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Financial Literacy Section 1.2

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

True or False: Once you have signed up for overdraft protection, you cannot drop out.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What was the average overdraft fee in 2020?

a)

$33

b)

$50

c)

$30

d)

$20

3.

What is the average fee to take money out of a non-network ATM?

a)

$10

b)

Between $2 and $3.50

c)

Between $4 and $5

d)

There is no fee.

4.

You should ALWAYS read the fine print.

a)

False

b)

True

5.

How much did U.S banks make in 2019 from overdraft fees?

a)

$5 million

b)

$235,000

c)

$1 trillion

d)

$11 billion

6.

What is an example of identity fraud?

a)

Someone donates to charity in someone else's name.

b)

Chelsea pretends to be Juanita online, using her credit card.

c)

Someone has the same name as you.

d)

You name your child after your grandma

7.

How does a checking account work?

a)

You can put money in it to save it for the future.

b)

From the bank when you're in debt.

c)

An account to pay off a mortgage or a loan.

d)

You can put money in or take money out.

8.

What are some common banking fees?

a)

ATM

b)

Overdraft

c)

OBM

d)

ATF

9.

What is an overdraft fee?

a)

Fee for using an ATM

b)

Fee for transferring money to another bank

c)

Fee for being over the limit of money in the account

d)

Fee for withdrawing more money than you have in the account

10.

What is a convenience of online banking?

a)

Technology issues

b)

You're not taxed

c)

Easy-Access

11.

Why should you have a checking account? (pick 3)

a)

Easy to access cash

b)

Track finances

c)

You shouldn't have one, they're useless

d)

Money is safe

12.

Your bank is insured by the FDIC with the amount of...

a)

$150,000

b)

$350,000

c)

$250,000

d)

$500,000

13.

What is a key factor to consider while selecting a payment app?

a)

Your taxes

b)

How much money you make

c)

Marital status

d)

Compatability with your bank

14.

FILL IN THE BLANKS: Direct deposit typically refers to your ____ sending your _______ electronically to your account

a)

employer; paycheck

b)

paycheck; money

c)

bank; money

d)

money; employer