WorksheetsMoney, money, money, MONEY!!!
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What form of payment do you use most often?
Cash
Credit card
Debit card
I.O.U.
What is Cash?
Digital form of payment
Payment through checks
Legally endorsed coins and paper currency
Direct deduction from bank account
What is a Check?
Plastic card for payment
Dated and signed payment instruction
Electronic transfer of funds
Direct payment from bank account
What is a Credit Card?
Plastic card for direct deductions
Payment through check
Electronic transfer of funds
Electronic method of payment on credit
What is a Debit Card?
Direct deduction from bank account
Legally endorsed coins and paper currency
Plastic card for credit purchases
Electronic method of payment with grace period
What is the main characteristic of a barter system?
Goods and services are exchanged for credit cards
Goods and services are exchanged for gold or silver
Goods and services are exchanged for money
Goods and services are exchanged for other goods and services directly
Which of the following best describes a medium of exchange?
A type of money that is not commonly accepted
A method of bartering goods without any exchange
An instrument representing a standard value used for buying and selling
An item with no agreed-upon value used for exchange
Why is it important for participants in the economy to agree on the value of money?
To create confusion in transactions
To ensure smooth exchanges of goods and services
To make money worthless
To eliminate the need for money
What does it mean for money to be a unit of measure?
Money can only be saved but not spent
Money has no value in transactions
Money helps determine the relative value of products and services
Money can only be used for one specific product
Which characteristic of money allows individuals to save and retain its value for future use?
Unit of Measure
Store of Value
Incentive
Medium of Exchange
What are the forms of currency?
Precious metal
Government-issued paper and coins
Cryptocurrency
Company stocks
What was the Gold Standard?
A monetary standard based on silver
A standard where currency equals a certain quantity of gold
A currency system tied to the price of oil
A system where currency has no intrinsic value
What is a Fiat Currency?
Currency backed by a physical commodity like gold
Digital form of money
Government-issued paper and coins with little intrinsic value
Currency system tied to the price of goods
What are some advantages and disadvantages of "fiat currency"?
Easy to produce, has intrinsic value
Backed by a physical commodity, difficult to control supply
Backed by the government, no intrinsic value
Limited supply, difficult to destroy
Which characteristic does money need to possess?
Valueless
Tangible
Store of value
Limited supply
What is a personal budget?
A tool used only for planning investments
A plan to use income for expenses, debt payments, savings, and investments
A projection of expenses with no need for income planning
A monthly report of past financial activities
What are fixed expenses?
Expenses that vary month to month
Expenses that are discretionary
Expenses that stay constant over time
Expenses that are always unexpected
What are variable expenses?
Expenses that vary month to month
Expenses that are constant over time
Expenses that are always needed
Expenses that are always anticipated
What is the benefit of setting aside money in an emergency fund?
To have extra money for luxury items
To cover unexpected variable expenses
To invest in high-risk stocks
To pay off fixed expenses
What is compound interest?
Interest earned only on the principal amount
Interest earned on the principal and accrued interest
Interest earned monthly on variable expenses
Interest earned annually on fixed expenses
