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CM Fall Semester Final

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The best way to avoid running out of money is…

a)

Plan and set goals for your money

b)

Wake up early every morning to count your money

c)

Imagine yourself in a room full of money

d)

Earn a lot of money

2.

Comparative Shopping

a)

The practice of comparing the price of products or services from different providers before buying, often to find the best deal or price.

b)

An opportunity that encourages you to buy a specific item (for example, a discount).

c)

A sum of money (added to the total bill) that a customer gives to a waiter or waitress for their service.

d)

A type of bank account that allows a person to deposit and withdraw their money.

3.

You planted 60 seeds. 80% actually grow. How many seeds grew? In other words, what is the number of seeds that grew if 80% of 60 seeds grew?

(a)  

4.

Deedee's family ate at a restaurant. The bill was $44.20. If they gave a 20% tip to the service staff, how much was the tip?

a)

$8.84

b)

$4.88

c)

$8.48

d)

$8.88

5.

At what age can teenagers open a checking account on their own?

a)

16

b)

13

c)

18

d)

15

6.

What is a requirement when opening a checking account if you are under 18 years old?

a)

School identification

b)

Having a savings account at the same bank

c)

A joint owner. Usually a parent.

d)

all of these

e)

none of these

7.

If you notice any suspicious activity on your account, you should

a)

Call 911

b)

Notify your bank as soon as possible

c)

Tell your friends

d)

Tell your mom/dad

8.

How do debit cards and credit cards differ?

a)

A credit card is YOUR money.

b)

You can buy a debit card at the post office.

c)

A debit card is YOUR money.

d)

They are both the same.

9.

It is an advantage of savings accounts...

a)

Savings accounts generally generate interest, which means you will earn interest on the money you save in the account.

b)

Savings accounts allow you to make up to six withdrawals or transfers per statement cycle.

c)

You do not need a large amount of money to open a savings account, and you also have easy access to your money.

d)

All answers are correct

10.

In 2008, what started to happen with the banks that actually lent the money to people to buy houses they couldn't afford?

a)

The bank executives faced jail time for tricking people into getting mortgage loans they couldn't afford.

b)

The banks began to fail because they told their customers they didn't have to make payments because they knew they couldn't afford them.

c)

The banks were making a lot of money selling all the houses they foreclosed on.

d)

The banks began to fail because many people were not making their loan payments and the entire economy started to crumble.

11.

You choose Option B for Overdraft Options. Suppose you have $30 in your checking account and $50 in your savings account. What would happen if you tried to withdraw $45 at the grocery store using your debit card?

a)

Your transaction would be approved and the $45 would be charged to your savings account, not your checking account.

b)

Your transaction would be approved as the bank would transfer money from your savings account to your checking account, and you would be charged a $10 fee.

c)

Your transaction would be denied and you would have to return the groceries if you did not have cash to pay for them.

d)

Your transaction would be approved as the bank would transfer money from your savings account to your checking account, and you would be charged a $37 fee.

e)

none of these

12.

Match the following

a)

Bank

1.

"one-stop shop";

tries to meet all your financial needs in one location

b)

Credit Union

2.

offers lower interest rate loans to its members

c)

Members are in control like fire fighters or teachers

3.

Credit Union

d)

Anyone can open an account

4.

Bank

13.

Payment history accounts for about _______ of your credit score.

a)

1/2

b)

3/4

c)

35%

d)

90%

14.

Which of these shows your credit history?

a)

Credit score

b)

Credit report

c)

Both

d)

None

15.

Which of the following is one of the 3 nationally recognized credit bureaus?

a)

Equifax

b)

Federal Reserve

c)

Inspirion

d)

Transnational Union

16.

Which of the following elements can be found on a credit card statement?

a)

payments made and new charges

b)

fees and interest charged

c)

year-to-date totals and how long it will take to pay off with only the minimum payment

d)

all of these

e)

none of these

17.

Bank of America issues you a credit card with a maximum balance of $1,000. This is an example of:

a)

Finance Charge

b)

Co-Signer

c)

Minimum Payment

d)

Credit Limit

18.

What is an exceptional (very good) credit score?

a)

672

b)

555

c)

713

d)

813

19.

What type of credit score is this 570?

a)

Average

b)

Excellent

c)

Poor

d)

Excellent

20.

