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FACS Midterm Review

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you overdraw your checking account, you will likely be charged an overdraft fee by all of the following EXCEPT___________.

a)

your bank

b)

the store

c)

Mrs. Lewis

2.

When you apply for a loan from the bank, you should expect to 1) fill out an application, 2) talk to a loan officer, 3) have your credit score checked, and 4) answer questions about _________.

a)

How often you withdraw money from your account

b)

Your salary and valuable property

c)

your medical conditions and life expectancy

3.

If you use a smartphone budgeting app and carefully record every deposit or withdrawal you make from your bank account, which of the following is likely to have the most up-to-date account balance?

a)

your budgeting app

b)

your online bank statement

c)

neither--they will always be identical

4.

If your dinner bill is $50, which of the following amounts makes most sense to leave as a tip?

a)

$4

b)

$10

c)

$25

d)

$20

5.

Earning a bachelor’s degree (BA) is likely to __________.

a)

INCREASE a person’s lifetime earnings.

b)

DECREASE a person’s lifetime earnings.

c)

have VERY LITTLE EFFECT on a person’s lifetime earnings.

6.

Which of the following is a key principle related to the concept of tithing?

a)

All that we own belongs to God.

b)

We can buy God’s forgiveness.

c)

It is important to impress others with our charitable giving.

7.

Choose the most accurate statement about savings accounts.

a)

Savings accounts allow an unlimited amount of withdrawals each month.

b)

Savings accounts may require you to maintain a minimum balance to avoid paying a fee.

c)

Savings accounts are a much riskier place to put your money than the stock market.

8.

If you find a mistake with one of your bank accounts. Who should you contact to resolve the issue?

a)

The local police department

b)

The IRS

c)

your  financial institution

9.

Why is it important to reconcile your bank statements?

a)

To detect any errors in your account

b)

To determine if you were charged any unexpected fees

c)

To avoid spending more money than is in your account

d)

to avoid paying the government a reconciliation fee

10.

Which of the following types of institutions tends to pay customers a little more interest and to charge customers a little less interest on their loans?

a)

Local (brick and mortar) banks

b)

Internet (online) banks

c)

Credit unions

d)

Cash Advance & Payday Loan companies

11.

Which of the following types of institutions typically charges customers very high fees and interest rates (and generally gives customers a bad deal)?

a)

Local (brick and mortar) banks

b)

Internet (online) banks

c)

Credit unions

d)

Cash Advance & Payday Loan companies

12.

What information should you have handy when filing your taxes online?

a)

W-2 form

b)

record of any extra money you've made on the side

c)

routing and bank account number

d)

 birth certificate

e)

height, weight, and shoe size

13.

If your employer deducts more money from your paycheck than necessary each month, which of the following will be true?

a)

you will owe the IRS money.

b)

you should sue your employer

c)

you will be sent to jail

d)

you will receive a tax refund

14.

What should you do if you don't have enough money to pay the federal taxes you owe?

a)

see if you qualify an online payment plan that would allow you to pay off your balance over time

b)

move to Canada before the April 18 tax deadline

c)

change the amounts you listed for deductions and total income

d)

hire a high-power attorney and a tax professional

15.

the typical American just graduating from college owes __________ in student loans

a)

$10,000-$20,000

b)

$30,000-$40,000

c)

$60,000-$70,000

d)

$100,000+

16.

Of the following budget categories, which one should you expect will be the largest?

a)

Transportation

b)

Groceries

c)

Streaming services

d)

Rent

17.

After subtracting your regular expenses from your gross pay, what % of your income will you be most likely to have left (for saving, investing, spending on things you want, etc.)--especially in the years right after you graduate from college?

a)

25-30%

b)

50%

c)

60-70%

d)

More than 80%

18.

Should you invest even if you don't have much money?

a)

Yes, even while you’re still building up your emergency savings fund, you should also begin investing a little every month.

b)

Yes, invest everything you have left after the absolutely necessary expenses.You can worry about savings later.

c)

No-- hold off on investing until you’re at least 40 and have saved up a large amount of money.

