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Alternative Investments Test Review: Short Selling, Crypto, NFT

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the largest cryptocurrency in terms of market cap?

a)

Ethereum

b)

Litecoin

c)

Bitcoin

d)

Ripple

2.

What is a blockchain?

a)

A type of cryptocurrency

b)

A digital ledger for recording transactions

c)

A physical wallet for storing coins

d)

A government regulation

3.

What is the primary function of a cryptocurrency?

a)

To act as a physical currency

b)

To regulate the generation of units and verify fund transfers

c)

To store physical assets

d)

To provide government loans

4.

What is a cryptocurrency wallet used for?

a)

Storing public and private keys for transactions

b)

Exchanging fiat money

c)

Mining new coins

d)

Regulating market prices

5.

What is a digital exchange?

a)

A physical marketplace for trading goods

b)

A platform for trading cryptocurrencies and digital currencies

c)

A government agency for regulating currencies

d)

A type of cryptocurrency

6.

What is the main characteristic of decentralized finance (DeFi)?

a)

Involvement of banks and governments

b)

Conducting financial activities without intermediaries

c)

Use of physical currency

d)

Centralized control by a single entity

7.

Which term describes a business that allows trading of cryptocurrencies for other assets?

a)

Crypto Coin

b)

Digital Exchange

c)

Cryptocurrency Wallet

d)

Blockchain

8.

Which of the following is a digital currency?

a)

Cryptocurrency

b)

Fiat Money

c)

Gold

d)

Silver

9.

What is the purpose of a crypto token?

a)

To act as a physical currency

b)

To interact with applications on a blockchain

c)

To replace government-issued money

d)

To store physical assets

10.

What is the process of validating a cryptocurrency transaction and adding it to the blockchain called?

a)

Speculation

b)

Smart Contract

c)

Mining

d)

Fiat money

11.

What is a self-executing contract with terms directly written into code called?

a)

Fiat money

b)

Proof of Work

c)

Smart Contract

d)

Speculation

12.

What is the main goal of miners in the Proof of Work process?

a)

To lose their stake

b)

To solve a complex math puzzle first

c)

To create fiat money

d)

To write smart contracts

13.

Which process awards cryptocurrency to the miner who staked the most of their existing crypto?

a)

Proof of Work

b)

Proof of Stake

c)

Mining

d)

Speculation

14.

What is the primary purpose of a smart contract?

a)

To validate transactions

b)

To execute agreements automatically

c)

To mine cryptocurrency

d)

To create fiat money

15.

What is the competitive process of validating a cryptocurrency transaction called?

a)

Speculation

b)

Mining

c)

Proof of Stake

d)

Fiat money

16.

What is the advantage of using Bitcoin for international transactions?

a)

Lower fees and faster processing

b)

Higher security and privacy

c)

No need for currency exchange

d)

Ability to bypass government regulations

17.

What is the maximum number of Bitcoins that can ever be created?

a)

Unlimited

b)

100 million

c)

21 million

d)

1 billion

18.

What is a 'cold wallet'?

a)

A government-issued digital wallet

b)

A wallet that relies on offline electronic devices

c)

A type of cryptocurrency exchange

d)

A wallet that uses online software to store private keys

19.

Which cryptocurrency was created as a meme-inspired currency?

a)

Litecoin

b)

Ethereum

c)

Bitcoin

d)

Dogecoin

20.
How are cryptocurrencies different from traditional currencies?
a)
Cryptocurrencies are physical objects like coins or banknotes
b)
Cryptocurrencies are issued and regulated by governments or central banks
c)
Cryptocurrencies can be used globally and instantly without intermediaries
d)
Cryptocurrencies have no security or privacy features
21.
Who is the creator of Bitcoin?
a)
Satoshi Nakamoto
b)
Bill Gates
c)
Mark Zuckerberg
d)
Elon Musk
22.
Which of the following is NOT a factor influencing the price of a cryptocurrency?
a)
Supply and demand
b)
Market sentiment
c)
Government regulations
d)
Physical appearance
23.
Which of the following is NOT a popular cryptocurrency exchange?
a)
Coinbase
b)
Binance
c)
Kraken
d)
PayPal
24.

What does it mean to short a stock?

a)

Buying a stock with the hope it will increase in value

b)

Holding a stock for the long-term

c)

Selling a borrowed stock with the expectation that its price will fall

d)

Investing in multiple stocks for diversification

25.

How do investors make money from shorting a stock?

a)

By buying low and selling high

b)

By borrowing the stock and selling it, then repurchasing at a lower price

c)

By earning dividends

d)

By holding the stock for many years

26.

