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Financial Literacy Intro Assessment

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is financial literacy?

a)

Understanding how to play sports

b)

The knowledge to make informed financial decisions

c)

Knowing the history of different currencies

d)

Learning how to write checks

2.

Which of the following is NOT a key component of financial literacy?

a)

Budgeting

b)

Saving

c)

Investing

d)

Gossiping

3.

How can being financially literate help an individual?

a)

It increases financial security

b)

It decreases the need for education

c)

It eliminates the need for savings

d)

It guarantees getting a job

4.

What is a budget?

a)

A list of friends

b)

A plan for managing income and expenses

c)

A type of bank account

d)

A score for your financial habits

5.

What does saving money mean?

a)

Spending all your income

b)

Keeping a portion of your income for future needs

c)

Donating all your income to charity

d)

Investing only in stocks

6.

Why is it important to learn about investing?

a)

To make quick money without risks

b)

To grow your wealth over time

c)

To spend all your savings

d)

To avoid financial responsibility

7.

Which of these outcomes become more likely for someone with strong personal finance skills? Check all that apply.

a)

A person can avoid opportunity cost.

b)

A person can be more prepared to meet basic needs.

c)

A person can avoid financial decision-making

d)

A person can spend money thoughtfully to accumulate assets.

e)

A person can spend wisely to avoid financial problems.

8.

A single person will have less income tax withheld than a married employee.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

What is a credit score?

a)

A score for determining an athlete’s performance

b)

A number that shows how likely you are to repay borrowed money

c)

A type of bank account number

d)

A score given to a house before it is sold

10.

Which of the following is a type of debt?

a)

Grocery receipt

b)

Credit card balance

c)

Birthday gift

d)

Bank savings

11.

What is the purpose of interest rates on loans?

a)

To reward borrowers

b)

To keep track of how much money you have

c)

To make the borrowed money more expensive to repay

d)

To reduce debt

12.

How does having a low credit score affect you?

a)

It makes it easier to borrow money

b)

It can result in higher interest rates or loan denials

c)

It has no impact on borrowing

d)

It guarantees you a loan

13.

Which of these is a consequence of not paying your debts on time?

a)

Lower credit score

b)

Increased savings

c)

More loan offers

d)

Free gifts

14.

What type of debt is a student loan?

a)

Unsecured debt

b)

Secured debt

c)

Revolving debt

d)

Non-repayment debt

15.

Which action can help improve your credit score?

a)

Ignoring your bills

b)

Paying your bills on time

c)

Applying for many credit cards at once

d)

Closing all your bank accounts

16.

What should you do if you are struggling with debt?

a)

Ignore it and hope it goes away

b)

Seek advice on how to manage it

c)

Take out more loans

d)

Spend all your money quickly

17.

What is a mortgage?

a)

A special type of savings account

b)

A loan take to buy a house

c)

A place to store furniture

d)

A loan taken to buy a house

18.

Which of the following factors can influence housing prices?

a)

Number of pets

b)

The weather

c)

Neighborhood quality

d)

Favorite color of the house

19.

What is a down payment?

a)

The amount of time it takes to buy a house

b)

A part of the price paid upfront when buying a house

c)

The total amount paid for a house

d)

A fee paid for maintenance of the house

20.

What is the first step in the home buying process?

a)

Find a real estate agent

b)

Determine your budget and needs

c)

Picking out furniture

d)

Closing on the house

21.

Why is it important to get pre-approved for a mortgage?

a)

 To know how much you can afford to borrow

b)

To make the process more complicated

c)

To sell a house

d)

To reduce your income

22.

Which of the following can affect your ability to get a mortgage?

a)

Your credit score

b)

Your age

c)

Your parents income

d)

The number of pets you have

23.

What is an escrow account?

a)

An account for savings

b)

A place to keep loan payments for taxes and insurance

c)

A credit card account

d)

A type of bank investment account

24.

What does it mean to "shop around" for a mortgage?

a)

To only look for one bank

b)

To compare different mortgage options

c)

Look for a job

d)

Find the cheapest house

25.

Which is a type of loan?

a)

A student loan

b)

Dr. Wiley lottery ticket

c)

Bank Deposit

d)

Debit Card

26.

What is a common condition of a loan?

a)

You receive the loan and don’t have to repay it

b)

You must pay back the loan with interest

c)

You only pay back what you borrowed

d)

If you donate it, you don't have to pay it back.

27.

What type of loan is specifically for buying a car?

a)

Mortgage

b)

Personal loan

c)

Auto loan

d)

Business loan

28.

What does it mean to have a secured loan?

a)

It is guaranteed to be approved

b)

It is always interest-free

c)

It requires no paperwork

d)

It is backed by collateral, like a house or car

29.

Why is it important to compare different loan offers?

a)

To find the best option that fits your needs

b)

To ensure you get the highest interest rate

c)

To find the most complicated loan

d)

To borrow from every lender possible

30.

What is the purpose of a loan application?

a)

To learn about the lender

b)

To buy a car

c)

To buy a house

d)

To provide information to determine if you qualify for a loan

31.

What is the purpose of taxes?

a)

To keep a record of your spending

b)

To pay for public services like roads and schools

c)

To make the government rich

d)

To save for a house

32.

What is a tax deduction?

a)

A fee you pay every month

b)

An amount you can subtract from your total income to lower your taxes

c)

A new type of tax you must pay

d)

A way to add more money to your income

33.

What type of tax is taken out of your paycheck?

a)

Income Tax

b)

Sales Tax

c)

Property Tax

d)

School Tax

34.

What is a tax credit?

a)

A type of savings account

b)

A fee charged by the government

c)

An extra payment you make

d)

A reduction in the amount of tax you owe

35.

What is a W-2 form?

a)

A form used for business expenses

b)

A type of loan application

c)

A report of your annual wages and taxes withheld by your employer

d)

A savings account form