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Debt and Credit

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is "Credit"?

a)

A reward for having a high credit score

b)

the ability to borrow money with the understanding that you'll pay later

c)

All Answers are correct

d)

A measure of net worth

2.

"Interest" is:

a)

The cost of borrowing the principal of a loan - usually a percentage

b)

The grace period of a loan term

c)

a one time fee you pay when you borrow money

d)

The principal you borrow plus the Annual Percentage Yield on a loan

3.

Credit is a way for you to:

a)

Buy now, pay later

b)

Stay out of debt

c)

own a Tangible Asset

d)

All answers are correct

4.

Cash equals Credit

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which of the following are types of Consumer Loans

a)

Mortgages

b)

Auto Loans

c)

Credit Cards

d)

All Answers are correct

6.

Finish this sentence: If we are to understand CREDIT, we must first understand ___________

a)

Debt

b)

APR

c)

Loan Process

d)

Interest

7.

What are the FOUR types of Debt?

a)

Secured, Unsecured, Rotating, Non-Rotating

b)

Secured, Unsecured, Personal, Business

c)

Secured, Unsecured, Revolving, Non-Revolving

d)

Home Loans, Lines of Credit, Credit Cards, Auto Loans

8.

"Secured Debt" means:

a)

Money backed by Credit

b)

Money backed by Line of Credit

c)

Money backed by collateral

d)

Money backed by promise to pay

9.

The following is/are TRUE related to UNSECURED DEBT

a)

There is NO COLLATERAL

b)

There is COLLATERAL

c)

Typically you will pay LOWER INTEREST

d)

The borrower has pledged something of value to back up the loan

10.

What is "Collateral"?

a)

The interest rate you pay on a loan

b)

The assets which are pledged as security for a loan.

c)

Money received in a line of credit

d)

The promise to pay back a loan

11.

REVOLVING Credit can only be used ONCE

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Revolving Credit allows the borrower to:

a)

Borrow up to the maximum amount again and again until the account is closed

b)

Use for anything they want, not just for one thing

c)

All answers are correct

d)

borrow up to the limit as they wish

13.

An example of a SECURED REVOLVING CREDIT would be:

a)

Home Equity Line of Credit

b)

Student Loan

c)

None of the answers are correct

d)

Mortgage

14.

And example of an UNSECURED REVOLVING CREDIT would be:

a)

Mortgage

b)

Car Loan

c)

Student Loan

d)

Credit Card

15.

Revolving Credit can be either Secured or Unsecured

a)

True

b)

False

16.

A "Line of Credit is" is:

a)

A choice of what you will use for collateral

b)

the interest percentage (APR) you pay on a credit card

c)

A preset borrowing limit that can be tapped into any time

d)

All Answers are correct

17.

Unsecured Credit:

a)

Is Riskier for the LENDER

b)

Usually results in a HIGHER INTEREST RATE

c)

Means the BORROWER doesn't need collateral to secure the loan

d)

All answers are correct

18.

"Creditworthiness" is a:

a)

a lender's assessment of how likely an individual is to repay debts on time

b)

how much the lender can ask for in collateral from the borrower

c)

an assessment of how much money you have in the bank

d)

measure of how much credit you have used in the past

19.

If you finance a car, and the car is your collateral, this is an example of:

a)

A REVOLVING UNSECURED LOAN

b)

A REVOLVING, SECURED LOAN

c)

A NON-REVOLVING SECURED LOAN

d)

A NON-REVOLVING, UNSECURED LOAN

20.

If we use CREDIT, we INCUR:

a)

Wealth

b)

Collateral

c)

APY

d)

Debt