17.

Original amount of money invested.

a)

expenses

b)

revolving credit

c)

budget

d)

principal

18.

Goods & services requiring payment.

a)

income

b)

expenses

c)

investment

d)

budget

19.

Written guarantee from the manufacturer that the product is in good condition.

a)

return policy

b)

savings

c)

warranty

d)

income

20.

If Elisa gets an allowance of $35 per week and spends $10 of it on food and drink, $5 on entertainment and $5 on miscellaneous things, how much does she have available to put aside for savings each week?

a)

$0

b)

$5

c)

$10

d)

$15