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Family & Consumer Science: 1.03 Quiz --Managing Your Money

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A (a)   account is a bank account that stores your money until you want it.

2.

You can use money from checking accounts by writing checks or by using an ATM (automated teller machine) or debit card.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Checking accounts allow you to use an ATM/debit card any time you want. That is why they are called:

a)
Demand accounts are a type of credit account.
b)
ATM cards can only be used with savings accounts.
c)
Checking accounts are also known as demand accounts.
d)
Checking accounts are only for savings.
4.

Checking accounts earn very little or no ​ (a)   and may require a minimum ​ (b)   to avoid ​ (c)   .

Choose from the below words
interest
balance
fees
rewards
deposit
penalties
5.

You never want to spend more than the balance of your checking account.

a)

True

b)

false

6.

Most checking accounts also offer ____ online banking

a)

free

b)

debt

c)

expensive

d)

taxed

7.

You can access your account through an ​ ​ (a)   by using your ​ (b)   card and ​ (c)   .

Choose from the below words
ATM
debit
PIN
Credit
Password
Cash
8.

A money plan that includes expected income, spending, and any other financial requirements in a given time period.

a)
budget
b)
financial report
c)
investment strategy
d)
savings plan
9.

You should include these things in your budget:

a)

Rent

b)

Savings

c)

Insurance

d)

Food

e)

Car/transportation

10.

Expenses that are absolutely necessary are called _____ expenses

a)

Nondiscretionary

b)

discretionary

c)

amount

d)

neat

11.

Items that are not essential things you need.

a)

Discretionary

b)
Basic necessities
c)
Luxury goods
d)
Essential items
12.

These are expenses that stay the same month after month.

a)

Routine

b)
One-time expenses
c)
Variable expenses
d)
Unexpected costs
13.

These are expenses that do not occur regularly but it is important to prepare for them.

a)
Fixed costs
b)
Monthly bills
c)
Regular expenses
d)

Nonroutine

14.

These are expenses that change from month to month.

a)
One-time expenses
b)
Discretionary expenses
c)
Fixed expenses
d)
Variable expenses
15.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Movie tickets

Shopping spree

Vacation package

Spa treatment

Rent

Mortgage payment

Utility bills

Groceries

Discretionary
Nondiscretionary
16.

Type of savings to pay for a summer vacation or a new flat-screen television.

a)
Retirement savings
b)
General savings account
c)

Short-term

d)
Emergency fund
17.

_______savings goals might include paying for your child’s education or buying a house.

a)
Buying a new car
b)

Long-term

c)
Saving for a luxury vacation
d)
Investing in stocks for quick returns
18.

All debt is bad.

a)
Taking on debt is never a mistake.
b)
All debt is good.
c)
Debt is always beneficial.
d)
Not all debt is bad.
19.

Good debt includes:

a)
Credit card debt
b)
Personal loans for luxury items
c)
Payday loans
d)

Student loans, mortgages, car loans

20.

Having debt will increase your wealth.

a)
True, but it depends on how the debt is used.
b)
Debt can only decrease your net worth.
c)
Having debt is never beneficial.
d)
Debt always leads to financial ruin.
21.

A good debt is something that will increase in value or improve your ability to make money, chances are you will increase your wealth.

a)
A good debt is a mortgage that never appreciates.
b)
A good debt is a credit card balance.
c)
A good debt is always a personal loan.
d)
A good debt is an investment that increases wealth.
22.

Using your credit cards to pay for all of the extra items you want and cannot afford during the month is a good use of credit.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

It can take ​ (a)   to recover from too much ​ (b)   or poor ​ (c)   decisions.

Choose from the below words
years
debt
financial
months
credit
investment
24.

Online banking is a convenient for:

a)
Online banking is convenient for managing money.
b)
Online banking is only for large transactions.
c)
Online banking is less secure than traditional banking.
d)
Online banking requires a physical bank visit.
25.

Incurring good debt can also increase your ____, which will help you buy big tickets items later on.

a)
monthly payment
b)
interest rate
c)
loan amount
d)
credit score
26.

