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Financial Allocation and Decision Making

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What would be the effect of low interest rates on credit cards?

a)

Fewer people would use credit cards

b)

More people would use cash

c)

More people would use credit cards

d)

People would stop spending money

2.

If a student must borrow money for college, which federal loan offers the best deal (repayment and interest rates)

a)

Subsidized Stafford Loan

b)

Plus Loan

c)

Perkins Loans

d)

Unsubsidized Stafford Loan

3.

What does FAFSA mean?

a)

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

b)

Free Application for Free Student Aid

c)

Federal Application for Free Student Aid

d)

Free Application for Financial Student Aid

4.

More and more people are using credit and debit cards to buy goods and services. Therefore, the use of _________ has become less popular.

a)

loans

b)

checks

c)

money orders

d)

money grams

5.

When you think about similarities and differences between debit and credit cards, which statement shows the differences between debit and credit cards?

a)

Credit cards deduct from bank account balances

b)

Credit cards have monthly bills, and debit cards do not monthly bills

c)

Credit cards deduct from you savings account while debit cards deduct from checking

d)

Everyone is given a credit card by the bank but has to apply for a debit card

6.

What is one method to avoid paying high interest rates on your credit card balance?

a)

Use only credit cards issued by your banks

b)

Pay for half the purchase with your debit card and the other half with your credit card

c)

Pay the full balance of the credit card purchase by the due date.

d)

Pay the full balance of the credit card

7.

What is a credit card?

a)

A card that allows you to pay the balance over a period of time, subject to interest

b)

A form of financial aid that does not have to be repaid

c)

A card that immediately deducts funds from your checking account

d)

The removal of money from a bank account

8.

What does zero liability protection means?

a)

Consumers are not responsible for unauthorized transactions if their cards are lost or stolen.

b)

Cards are guaranteed to be replaced within 3 business days of being reported lost or stolen

c)

Consumers are given a replacement card for free if their cards are lost or stolen

d)

All stolen cared a guaranteed to be found

9.

The general term used to describe money received for college/higher education

a)

Financial AED

b)

Finances

c)

Financed Education

d)

Financial Aid

10.
Tyler works part time. He wants to have money for college when he graduates so he won't have to borrow money.
a)
credit card
b)
debit card
c)
savings account
11.

After searching several hours for her debit card, Sally was not able to locate her debit card. To avoid possible fraudulent charges what is the FIRST thing she should do?

a)

Check her bank account activity

b)

Withdraw all her funds (money) out of her account

c)

Cancel all purchases she has made in past week.

d)

Call her bank and report her card as lost or stolen

12.

How does APR affect a consumer's choice in choosing a credit card?

a)

Consumers usually do not worry about the card's APR

b)

Consumers look for cards with a low APR

c)

Consumers look for cards with a high APR

d)

APR determines how much credit the consumers are given

13.

Jamie is seventeen years old and is graduating high school a year early. Although he has been accepted in several Ivy league schools, he is unsure if he wants another 4-years of school or join the military. Instead he wants to broadening his horizons before making a final decision. Which of these would be the BEST option for Jamie to meet his goals?

a)

Start college immediately

b)

Go to technical college then a 4-year college

c)

Take some time to travel before starting college

d)

Join the military directly after high-school

14.

Some students go to military before attending college. What would be the opportunity cost of that choice?

a)

age and experience

b)

a chance to see the world

c)

an opportunity to fight for one's country

d)

GI bill to pay for college instead of incurring student loan debt

15.

Joseph has decided to wait one year after high school graduation to begin college. He thinks he might be interested in becoming a mechanical engineer like his dad. However, he is not completely sure. How could Joseph BEST spend his time before he begins college to ensure he chooses the best college major to best meet his goals.

a)

Travel the world to decide on where he wants to live after college

b)

Spend time with family and friends allowing him to refocus before beginning college

c)

Work full time as a waiter saving as much money as possible before starting school

d)

Intern where his father works, to determine if he is truly interested in mechanical engineering

16.
Which of the following is not recommended in the debt snowball method of getting out of debt? 
a)
Pay off one debt at a time
b)
Stop making credit card payments
c)
Prioritize your debts
d)
Start small
17.

Which of these is a disadvantage to only using credit cards to make purchases?

a)

Less consumer protection

b)

Credit cards are only useful when making online purchases

c)

Few stores accept credit cards

d)

Using credit cards will involve paying APR fees making the purchase higher