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SPECIAL TOPIC

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A loan of a sizable sum may be released in small amounts as needed

a)

As to security

b)

As to maturity

c)

As to method of payment

d)

As to method of release

2.

Loans may be short term, which would mean that they are payable within one year

a)

As to maturity

b)

As to purpose

c)

As to security

d)

As to method of payment

3.

Loans are either secured or unsecured

a)

As to method of payment

b)

As to method of release

c)

As to source

d)

As to security

4.

This is known as release on installment or termed as “lump sum” release

a)

As to method of release

b)

As to source

c)

As to method of payment

d)

As to security

5.

The first term means that the repayment of the loan will come from the proceeds of resale or from the income derived from the use of capital goods bought from the loan proceeds

a)

As to security

b)

As to method of payment

c)

As to method of release

d)

As to method of release

6.

While this term may connote the regular meaning of keeping the data in orderly arrangement for ready reference, it may include the added task of updating the files

a)

Filing

b)

Investigation

c)

Analysis

d)

GERIC

7.

Loans may either be commercial, agricultural, industrial, personal, and other similar classifications which will indicate for what purpose the funds will employed

a)

As to maturity

b)

As to purpose

c)

As to security

d)

As to method of payment

8.

done by detective agencies in order to get the necessary information regarding the applicant.

a)

 Credit Investigation

b)

Investigation

c)

Analysis

d)

Filing

9.

Once all the necessary information shall have been compiled, these are then analyzed. Tests and measurements, by bank standards, are applied.

a)

Investigation

b)

Analysis

c)

Filing

d)

Credit Investigation Report

10.

To determine where the funds borrowed come from

a)

As to security

b)

As to maturity

c)

As to source

d)

As to purpose

11.

It is used as a guide by the loaning officer or loan committee in arriving at the loan decision

a)

Credit Investigation Report

b)

Credit Investigation

c)

Credit Report

d)

Credit Investigation

12.

was traditionally seen as a core function held within banks. Banks issued the original loan, so it made sense that they would be responsible for handling the administration of the loan

a)

Student Loans

b)

Debt collection

c)

Loan Servicing

d)

Personal Loans

13.

Collecting back the payment is essential for lending businesses. A digital lending platform can notify you when accounts become delinquent

a)

Debt collection software

b)

Debt software

c)

Debt collection

d)

Loan Servicing

14.

You can track all the communication your employees are having with your clients.

a)

Debt collection software

b)

Debt collection

c)

Loan Servicing

d)

Mortgage Loans

15.

These are loans that are for personal or non-commercial use. Organizations look up the credit history of the individual before giving out the loan

a)

Commercial Loans

b)

Personal Loans

c)

Student Loans

d)

Loan Servicing

16.

Financial organizations provide these loans to startups and businesses. Commercial loans are for business use only

a)

Personal Loans

b)

Payday loans

c)

Mortgage Loans

d)

Commercial Loans

17.

expenses related to attending any educational institution. The funding can be for tuition fees or accommodation

a)

Syndicated Loans

b)

Personal Loans

c)

Student Loans

d)

Personal Loans

18.

These loans also have a middleman arranging the entire transaction. A loan where multiple lenders provide a loan to several borrowers under the same term.

a)

Mortgage Loans

b)

Syndicated Loans

c)

Personal Loans

d)

Payday loans

19.

These are short-term loans with high-interest rates, often availed by individuals to cover for certain expenses until the upcoming payday.

a)

Student Loans

b)

Payday loans

c)

Mortgage Loans

d)

Personal Loans

20.

A three-digit number that evaluates how likely you are to pay off a loan. It incorporates all kinds of financial information about you, from the time you first opened a bank account, applied for a credit card, and started asking for loans

a)

Credit Score

b)

Credit History

c)

Credit Card

d)

Debit/Credit

21.

a senior-level manager who oversees a business's day-to-day financial operations. Sometimes called the “company historian,”

a)

Financial Controller

b)

Financial Delivery

c)

Accountant

d)

Bookkeeper

22.

Manages the finance organization efficiently.

a)

Stewardship

b)

Operator

c)

Catalyst

d)

Strategy

23.