Good debt includes _______ that you cannot afford to pay for up front.

a)
personal loans for vacations
b)
credit card debt for shopping sprees
c)
expenses like a mortgage or student loans
d)
luxury items like a new car
27.

Good debt is:

a)
Debt that is taken on without a clear repayment plan.
b)
Debt that has high interest rates and no potential for return.
c)
Debt that is used to invest in assets or opportunities that generate income or appreciate in value.
d)
Debt that is used for personal consumption and luxury items.
28.

College loans are generally considered good debt because

a)
they increase your credit score immediately.
b)
they are always forgiven after graduation.
c)
they can lead to higher earning potential and career opportunities.
d)
they can be used to buy luxury items.
29.

Bad debt is:

a)
Funds that are currently available for use.
b)
Amounts that are guaranteed to be collected.
c)
Loans that have been fully paid off.
d)
Amounts owed that are unlikely to be collected.
30.

Credit cards are generally seen as bad debt because:

a)
They provide unlimited cash back rewards.
b)
They help improve your credit score instantly.
c)
They are always accepted everywhere without fees.
d)
They carry high interest rates and can lead to overspending.
31.

If you use your credit card to pay for all of your food, clothing, and other items during the month, it can be a good debt if

a)
it increases your debt-to-income ratio.
b)
it has high interest rates that are not manageable.
c)
it encourages overspending on unnecessary items.
d)
it helps build credit and is paid off in full each month.
32.

Even if you make your credit card payments on time, the credit card bank can raise your interest rate automatically if you're late on payments elsewhere.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

A FICO score is:

a)
A score used for determining insurance rates.
b)
A credit score that measures credit risk.
c)
A type of loan for purchasing a home.
d)
A measure of income level.
34.

It's important to read the fine print on your credit card agreement.

a)
Always read the fine print.
b)
You can skip the fine print if you trust the bank.
c)
The fine print is usually irrelevant.
d)
It's not necessary to read the fine print.
35.

Significant credit card debt can put you at a markedly higher risk of bankruptcy.

a)
False
b)
High credit card debt guarantees financial stability.
c)
True
d)
Credit card debt has no impact on bankruptcy risk.
36.

A _____ interest rate helps you to pay off the debt faster when paying the minimum balance.

a)
higher
b)
fixed
c)
lower
d)
variable
37.

For the ______ paid for the policy, the insurance company agrees to protect you, within stated amounts, from the potential losses listed in the policy.

a)
deductible
b)
coverage limit
c)
excess fee
d)
premium
38.

Most home owners insurance includes this type of protection.

a)

Fire insurance

b)
Health insurance
c)
Auto insurance
d)
Liability insurance
39.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Medical bill from ER

Car repair

Buying a gift for a friend

Emergency dental procedure

Emergency veterinary care

Helping a friend in need

Participating in a community service project

Volunteering for a charity event

Financial emergency
Non-financial emergency
40.

The amount of income earned before any deductions or taxes or taken out

a)
Net income
b)
Gross income
c)
Taxable income
d)
Disposable income
41.

The amount of income received after deductions and taxes are taken out


a)
Total revenue
b)
Gross income
c)
Taxable income
d)
Net income
42.

Government fees on income, property, goods, or other activities

a)
Duties
b)
Levies
c)
Fees
d)
Taxes
43.

Tax on the money someone earns from a job is (a)   tax

44.

Federal Insurance Contributions Act used to fund Social Security and Medicare

a)
FICA is a tax for state funding.
b)
FICA funds Social Security and Medicare.
c)
FICA is unrelated to healthcare programs.
d)
FICA only funds unemployment benefits.
45.

Federal program that provides benefits to retirees, the handicapped, and children of deceased workers

a)
Social Security
b)
Medicare
c)
Unemployment Insurance
d)
Welfare Assistance
46.

When making a budget your goal is to save ____ of the family’s take-home pay by the end of the 12 months.

a)
20%
b)
30%
c)
10%
d)
50%
47.

Understanding a check

48.

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