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2/4 Final Review

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What factors may be considered when applying for a loan?

a)

Race

b)

Gender

c)

Income amount and credit score

2.

Installment loans are loans in which

a)

the amount borrowed and the payment amount may change each month.

b)

the amount borrowed and the payment amount are set (unchanging)

c)

your credit score is not impacted

3.

Revolving loans are loans in which

a)

the amount borrowed and the payment amount may change each month.

b)

the amount borrowed and the payment amount are set (unchanging)

c)

Your credit score is not impacted

4.

What is a pre-approval for a car loan?

a)

a statement a bank or credit union can give you to state the amount of money and interest rate you qualify for a future car loan

b)

a letter stating your credit score

c)

an insurance policy if you don't qualify for a car loan

5.

Which type of interest is better to have on a student loan?

a)

Simple interest (pay interest on the borrowed amount)

b)

Compound interest (pay interest on the interest you owe)

6.

A credit score is _______________________________?

a)

a grade from A to F that you are assigned when turning 18

b)

a three digit number determined by how you manage credit cards and loans

7.

What are the minimum and maximum credit scores?

a)

0-1000

b)

300-1000

c)

300-850

d)

0-850

8.

To maintain a good credit score, one should stay below what percentage of your credit limit?

a)

13%

b)

30%

c)

50%

d)

99%

9.

What are the two factors considered when determining your credit score?

a)

Type of loan and who you bank with

b)

Existing debt and repayment history

c)

Age and income

d)

Savings and checking account balances

10.

Secured credit cards are different from unsecured cards in that

a)

you must put a security deposit down

b)

the amount you pay stays the same each month

c)

they do not affect your credit score

11.

What is one consequence of having a poor credit score?

a)

Higher interest rates on loans

b)

Increased credit limit

c)

Better loan approval chances

d)

Lower insurance premiums

12.

Finish this sentence with the correct ending: Secured credit cards, unsecured credit cards, revolving loans, and installment loans ________________________________________

a)

can all be used to build your credit score

b)

charge the same amount of interest.

c)

are only available to people with good or excellent credit scores.

d)

always require a deposit or collateral

13.

A credit limit is

a)
the most a bank can loan you by law
b)
the maximum amount of credit you have been given to borrow
c)
determined by your age and GPA
d)
the full payment amount due on a loan each month
14.

Select the statement below that is true about a secured credit card

a)

secured cards require a security deposit

b)

secured cards do not help to build your credit score

15.

As a young adult, all of the following are good strategies for building credit, EXCEPT:

a)

Open a credit card, with your parent or guardian as a cosigner

b)

Take out a payday loan

c)

Become an authorized user on a credit card used by your parent or guardian

d)

Open and use a secured credit card

16.

Why would credit card companies prefer that their cardholders make the minimum monthly payment every month rather than paying their total balance in full?

a)

This is required by federal law for tax purposes

b)

This allows the card holder to pay their bill quickly and close the card when they’re ready

c)

This enables the credit card company to make more money

d)

This helps cardholders develop financial independence

17.

Your insurance premium is __________________________.

a)
the amount you pay for insurance coverage.
b)

what you pay before the insurance company pays for a claim

c)

a higher quality insurance coverage

18.

Your insurance deductible is __________________________.

a)
the amount you pay before insurance pays on a claim.
b)

what the insurance deducts for a good credit score

c)

the amount you pay for insurance coverage

19.

Your renter's insurance policy costs $20/month and has a $1,000 deductible. A thief breaks into your apartment and steals your $800 TV set. How much would your insurance company pay for this incident?

a)

$0

b)

$200

c)

$800

d)

$1,000

20.

What auto policy coverage is for weather or theft related damage?

a)

Comprehensive

b)

Liability

c)

Collision

21.

Choose all appropriate references for a job application:

a)

A friend

b)

A family member

c)

A former employer

d)

A teacher or counselor

22.

A cover letter’s purpose for a resume is to thank the employer for the interview.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Historically, money loses value over time. This is called:

a)
Inflation
b)

a deductible

c)

investing

d)

compound interest

24.

Is it recommended that you save money or invest money to buy your first car?

a)

Save money

b)

Invest money

25.

What type of auto insurance are you required to carry in almost every state (49 out of 50)?

a)

Insurance if you damage your own property

b)

Insurance if you cause injury to another person

c)

Insurance in case you get into an accident with someone who does not have insurance

d)

Insurance if you cause injury to yourself

26.

Your insurance premium is __________________________.

a)

The amount you pay for insurance coverage

b)

a higher quality insurance package

c)

the amount you have to pay before the insurance company will pay for a claim