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Unit 2 & 3: Banking & Investing

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Standard account

a)

For customers who want a reliable basic account

b)

For customers who want premium features

c)

For customers who want a high-interest savings account

d)

For customers who want investment options

2.

Online account

a)

For customers with no need for in-person banking

b)

For customers who prefer traditional banking methods

c)

For customers who want to visit a bank branch regularly

d)

For customers who require face-to-face assistance

3.

It is made up of a pool of funds collected from many investors

a)

Correct statement about mutual funds

b)

It is a type of insurance policy

c)

It is a government savings scheme

d)

It is a form of real estate investment

4.

Investing

a)

The act of spending money without any expectation of return.

b)

The allocation of money or other resources with the expectation of some future benefit.

c)

A method of saving money for emergencies only.

d)

A way to gamble on stock prices.

5.

Automated teller machine, Direct deposit, Overdraft protection

a)

Forms of electronic funds transfer

b)

Types of bank accounts

c)

Methods of cash withdrawal

d)

Ways to earn interest

6.

Diversification

a)

A strategy to concentrate investments in a single asset

b)

A risk management technique that spreads assets into a portfolio with a wide variety of investments

c)

A method to increase the risk of a portfolio

d)

A technique to eliminate all investment risks

7.

Saving

a)

Restricting expenses and keeping unspent money to accumulate it

b)

Investing in high-risk stocks for quick returns

c)

Spending all available money to enjoy life

d)

Borrowing money to buy luxury items

8.

Home equity loan

a)

Allows individuals to borrow against their home's value to finance major expenses

b)

A type of loan that requires no collateral

c)

A loan specifically for purchasing a new home

d)

A short-term loan with high interest rates

9.

Comparing institution loan rates.

a)

First step to taking out a loan

b)

Final step in loan approval

c)

Best way to save money

d)

Method to increase credit score

10.

- Current bank account and routing numbers
- Initial deposit
- Valid government-issued identification

a)

Items required to open a savings account

b)

Documents needed for a loan application

c)

Requirements for a credit card

d)

Steps to close a bank account

11.

Credit card

a)

Allows customers to borrow money from a financial institution up to a certain limit

b)

A type of debit card that deducts money directly from a bank account

c)

A card that provides cash rewards for every purchase made

d)

A card that can only be used for online shopping

12.

Direct deposit

a)

Allows customers to have their paycheck electronically deposited directly into their account.

b)

A method for withdrawing cash from an ATM without a card.

c)

A service that provides physical checks to customers for their paychecks.

d)

A way to transfer money between different banks without fees.

13.

Certificate of deposit

a)

A type of loan with variable interest rates.

b)

A saving certificate with a fixed maturity date and specified fixed interest rate.

c)

An investment in stocks with high risk.

d)

A government bond with no maturity date.

14.

Insures bank deposits to maintain banking stability.

a)

The Federal Reserve System

b)

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

c)

The Securities and Exchange Commission

d)

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency

15.

Credit union

a)

A for-profit bank that offers loans and credit cards.

b)

A nonprofit financial institution that provides services to its members.

c)

A government agency that regulates financial institutions.

d)

A private investment firm that focuses on wealth management.

16.

Mortgage

a)

A type of loan used to purchase a home

b)

A savings account for home buyers

c)

A government grant for first-time buyers

d)

A type of insurance for homeowners

17.

$1,144.50

a)

$2,000.00

b)

$1,500.00

c)

$3,500.00

d)

$1,144.50

18.

Brokerage firms

a)

Institutions that provide loans to individuals for purchasing homes.

b)

Companies that assist individuals in buying and selling securities among investors.

c)

Organizations that manage retirement funds for employees.

d)

Agencies that offer insurance policies to protect investments.

19.

Requiring more than one method of credential authentication to verify a user's identity for a transaction.

a)

Single-factor authentication

b)

Multifactor authentication

c)

Password-only authentication

d)

Biometric authentication

20.

Electronic funds transfer

a)

The physical transfer of cash between banks

b)

The electronic movement of money from one account to another

c)

A method of sending checks through the mail

d)

A type of cryptocurrency transaction