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Flow of Money

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the flow of money?

a)

The way banks pay people

b)

The movement of air in the atmosphere

c)

The way money moves from the bank to the store

d)

The way that money moves from person to person throughout society.

2.

If you are earning interest, that means:

a)

You are losing money

b)

You are becoming popular on TikTok

c)

You have money stuck in your wallet

d)

You put money into a bank account, and you’re earning money.

3.

When you buy something from the store, sales tax is added to your purchase. Sales tax helps fund

a)

Banks

b)

Employees

c)

Government

d)

People

4.

Why is it important to have good credit?

a)

So you can buy things with cash?

b)

So your parents don't complain

c)

So that banks trust you to loan you money

d)

So you have a good flow of money

5.

Wholesale products are more expensive than buying from the store?

a)

True

b)

False

6.

When working for a company, employees receive benefits. What are some examples of benefits?

a)

Health Insurance

b)

Paid Time Off

c)

Dental Insurance

d)

All of the Above

7.

Where do banks get money from for the loans they give out?

a)

They use their own money

b)

By borrowing the money from the accounts of people that put money in

c)

By charging interest to the person applying for the loan

d)

All the above

8.

What is the purpose of a budget?

a)

To keep track of your favorite movies

b)

To plan and control how you spend your money

c)

To decide what clothes to wear

d)

To organize your books

9.

What is a loan?

a)

Money you give to someone as a gift

b)

Money you borrow from a bank or another person that you must pay back

c)

Money you find on the street

d)

Money you earn from a job

10.

Why is it important to save money?

a)

To spend more on luxury items

b)

To have funds available for future needs or emergencies

c)

To lend money to friends

d)

To pay more taxes