Which of the following probably has the highest credit score? Assume all have made regular monthly payments on time.

a)

An 18-year-old college student

b)

A 20-year-old waitress with two active credit cards

c)

A 40-year-old entrepreneur with two cars, a house, and four active credit cards

d)

A 50-year-old man with five credit cards who rents his home.

21.

A good reason to have and maintain a high credit score is...

a)

To obtain loans with lower interest rates (such as for a house or a car)

b)

To receive special benefits and perks

c)

To demonstrate that, even though your high school GPA was low, you are still a good person

d)

None of these answers are correct

e)

All of these answers are correct

22.

What is the capital of France?

a)

Berlin

b)

Madrid

c)

Paris

d)

Rome

23.

pays for the damages you cause even if it is to your own vehicle

a)

collision

b)

liability

24.

pays for losses that are out of your control (related to weather, fire, hitting an animal, etc.)

a)

collision

b)

comprehensive

c)

liability

25.

this is what you pay to a bank/lender before they give you a loan

a)

car payment

b)

down payment

c)

premium

26.

"Certified pre-owned" means all of the following:

There is more than one answer.

a)

is automatically insured

b)

is a used car

c)

has a limited warranty

d)

is an electric car

e)

has been inspected by a mechanic

27.

What factors will increase your car insurance premiums?

Check ALL the correct options.

a)

your age (younger means more)

b)

gender (boys pay more than girls)

c)

living in a rural community versus the city

d)

how much you have to drive to work

e)

religion (atheists pay more than religious people)

28.

A person was injured in a car accident. Their insurance policy has a coverage of 75/150/100. The person's medical injuries amount to $80,000. How much, if any, will they have to pay after the insurance coverage?

a)

Nothing. The maximum limit is $150,000 and the injuries are less than that.

b)

Nothing. The insurance covers everything.

c)

$5000. The insurance will only cover a maximum of $75K per person.

d)

$30,000. The insurance only covers a maximum of $150,000.

29.

The benefits of leasing vs buying a car are:

Check ALL that apply.

a)

you don't need to buy gas

b)

get a new car every 3-5 years

c)

always under warranty

d)

many taxes, fees, and penalties

e)

gas consumption is very good

30.

The benefits of owning a used car versus getting a new car are:

Check ALL that apply.

a)

the car itself costs less

b)

it breaks down a lot

c)

you cannot get insurance

d)

insurance is less expensive

e)

over time, even with additional maintenance costs, it can be less expensive than a new car

31.

Sacha is buying a used car. It costs $15,500. The taxes and license fees are another $495. She pays 10% as a down payment. How much is left to finance?

a)

almost $14,400

b)

almost $13,400

c)

almost $15,400

d)

almost $14,000

e)

almost $13,000

32.

If the collateral for your secured loan can be withdrawn, why obtain a secured loan?

a)

Because they usually have a higher interest rate

b)

Because they usually have a lower interest rate

c)

Banks give you an additional 90 days to make a late payment

d)

Banks typically do not charge interest during the first 12 months

33.

Match the following

a)

Interest

1.

percentage (usually per year) you are being charged for the right to borrow the money

b)

Term

2.

the amount over which you pay back your principal and interest

c)

Principal

3.

amount you are borrowing

d)

UNsecured loan

4.

does not require collateral so it is more risky for the lender

e)

Secured loan

5.

requires collateral which the lender can take if you don’t pay.

34.

Match the following

a)

50% of your paycheck

1.

Needs: Bills, insurance, rent, food

b)

30% of your paycheck

2.

Wants: new clothes, video games, Spotify

c)

20% of your paycheck

3.

Savings: Emergency fund

35.

Select ALL the best ways to protect yourself from spam emails...

a)

Use a SPAM filter to prevent common scams from reaching your inbox

b)

Be suspicious! If you are not completely sure it is genuine, NEVER click on any links or download attachments.

c)

Always click on every link

d)

Always download and open every attachment.

36.

A person who buys goods and services for personal use

a)

a producer

b)

QR code

c)

Software as a Service (SaaS)

d)

a consumer

e)

none of these

37.

What are the potential impacts of climate change on global agriculture?

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38.

Marisol wants a new Toyota Corolla. She is currently a full-time student at a local university and works part-time at Starbucks.

What advice would you give her?

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