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Unit 1 - Financial Literacy

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The amount of money your employer withholds from your pay and provides to a third party on your behalf.

a)
Salary
b)
Bonus
c)

Payroll Deductions

d)

Car Insurance

2.

To effectively communicate an idea

a)

Articulate

b)
Speak louder than usual
c)
Use complex vocabulary
d)
Talk as fast as possible
3.

The ability to buy something now and pay for it later

a)
Credit
b)
Debit
c)
Cash
d)
Check
4.

The amount of money that is left in your paycheck after your deductions have been taken out.

(a)  

5.

A type of loan that allows one to buy a house

a)

Auto Loan

b)
Personal Loan
c)
Student Loan
d)

Mortgage

6.

To be behind on ones bills and obligations

a)

To establish credit

b)
To be in profit
c)
To be in surplus
d)

Delinquency

7.

The type of interest calculated on ONLY the principal

(a)  

8.

The type of interest calculated on both the principal and any additional interest already earned

a)
Simple Interest
b)
Compound Interest
c)
Discounted Interest
d)
Flat Interest
9.

This is a form of giving to charity

a)

Loan

b)
Investment
c)
Purchase
d)

Philanthropy

10.

This stands for Return on Investment

(a)  

11.

This is a measure of your trustworthiness and responsibility in paying bills on time

a)

Bank Balance

b)

Credit Score

c)
Income
d)
Employment History
12.

This stands for Annual Percentage Rate and is a measure of how much interest is paid in one year

(a)  

13.

If interest is compounded quarterly, it happens (a)   times per year.

14.

The most important factor in your credit score is

a)
Your income
b)
Your age
c)
Your payment history
d)
Your employment status
15.

When calculating the ROI of education, the number used for a bachelor's degree is (a)   .

16.

Type the simple interest formula here:

(a)  

17.

In the compound interest formula, the variable r represents

a)
The interest rate
b)
The principal amount
c)
The time in years
d)
The compound amount
18.

In the compound interest formula, the t represents

a)

Principal amount

b)
Total amount
c)
Interest rate
d)

Time in years

19.

In the compound interest formula, n represents

a)
The principal amount
b)
The interest rate
c)

The number of times that interest is compounded in a year

d)
The total amount after interest
20.

Draw your best rendition of Ms. Birgenheier