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(10.4) Investment Risk and Return Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does "risk" in investing refer to?

a)

The certainty of gaining money

b)

The uncertainty or variability of the outcome of an investment

c)

The guarantee of losing money

d)

The fixed return on investment

2.

What might happen if you invest in a company with a strong track record?

a)

Higher risk and higher return.

b)

Lower risk and lower return.

c)

Lower risk and potentially lower return.

d)

Higher risk and lower return.

3.

Which type of investment is typically issued by the government?

a)

Penny stocks

b)

Index funds

c)

Treasury bills

d)

Corporate bonds

4.

What is an example of a moderate-risk and moderate-return investment?

a)

Treasury bills

b)

Bonds

c)

Mutual funds

d)

Cryptocurrency

5.

Which type of investment is associated with high-risk and high-return?

a)

Bonds

b)

Index funds

c)

Stocks

d)

Treasury bills

6.

What does the Rule of 72 allow investors to see quickly?

a)

Tax liabilities

b)

Loan interest rates

c)

How long it will take for money to double

d)

Monthly expenses

7.

What is one way to grow your money and reach your goals faster?

a)

Saving in a bank account

b)

Investing

c)

Spending wisely

d)

Borrowing money

8.

What might vary when receiving dividends?

a)

The type of stock

b)

The amount you receive

c)

The color of the stock certificate

d)

The number of shares you own

9.

What should you consider if you're unsure about investment options?

a)

Avoid investing

b)

Talk to a financial advisor

c)

Invest randomly

d)

Ignore the options

10.

What is a dividend?

a)

A fee charged for stock transactions

b)

A type of stock

c)

A portion of a company's earnings distributed to shareholders

d)

The interest rate on a bond

11.

The relationship between risk and return is often represented by which of the following statements?

a)

Higher risk guarantees higher returns

b)

There is no relationship between risk and return

c)

Lower risk guarantees higher returns

d)

Higher risk is associated with the potential for higher returns