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Understanding Credit Cards

Total questions: 5

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date

1-10.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

What is a common misconception about credit cards?

a)

They automatically improve your credit score

b)

They are only for the wealthy

c)

They are essentially free money

d)

They are only used for online purchases

2.

What is the primary function of a credit card?

a)

To earn unlimited cashback

b)

To borrow money from the bank

c)

To make international transactions free

d)

To borrow books from the library

3.

What is a secured credit card?

a)

A card for secured transactions only

b)

A card secured with a password

c)

A card that requires collateral

d)

A card with unlimited credit

4.

Why is it important to pay off your credit card each month?

a)

To earn rewards points

b)

To increase the credit limit

c)

To keep the card active

d)

To avoid late fees and interest

5.

What is the risk of not understanding how credit cards work?

a)

Missing out on rewards

b)

Having too many cards to manage

c)

Accumulating debt due to interest and fees

d)

Not being able to use the card internationally

6.

What can a good credit score help you with in the future?

a)

Traveling for free

b)

Getting a job

c)

Buying a car or house with better interest rates

d)

Winning the lottery

7.

How can bad credit affect your ability to rent an apartment?

a)

Landlords may ask for a co-signer

b)

Landlords may deny your application

c)

Landlords may require a higher deposit

d)

All of the above

8.

What should you do before applying for your first credit card?

a)

Consult with a financial advisor

b)

Discuss with friends and family about their experiences

c)

Save a large sum of money

d)

Travel abroad

9.

Why is it important to have conversations about money and credit cards?

a)

To brag about your credit score

b)

To find the best shopping deals

c)

To make informed financial decisions

d)

To learn about investment opportunities

10.

How do you avoid owing interest on your credit card purchases?

a)

Pay your card in full each year.

b)

Pay your card in full each month.

c)

Make at least the minimum payment each month.

d)

Don't make more than the maximum payment each month.

11.

Use the Credit Card Disclosure to answer the following: What is the customary APR on purchases after the initial 12 months?

a)

36.5%

b)

27.357%

c)

18.35%

d)

5.65%

12.
The amount you must pay on a credit card, based on a percentage of the outstanding balance.
a)
minimum fee
b)
minimum payment
c)
monthly statement
d)
minimum monthly interest charge
13.

Amount you are borrowing is the ____________.

a)

Principal

b)

Interest

c)

Term

d)

Loan

e)

Percent

14.
Which factor would most likely lead to an increase in the interest rate on a person's credit card?
a)
number of purchases
b)
late payments
c)
number of cash advances
d)
total amount charged