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BTEC Business LA1-A3

Total questions: 87

Worksheet time: 39mins

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Class
Date
1.

What type of insurance is this?

Package in which an insurer provides protection against a possible eventuality which are related to situations that involve your vehicle such as theft or an accident.​

a)

Car Insurance

b)

Travel Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Third Party

2.

What type of insurance is this?

Package in which an insurer provides protection against a possible eventuality which are related to situations that involve your vehicle such as theft or an accident.​

a)

Car Insurance

b)

Travel Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Third Party

3.

What type of insurance is this?

The customer pays for an insurance policy that cover them against the risk of damage to the place they live.​

a)

Car Insurance

b)

Travel Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Third Party

4.

What type of insurance is this?

Insurance that covers what is in someones home from theft or damage

a)

Car Insurance

b)

Travel Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Contents Insurance

5.

What type of insurance is this?

Can protect both groups and individuals whilst abroad.

a)

Car Insurance

b)

Travel Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Mobile Insurance

6.

What type of insurance is this?

Helps to limit the costs of going to a vet.

a)

Car Insurance

b)

Pet Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Health Insurance

7.

What type of insurance is this?

Covers individuals, families or employees against medical expenses including assessments, treatments ad loss of earnings​.

a)

Car Insurance

b)

Pet Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Health Insurance

8.

This is the legal minimum insurance you need to drive a car and will only cover injury to others and damages to their property caused by you. It doesn’t cover any of your costs as a result of the accident​

a)

Basic

b)

Third Party

c)

Comprehensive

d)

1st Party

9.

True or False

Young people are more likely to be in a car accident so pay higher insurance premiums.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

True or False

Older people are more likely to have existing health problems so pay lower insurance premiums.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

If you borrowed £12,000 at 5.6% interest over 1 year how much would you repay in total?

a)

£12,000

b)

£672.00

c)

£8064

d)

£12,672

12.

True or False

Using Hire Purchase you can pay a deposit and and use a car straight away but if you dont keep up with your monthly payment the seller will take it back as it is theirs until you pay for it in full.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

True or False

Mortgages are a suitable form of borrowing for low value items that fluctuate in price often.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

True or False

Pay day loans are the best form of borrowing as they offer the highest interest rates.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Form of short term borrowing that banks typically offer as part of a current account allowing you to draw money that you dont have..​

(a)  

16.

What am I?

I can be paid off at the end of the month or you can just pay a minimum amount for now. Then pay some interest in addition to the outstanding balance. 

a)

Mortgage

b)

Credit Card

c)

Contactless Card

d)

Payday loan

17.

Placing money in a secure place so it grows in value and can be used in the future such an ISA is the description for....

a)

Savings

b)

Investments

18.

Making a commitment to a project in the hope that it is successful and gives you a healthy return​ such as shares is the description for....

a)

Savings

b)

Investments

19.

True or False

A benefit of an ISA is that you do not have to tax on interest earned

a)

False

b)

True

20.

Up to _____ per person is protected in UK regulated financial institutions.

a)

£85,000

b)

£100,000

c)

£25,000

d)

Nothing is Protected

21.

What am I?

Money leant for a set period of time to goverments or companies in return for a fixed return and some risk of losing some or all the value of the investment.

a)

Premium Bonds

b)

Shares

c)

Gilts

d)

Pension

22.

What am I?

I pay dividends if you own me and the company I am from makes a profit. I go up in value if more people want to buy me but go down in value when people sell me.

a)

Premium Bonds

b)

Shares

c)

Gilts

d)

Pension

23.

What am I?

I do not pay interest but I am entered into a regular draw for cash prizes. The more of me you have the more change you have to win. 

a)

Premium Bonds

b)

Lottery Ticket

c)

Gilt

d)

Pension

24.

Money that is paid out is referred to as?

a)

Expenditure

b)

Price

c)

Deposits

d)

Costs

25.

Overspending now will put you at risk of financial difficulties...

a)

Now

b)

Tomorrow

c)

Now and in the future

d)

In 5 years time

26.

How many reasons are there to plan expenditure?

a)

9

b)

10

c)

11

d)

12

27.

You should control costs to avoid ________ in the future

a)

A strong credit rating in the future

b)

Positive bank balances

c)

Debt

d)

A surplus

28.

When debt builds up it becomes expensive because ________ is charged on the money owed.

a)

Money

b)

a cost

c)

an expense

d)

Interest

29.

If debts are not paid back on time it will affect your ________ rating.

a)

Review

b)

Bank Rating

c)

Score

d)

Credit

30.