Provides the right information at the right time to support business execution.

a)

Stewardship

b)

Operator

c)

Catalyst

d)

Strategy

24.

Protects and conserves a business’s resources and accurately reports on its financial position.

a)

Stewardship

b)

Operator

c)

Catalyst

d)

Strategy

25.

Supports executives moving the company toward its mission and goals with financial information and analysis.

a)

Stewardship

b)

Operator

c)

Catalyst

d)

Strategy

26.

status of some cryptocurrencies is still unclear, with many governments seeking to regulate them as securities, currencies, or both.

a)

User risk

b)

Regulatory risks

c)

Management risks

d)

Programming risks

27.

there is no way to reverse or cancel a cryptocurrency transaction after it has already been sent

a)

User risk

b)

Management risks

c)

Counterparty risks

d)

Market Manipulation

28.

Many investors and merchants rely on exchanges or other custodians to store their cryptocurrency.

a)

Regulatory risks

b)

Management risks

c)

Programming risks

d)

Counterparty risks

29.

Due to the lack of coherent regulations, there are few protections against deceptive or unethical management practices.

a)

Management risks

b)

Programming risks

c)

Counterparty risks

d)

Regulatory risks

30.

Many investment and lending platforms use automated smart contracts to control the movement of user deposits

a)

Management risks

b)

Programming risks

c)

Counterparty risks

d)

Regulatory risks

31.

remains a substantial problem in the cryptocurrency space, and some exchanges have been accused of manipulating prices or trading against their customers.

a)

Programming risks

b)

Regulatory risks

c)

Market Manipulation

d)

Management risks

32.

is a distributed database or ledger that is shared among the nodes of a computer network.

a)

Blockchain

b)

Cryptocurrency

c)

E-banking

d)

User risk

33.

is a digital currency, which is an alternative form of payment created using encryption algorithms

a)

Credit and debit cards

b)

Blockchain

c)

Cryptocurrency

d)

Electronic Fund Transfer

34.

A general rule of thumb is that companies with more than $5 million in revenue are ready for — and require the expertise

a)

Revenue

b)

Growth

c)

GAAP compliance

d)

Stewardship

35.

Regardless of revenue size, most financial controllers are hired when a company needs to generate financial statements

a)

Revenue

b)

GAAP compliance

c)

Growth

d)

Strategy

36.

When a business outgrows the abilities or available time of its bookkeepers, it’s time to hire a controller. Adding a financial controller helps a growing company execute complex accounting transactions, reduces the time needed to close the books and enforces internal controls and company policies

a)

Revenue

b)

Catalyst

c)

GAAP compliance

d)

Growth

37.

Current, savings and term deposit accounts would involve account opening, issue of cheques, nomination facilities, death claims, stop payment instructions, payment of periodical interest, introduction formalities and so on.

a)

Deposit Facilities

b)

Credit Facilities

c)

Remittances and Payments

d)

Export, Import and Foreign Exchange Facilities

38.

Banks are known to extend a variety of credit facilities such as term loans, cash credit, bills discounting, vehicles loans, agriculture loans, corporate credit, retail loans, guarantees and letters of credit, and a host of such other need-based facilities

a)

Deposit Facilities

b)

Credit Facilities

c)

Remittances and Payments

d)

Export, Import and Foreign Exchange Facilities

39.

These would relate to transfer of funds from one account to the other, from one city to the other, payment of bills, collection of cheques and bills

a)

Credit Facilities

b)

Remittances and Payments

c)

Export, Import and Foreign Exchange Facilities

d)

Investment Banking and Wealth Management

40.

Banks provide not only various domestic banking facilities but cross country payments, currency exchange, remittance from abroad and such other services are provided to individuals as well as business entities.

a)

Auxiliary Services

b)

Investment Banking and Wealth Management

c)

Export, Import and Foreign Exchange Facilities

d)

Remittances and Payments

41.

These include providing personal banking, asset management, executor and trusteeship arrangements and such other services

a)

Remittances and Payments

b)

Export, Import and Foreign Exchange Facilities

c)

Auxiliary Services

d)

Investment Banking and Wealth Management

42.

