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EVERFI: Vault - Understanding Money - Modules 1 and 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you have limited means, you ____________.

a)

have too much money

b)

spend too much money

c)

save enough money

d)

can't have everything

2.

When you must give something up in order to get something else, it is called ___________.

a)

a sound investment

b)

an opportunity cost

c)

a lost opportunity

d)

a limited means

3.

Why do you need to use decision making skills if you have limited means?

a)

Since you are not able to have everything, you must decide what you really need.

b)

Making decisions is possible when you can have everything.

c)

You have a limited number of decisions.

d)

You have too much money which makes decision making hard.

4.

An opportunity cost can make decision making difficult because ______.

a)

you must choose to give up some things in order to get other things.

b)

the costs might be extremely high.

c)

it's hard to make decisions about opportunities.

d)

you may only get that opportunity once.

5.

Before you buy something you want, you should buy ___________.

a)

something that is cheap

b)

something you need

c)

something expensive

d)

something on sale

6.

Food, water, shelter and clothing are examples of __________.

a)

limited means

b)

wants

c)

needs

d)

opportunities

7.

If you have limited means you may need to prioritize. This could mean crossing video games off your shopping list and replacing them with ________.

a)

groceries

b)

movie tickets

c)

designer jeans

d)

new sneakers

8.

Setting a goal lets you ________.

a)

achieve nothing

b)

forget next steps

c)

achieve what you want to do

d)

spend more money

9.

When you have a goal, you can _________.

a)

plan out steps to achieve it

b)

avoid bad decisions

c)

buy more of what you want

d)

buy more of what you need

10.

Which of these will not help you achieve a goal?

a)

setting the goal

b)

hoping you meet it

c)

planning out steps to meet it

d)

prioritizing decision

11.

Tracking your spending can help you ____________.

a)

spend more money

b)

make good decisions

c)

know where your money is being spent

d)

spend less money

12.

Which of these is NOT true?

a)

Tracking your expenses can help you meet your budget.

b)

A budget helps you plan to use your money for things you need.

c)

A budget helps you plan to use your money for things you want.

d)

It's harder to keep track of your expenses when you make a budget.

13.

Why is saving money important?

a)

Saving money can help you meet goals.

b)

It's important to show off how much money you have.

c)

It's important to fill your money jar.

d)

Saving money is important for spending.

14.

Buying a cheaper product sometimes can help you _______.

a)

create a budget

b)

reach a savings goal

c)

afford an opportunity cost

d)

track spending

15.

If you have a budget, you have ________.

a)

afford nicer things

b)

spend all the money you want

c)

a plan for using your money over a set period of time

d)

a good idea of how much money you'll make afford nicer things.

16.

Keeping track of what you earn, spend, and save are the key parts of a ________.

a)

monthly allowance

b)

investment strategy

c)

paycheck

d)

budget

17.

Cutting back on expenses can help you save money, which will ________.

a)

help you afford nicer things

b)

add uup fast and help you save for your goal

c)

help you spend more money

d)

help you choose the right investments

18.

Which is a reliable source of information when trying to research something you will buy?

a)

friends

b)

advertisements

c)

expert reviews

d)

social media

19.

What kind of information should you find when you want to research buying something?

a)

positive information

b)

negative information

c)

questionable information

d)

reliable information

20.

When you want to buy something, which kind of information may not give you the best information?

a)

reliable information

b)

expert reviews

c)

trustworthy information

d)

product advertisements