A poor credit rating will affect your ability to borrow money in the future. If debts spiral out of control a individually may be declared ____________.

a)

Bankrupt

b)

Insolvent

c)

In debt

d)

Destitute

31.

What is meant by solvent?

a)

You have money in your account

b)

You have a positive balance

c)

You are able to meet day to day expenditure

d)

You are able to meet day to day expenditure and repay debts

32.

What can you earn on money saved?

a)

Revenue

b)

Profit

c)

Interest

d)

More

33.

The value of money falls when prices rise. This rise in prices is referred to as I (a)  

34.

Planning expenditure helps to counter the effects of...

a)

Interest

b)

Tax

c)

Inflation

d)

Debt

35.

Planning expenditure provides insurance against loss or .....

a)

Theft

b)

Emergencies

c)

Debt

d)

Illness

36.

Planning expenditure can help an individual set...

a)

Aims

b)

Targets and goals

c)

A plan

d)

Objectives

37.

Planning expenditure can help an individual generate income and ....

a)

Money

b)

Expenditure

c)

Purchases

d)

Savings

38.

Planning expenditure can help manage money to fund...

a)

Purchases

b)

Spending

39.

Planning expenditure can help avoid...

a)

Bankruptcy

b)

Solvency

c)

Inflation

d)

Interest

40.

Identify the benefits of planning expenditure

a)

Good credit rating and repossessions

b)

Saving for emergencies and a poor credit rating

c)

Poor credit rating and repossessions

d)

Good credit rating and able to save for emergencies

41.

Identify the risks of not planning expenditure

a)

Good credit rating and repossessions

b)

Saving for emergencies and a poor credit rating

c)

Poor credit rating and repossessions

d)

Good credit rating and able to save for emergencies

42.

How many functions of money are there?

(a)  

43.

Identify the four functions of money

a)

Unit of account, means of exchange, store of account and legal tender

b)

Store of account, means of exchange, store of value and money tender

c)

Unit of account, means of exchange, store of value and legal tender

d)

Unit of account, means of exchange, store of tender and legal tender

44.

The acronym LUMS (also Scottish for chimney) can be used to remember the functions of money. What does the L stand for?

(a)  

45.

Identify the function of money being explained


Money can be placed in a bank and then used in the future to buy goods and service.

a)

Unit of account

b)

Means of exchange

c)

Store of value

d)

Legal Tender

46.

The acronym LUMS (also Scottish for chimney) can be used to remember the functions of money. What does the U stand for?

(a)  

47.

Identify the function of money being explained


Money is the official method of payment for goods and services and the national currency of a country.

a)

Unit of account

b)

Means of exchange

c)

Store of value

d)

Legal Tender

48.

The acronym LUMS (also Scottish for chimney) can be used to remember the functions of money. What does the M stand for?

(a)  

49.

Identify the function of money being explained


Places a value on goods and services. In the UK this is pounds and pence.

a)

Unit of account

b)

Means of exchange

c)

Store of value

d)

Legal Tender

50.

Identify the function of money being explained


Used to buy or trade goods and services.

a)

Unit of account

b)

Means of exchange

c)

Store of value

d)

Legal Tender

51.

The acronym LUMS (also Scottish for chimney) can be used to remember the functions of money. What does the S stand for?

(a)  

52.

The role of money is about how you view money, which may change over time. How many factors are said to influence your view of money?

(a)  

53.

Complete the gap below to identify the factor that influences your view of money


Personal (a)  

54.

Complete the gap below to identify the factor that influences your view of money


(a)   stages

55.

Complete the gap below to identify the factor that influences your view of money


life (a)  

56.

Complete the gap below to identify the factor that influences your view of money


(a)   rates

57.

Complete the gap below to identify the factor that influences your view of money


(a)   influences

58.

Complete the word below to identify the factor that influences your view of money


c _ _ _ t _ _ _

(a)  

59.

Identify the factor influencing your view of money being described below.


Your background including religious beliefs or ethical principles.

a)

Personal attitudes

b)

Culture

c)

Life stages

d)

Life events

e)

Interest rates

60.

Identify the factor influencing your view of money being described below.


Events outside of your control, such as the state of the economy.

a)

Personal attitudes

b)

Culture

c)

Life stages

d)

External influences

e)

Interest rates

61.

Identify the factor influencing your view of money being described below.


When they are low they are good for borrowers but not savers. When high they make it more expensive to borrow but savers receive more on their deposits.

a)

Personal attitudes

b)

Culture

c)

Life stages

d)

External influences

e)

Interest rates

62.

Identify the factor influencing your view of money being described below.