What is one risk associated with shorting a stock?

a)

Limited dividend payments

b)

Potentially unlimited losses

c)

Lower transaction fees

d)

Guaranteed profits

27.

What does it mean when shorting occurs 'on margin'?

a)

It is done secretly

b)

It requires a special brokerage account

c)

It is done using debt

d)

It involves no risk

28.

What is a short squeeze?

a)

A rapid drop in stock price

b)

A situation where no shares are available for short sellers to buy

c)

A government restriction on shorting stocks

d)

A tax benefit for short sellers

29.

Who lends the shares for shorting?

a)

The government

b)

Stockbrokers

c)

Banks

d)

Individual investors

30.

What does "covering a short" mean?

a)

Selling additional shares

b)

Repurchasing borrowed shares to return them to the lender

c)

Holding shares for a longer period

d)

Buying shares at a higher price

31.

What is a margin call?

a)

A request to sell more shares

b)

A demand from a broker to deposit more money or securities

c)

A notification of dividend payment

d)

A request to buy more shares

32.

What is an NFT (non-fungible token)?

a)

An NFT is a paper asset that represents real-world objects like art, music, in-game items and videos.

b)

An NFT is a digital asset that represents real-world objects like art, music, in-game items and videos.

c)

An NFT is an imaginary asset that represents real-world objects like art, music, in-game items and videos.

d)

An NFT is a fake asset that represents real-world objects like art, music, in-game items and videos.

33.

What is a Cold Wallet?

a)

This refers to a virtual currency wallet that is accessible online, and it facilitates cryptocurrency transactions between the owner and end-users

b)

This is a physical device that keeps your crypto assets (e.g., cryptocurrency, NFTs) completely offline

c)

This is a peer-to-peer marketplaces where cryptocurrency traders make transactions directly without handing over management of their funds to an intermediary or custodian.

d)

This is where you store your secret pass phrase

34.

What is a Hot Wallet?

a)

This refers to a virtual currency wallet that is accessible online, and it facilitates cryptocurrency transactions between the owner and end-users

b)

This is a physical device that keeps your crypto assets (e.g., cryptocurrency, NFTs) completely offline

c)

This is a peer-to-peer marketplaces where cryptocurrency traders make transactions directly without handing over management of their funds to an intermediary or custodian.

d)

This is where you store your secret pass phrase

35.

A Non-Fungible Token (NFT) can represent ownership of a video clip of a basketball game.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

Which crypto asset is the oldest?

a)

Tether

b)

Bitcoin

c)

Dogecoin

d)

Ether

37.

What is the primary benefit of using a decentralized exchange?

a)

Faster transaction speeds

b)

Increased privacy and control over funds

c)

Lower transaction fees

d)

Government oversight

38.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a hot wallet?

a)

It is immune to hacking

b)

It is used for long-term storage

c)

It is a physical device

d)

It is always connected to the internet

39.

What does NFT stand for?

a)

Non-Transferable Token

b)

Non-Fungible Token

c)

Non-Financial Token

d)

Non-Functional Token

40.

What makes NFTs "non-fungible"?

a)

They cannot be bought or sold

b)

They are unique and cannot be replaced by something identical

c)

They are interchangeable like currency

d)

They do not have any value

41.

On which technology are NFTs primarily built?

a)

Cloud Computing

b)

Blockchain

c)

Artificial Intelligence

d)

Internet of Things

42.

Which blockchain is most commonly associated with NFTs?

a)

Bitcoin

b)

Ethereum

c)

Solana

d)

Ripple

43.

What is a key characteristic of NFTs?

a)

They can be physically touched

b)

They are divisible

c)

They represent ownership of a unique digital asset

d)

They are the same as cryptocurrencies

44.

What type of assets can NFTs represent?

a)

Digital art and collectibles

b)

Real estate

c)

In-game items and music

d)

All of the above

45.

How does ownership of an NFT work?

a)

The owner controls the physical item the NFT represents

b)

The owner owns the unique token stored on the blockchain

c)

The owner gets full copyright to the digital asset

d)

The owner can duplicate the NFT for free

46.

What is one advantage of NFTs for artists?

a)

NFTs are free to create

b)

Artists can sell directly to collectors and earn royalties on resales

c)

Artists retain full physical control of their work

d)

NFTs guarantee sales at fixed prices

47.

How are NFTs bought and sold?

a)

Through physical auction houses

b)

On online marketplaces like OpenSea or Rarible

c)

By exchanging them directly for physical goods

d)

They cannot be traded once created

48.

What is a potential risk of owning NFTs?

a)

They lose their uniqueness over time

b)

NFT marketplaces are unstable and inaccessible

c)

They can lose value and are subject to scams or hacks

d)

NFTs cannot be resold