Banks also provide a very wide range of services such as safe custody and safe deposit locker facilities, solvency certificates, insurance and mutual fund services, credit and debit cards, and sale of gold coins.

a)

Auxiliary Services

b)

Investment Banking and Wealth Management

c)

Export, Import and Foreign Exchange Facilities

d)

Remittances and Payments

43.

This popular type of account allows you to store and manage the money you use for everyday spending

a)

Checking account

b)

Savings account

c)

Money Market Account

d)

Certificate of Deposit

44.

An account that can help you separate the money you want to save from the money you need to spend. For many, it’s an easier way to work toward a goal, like saving for home improvements or building an emergency fund

a)

Checking account

b)

Savings account

c)

Money Market Account

d)

Certificate of Deposit

45.

is a type of savings account that often pays higher rates of interest than a typical savings account

a)

Checking account

b)

Savings account

c)

Money Market Account

d)

Certificate of Deposit

46.

you can pay for everyday expenses with just a swipe (and usually your PIN). The money will come straight from your checking account so there’s no need to carry cash if you prefer not to

a)

Savings account

b)

Checking account

c)

Credit card

d)

Debit card

47.

lets you pay for items with a line of credit. In essence, you’re borrowing the money and then paying it back when the bill comes.

a)

Checking account

b)

Credit card

c)

Debit card

d)

Savings account

48.

refers to the transfer of funds from one account to another through electronic methods. An arrangement between a bank or a financial institution and its customers that enables encrypted transactions over the internet

a)

Mobile and Internet banking

b)

Electronic Data Interchange

c)

Electronic Banking

d)

Electronic Fund Transfer

49.

Any transaction – financial or non-financial – that you make over through a web page (generally the bank's website) or a web application constitutes internet banking

a)

Mobile and Internet banking

b)

Credit and debit cards

c)

Electronic Data Interchange

d)

Electronic Fund Transfer

50.

are a form of E-banking, can help us easily withdraw cash from ATMs and POS (Point of Scale) machines

a)

Mobile and Internet banking

b)

Credit and debit cards

c)

ATMs

d)

Electronic Data Interchange

51.

was the first E-banking service provided by banks when they started going digital. makes the process of withdrawing and depositing money convenient.

a)

Mobile and Internet banking

b)

Credit and debit cards

c)

ATMs

d)

Debit card

52.

is a technology that is restricted to business transactions. It is used to improve operational efficiency and reduce transaction costs across a supply chain consisting of manufacturers, suppliers, logistics providers, retailers, and wholesalers, etc.

a)

Electronic Banking

b)

Credit and debit cards

c)

Electronic Fund Transfer

d)

Electronic Data Interchange

53.

is used to electronically transfer money from one bank account to another.

a)

Electronic Data Interchange

b)

Electronic Fund Transfer

c)

Mobile and Internet banking

d)

Credit and debit cards

54.

a varied group of accounting professionals. Mostly CPAs with a staunch regard for accuracy, process and policy, controllers’ responsibilities can vary greatly depending on the size of the organization and industry.

a)

Stewardship

b)

Accountant

c)

Financial Controller

d)

Catalyst

55.

This is the core technology for financial controllers — the “books” include the general ledger, subledgers, journal entries and an asset register, among others.

a)

Finance and accounting systems

b)

Global consolidation software

c)

Financial reporting solutions

d)

Inventory, payroll, billing and compliance systems

56.

These systems merge the individual finances of different divisions and business units, including those that are geographically dispersed.

a)

Finance and accounting systems

b)

Global consolidation software

c)

Financial reporting solutions

d)

Inventory, payroll, billing and compliance systems

57.

tools generate company financial statements and support modeling and analysis.

a)

Finance and accounting systems

b)

Global consolidation software

c)

Financial reporting solutions

d)

Inventory, payroll, billing and compliance systems

58.

Financial controllers require access to aspects of all these systems, though they don’t typically oversee them all.

a)

Finance and accounting systems

b)

Global consolidation software

c)

Financial reporting solutions

d)

Inventory, payroll, billing and compliance systems