Some people prefer to take a chance to make money, while others prefer to play it safe.

a)

Personal attitudes

b)

Culture

c)

Life stages

d)

External influences

e)

Interest rates

63.

Identify the factor influencing your view of money being described below.


There are five main periods of life, and your financial priorities and needs will change through each one.

a)

Personal attitudes

b)

Culture

c)

Life stages

d)

External influences

e)

Interest rates

64.

Identify the factor influencing your view of money being described below.


Things that occur in life such as being made redundant or moving house can all have an impact on how you view money.

a)

Personal attitudes

b)

life stages

c)

Life events

d)

External influences

e)

Interest rates

65.

Identify the five main life stages

a)

Child, teenager, young adult, middle aged, pensioner

b)

Childhood, adolescence, young adult, middle age and pensioner

c)

Childhood, adolescence, young adult, middle age and old age

d)

Kid, teen, young adult, middle age and old age

66.

Identify the financial need of a young adult

a)

Buying a car

b)

Health care

c)

Sweets

d)

Luxury foreign holidays

67.

Identify the financial need of a child

a)

Buying a car

b)

Health care

c)

Sweets

d)

Luxury foreign holidays

68.

Identify the financial need of a person in middle age

a)

Buying a car

b)

Health care

c)

Sweets

d)

Luxury foreign holidays

69.

Identify the financial need of a person in old age

a)

Buying a car

b)

Health care

c)

Sweets

d)

Luxury foreign holidays

70.

What is this method of payment?

Money is uploaded onto a card with transactions then being withdrawn to reduce the balance.

a)

Pre-Paid Card

b)

Debit Card

c)

Store Card

d)

Charge Card

71.

What is this method of payment?

Written order to a bank, to make payment for a specific amount of money, from one person's account to another.

a)

Cheque

b)

Direct Debit

c)

Store Card

d)

Cash

72.

What is this method of payment?

A card only accepted by a specific store.

a)

American Express

b)

Direct Card

c)

Store Card

d)

Charge Card

73.

What is this method of payment?

This is when an agreement is made with a bank, allowing a third party to withdraw money from an account on a set day to pay for goods or services for a variable amount.

a)

Standing Order

b)

Direct Debit

c)

BACS

d)

CHAPS

74.

What is this method of payment?

A system that allows the transfer of payments directly from one bank account to another within 3 days​.

a)

Standing Order

b)

Faster Payment

c)

BACS

d)

CHAPS

75.

What is this method of payment?

A system that allows the transfer of payments directly from one bank account to another on the same day with no limit on the amount transfered.

a)

Standing Order

b)

Faster Payment

c)

BACS

d)

CHAPS

76.

What is this method of payment?

A system that allows the transfer of payments directly from one bank account to another within 2 hours​

a)

Standing Order

b)

Faster Payment

c)

BACS

d)

CHAPS

77.

What is this method of payment?

An agreement made with a bank to transfer a fixed sum of money to a third party account on a set date on a regular basis​ for a set amount

a)

Standing Order

b)

Direct Debit

c)

BACS

d)

CHAPS

78.

True or False

A disadvantage of using cash is that it can be lost or stolen

a)

True

b)

False

79.

True or False

An advantage of using debit or credit cards are that they are widely accepted.

a)

True

b)

False

80.

True or False

An advantage of using a credit cards is that the S75 Cpmsumer Credit Act gives you protection on purchases.

a)

True

b)

False

81.

True or False

An advantage of using a credit cards is that the S75 Cpmsumer Credit Act gives you protection on purchases.

a)

True

b)

False

82.

What type of Current Account is this?

The most common account, you can pay in and withdraw money, you will receive a debit card, be able to pay for things online and set up a prearranged overdraft. ​

a)

Standard

b)

Premium

c)

Student

d)

Basic

83.

What type of Current Account is this?

This account has a monthly fee in return for additional benefits such as breakdown cover, cashback on purchases, home insurance and payment protection.

a)

Standard

b)

Premium

c)

Student

d)

Basic

84.

What type of Current Account is this?

Mainly used by people who have a poor credit rating and struggle to open a standard account​. It will have very limited features.

a)

Standard

b)

Premium

c)

Student

d)

Basic

85.

What type of Current Account is this?

Designed to benefit students. Especially useful for students attending university as they often provide interest free overdrafts, rail cards and discounts on eating out.

a)

Standard

b)

Premium

c)

Student

d)

Basic

86.

True or False

Offering students easy access to overdraft facilities encourages them to be spend sensibly.

a)

True

b)

False

87.

True or False

The benefit of a a premium account is that all the extra features are very useful for everone in all circumstances so is great value for money.

a)

True

b)

False