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WorksheetsYear 13 Unit 3: Community & Citizenship
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following is incorrect about financial literacy?
Being financially literate will help enable you to make informed decisions about your finances
Categories of financial literacy include: income, expenses, budgeting, debt etc.
Financial literacy is having a set of skills & knowledge about personal finance.
Being financially literate means you will not experience any financial hardship.
There are many types of loans and each will vary in many ways (APR, time-frames etc) and therefore you should read the fine-print and do your research before taking them out.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following is correct about student loans?
You can apply for a tuition fee loan & a maintenance loan.
There is no interest added to what you borrow
You have to apply for student loan to go to univeristy
You should apply for a student loan even if you do not need one.
Which of the following is not an impact of an ageing population on our society?
More tax-payer money generated
Limited number of employees working in health and social care services.
Higher demands on health and social care services.
More people with long term health conditions
The Ethical Consumer Market has increased fourfold in the past 30 years.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following statements does NOT demonstrate how consumerism negatively impacts the environment.
Promotes poor labor standards and pay for workers
Natural resources are depleted
It is unsustainable
There is only so much 'nature' to use and hence, such a system is likely to collapse.
Which of the following is the most effective example of how air travel can be adapted to have a minimal impact on the environment?
Book non-stop flights
Pack light on your air travel
Fly economy
Improve aircraft efficiency through technology
Which of the following is NOT an example of how consumers can help solve the climate crisis?
Increase awareness by talking to others about their consumption
The belief that one person cannot make a difference.
Understand direct and indirect emissions or lifestyle choices
Critically evaluate consumer choices
Which of the below is the most significant barrier that an individual may face when considering making environmental choices?
Lack of acceptance of the need to adapt
Poor decision making
Lack of alternative options in relation to work committments
Societal belief that climate change is not a big problem
What is the most commonly reported social issue that the elderly face?
Social isolation
Adjusting to retirement
Decline in physical health
Self-neglect