19.

Why do many financial advisors say you should invest in mutual funds?

a)

they involve  a little less risk than investing in individual stocks or bonds because it diversifies the investment

b)

they guarantee  a return on your investment, even if the stock market dips 

c)

they are the least risky type of investment (followed by mutual funds and savings accounts)

20.

If someone wanted to tithe on their $100,000 a year salary, how much would they be giving their church?

a)

$1,000

b)

$10,000

c)

$5,000

d)

$50,000

21.

Which of the following is most accurate?

a)

You are supposed to pay the same amount of money to the IRS as everyone else in your tax bracket.

b)

You are supposed to pay the same percentage of your paycheck to the IRS as everyone else in your tax bracket.

22.

You make $85,000 per year and have to pay 22% in income taxes. What happens if you pay the IRS $9,000 this year?

a)

You will be audited by the IRS.

b)

You will receive a small refund from the IRS.

c)

You will receive a large refund from the IRS.

23.

A good recipe lists the ingredients in which order?

a)

alphabetical order

b)

by the order in which they are used in the recipe

c)

by order of cost

d)

From largest ingredient to smallest ingredient

24.

A recipe should include these essentials: 1) step-by-step instructions (in order), 2) necessary equipment, 3) number of servings, and 4) _________________.

a)

Cook time and temperature

b)

Number of calories and fat grams per serving

c)

Cost of purchasing the ingredients

25.

 What is the abbreviation for a tablespoon?

a)

TSP

b)

TBSP

c)

TSPB

d)

ESPN

26.

in order to follow a recipe correctly, which step should you complete first?

a)

Gather necessary ingredients and equipment.

b)

Start mixing the ingredients

c)

Read the whole recipe.

d)

Prep ingredients that need to be chopped, diced, etc.

27.

Which of the following ingredients should be spooned into the measuring cup (and not packed down) so that it stays "fluffy" and retains the air needed in the measurement?

a)

Brown sugar

b)

Salt

c)

Flour

d)

Flowers

28.

When preparing food for others, you should wear disposable gloves in which of the following situations?

a)

When you are preparing ready-to-eat foods (that will not be cooked after you handle them)

b)

When you have an open wound that is covered it with a bandage

c)

When you are preparing a cake batter that uses raw eggs.

d)

When you are taking a hot pan out of the oven

29.

Sanitizer spray must be left on the surface for _____ to reduce pathogens to a safe level.

a)

30 seconds

b)

1-2 minutes

c)

5 minutes

d)

1 hour

30.

KITCHEN SAFETY: First-aid for a first degree burn is…

a)

run the burned area under cold running water

b)

Cover the burned area with a lid

c)

Sprinkle the burned area with baking soda

d)

Rub butter, oil, or bacon fat on the burned area

31.

KITCHEN SAFETY: First-aid for a severely bleeding cut is…

a)

Cover the wound with plastic wrap and gently roll it with a rolling pin

b)

Wash the wound with warm soapy water, spray it with sanitizing solution, and allow it to air dry.

c)

Apply direct pressure over the wound

d)

Use a hot pad/oven mitt to handle the wound

32.

KITCHEN SAFETY: in case of electrocution, you should _________________ before touching the person or appliance.

a)

Put on a hairnet or tie your hair back completely

b)

Google “electrocution”

c)

Wash your hands with warm soapy water

d)

Turn off the main power source (breaker box)

33.

How should you put out a grease fire?

a)

COVER IT with a lid, EXTINGUISH IT with a fire extinguisher, or SMOTHER IT with baking soda

b)

SMOTHER IT with sugar, COVER IT with a towel,  or DOUSE IT with a bucket of cold water

c)

FAN IT with your apron, SMOTHER IT with baking powder, or COVER IT with a roll of paper towels

d)

SPIT on it with your mouth, SMOTHER IT with a pillow, or INSULT IT with your words

34.

Which of the following shows items are worn in the kitchen for the primary purpose of keeping food sanitary and helping to avoid transferring germs, hair,  or skin cells to the food you are preparing?

a)

b)

c)

d)