NEW
Font size
WorksheetsBanking and Finance Review (End of Year)
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is a salary?
The income you receive from work annually
The income you receive from working each hour
The income you receive from interest
The income you receive from stocks annually
What is a wage?
The income you receive from work annually
The income you receive from working each hour
The income you receive from interest
The income you receive from stocks annually
What is the job market?
All the available jobs in an area
The jobs you have worked
The jobs you have applied for
The jobs you are qualified for
What is supply?
The amount of goods available for purchase in an area
The amount of goods that have been sold in the past
The number of stores or businesses in an area
The number of customers in an area
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
You don't need to sign a check
A check is a written order to your bank, telling them to take money from your account
You need to write the dollar amount twice on a check
You need to write the name of the recipient on a check
What is a debit card?
A charge card linked to a checking account
A credit card with higher interest rates
A gift card from a bank
A credit card with no interest rates
What is income?
All the money you earn, from all sources
The money you earn from jobs
The money you earn from investing
The money you get from gifts
What is a stock market?
Any place where stocks are bought and sold
An office building in New York
A place where government bonds are shared
A place where money is stored safely
What is a dividend?
The money you regularly receive from owning a stock
How much a stock is worth when you sell it
How much you spend to buy a stock
The interest rate on the stock
What is the S&P 500?
A stock index
The largest company on earth
The smallest amount of stock you can buy
The amount of stock needed to trade in the US
What is a stock index?
A collection of stocks from different companies
All the stock from one company
All the stock on the market
The total value of the stock you own
What is a stock?
A small part or share of a company
A fixed interest loan you can buy
A credit card
A savings account in a bank
What is a bond?
A small part or share of a company
A fixed interest loan you can buy
A credit card
A savings account in a bank
What is a trader?
Someone who buys and sells stocks to make a profit
Someone who buys stocks to hold onto long term
Someone who inherits stock
Someone who does not buy stock on the market
What is an investor?
Someone who buys and sells stocks to make a profit
Someone who buys stocks to hold onto long term
Someone who inherits stock
Someone who does not buy stock on the market
What is a tax?
An amount of money collected by a government to pay for government expenses
A bill you have to pay your landlord
A fee you pay for breaking the law
A fee you pay when you enter the country
What does "IRS" stand for?
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Return Security
International Revenue Security
Internal Report Society
What does the IRS do?
Enforce tax laws
Collect fees for the government
Print money
Protect the banks
When is your tax return due?
April 15
June 1
January 1
December 31
What is a tax refund?
An amount of money you get back when you file your taxes if you overpaid
The amount of money you pay to the government
An extra fee you have to pay when filing taxes
The amount of money that is taken out of your paycheck for payroll taxes
What is a resume?
A list of your skills, talents, and job history
A record of your paychecks
A record of your tax information
A document your employer uses to contact your bank
What information do you NOT need to include on your resume?
Your credit score
Your contact information
Your skills and talents
Your work history
