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Econ: Unit 3

Total questions: 122

Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins

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Class
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1.

Twenty-dollar bills travel nicely in a wallet, while a cow would likely require a special vehicle for travel to the store across town. In other words, cow are not:

a)

Uniform

b)

Portable

c)

Durable

d)

Divisible

2.

Drew bought $56 worth of school supplies at a discount store. Drew paid for the goods with two $20 bills, three $5 bills, and a $1 bill. Which function of money did Drew exhibit?

a)

Medium of exchange

b)

Store of value

c)

Unit of account

d)

University

3.

Mrs. Hatcher has a twenty-dollar bill that can be easily exchanged for other denominations, but a cow cannot. In this way, a cow is not _________.

a)

Portable

b)

Divisible

c)

Acceptable

d)

Durable

4.

Shane and Joe were discussing different types of money. Shane mentioned that _____ is money that does not have intrinsic value and does not represent an asset in a vault somewhere.

a)

Representative money

b)

Durable money

c)

Fiat money

d)

Portable money

5.

Last year, Jordan stashed her birthday money in her sock drawer. She is saving for a new computer. Which function of money did Jordan exhibit?

a)

Medium of exchange

b)

Store of value

c)

Unit of account

d)

Universality

6.

Julio and Lily noticed that cows come in all shapes and sizes while 20-dollar bills are the same size and shape and value. In other words, twenty-dollar bills are ___

a)

Durable

b)

Portable

c)

Uniform

d)

Divisible

7.

Donovan has a certificate that can be exchanged for a certain amount of gold. This certificate is an example of _____.

a)

Representative money

b)

Durable money

c)

Fiat money

8.

During a classroom discussion, Daniel asked Peter about fiat money. Peter explained that fiat money:

a)

Exists by government decree

b)

Only has use as a medium of exchange, store of value, and unit of account

c)

Is divisible, recognizable, portable, and acceptable

d)

All of the above

9.

JonnieMae and Daniel are discussing the role of central banks. Daniel asks, "What do central banks sell to ensure the stability of the economy?" JonnieMae replies, "Silly goose! They sell ___!"

a)

government bonds

b)

corporate stocks

c)

real estate properties

d)

consumer goods

10.

During a class discussion on economics, Charles asked Noah about how central banks operate. Noah explained that most central banks in the world today:

a)

Are managed directly by their nation’s elected officials

b)

Have to submit their monetary policy decisions to the fiscal authorities for approval

c)

Are given certain independence from the government

d)

Do not set inflation targets to promote price stability

11.

During a class discussion, Joe asked Shane and Daniel about the greatest risks associated with fiat money. According to Shane and Daniel, what is one of the greatest risks?

a)

Overprinting by government authorities to pay for debts

b)

Its conversion into silver or gold

c)

Its use as collateral for short term financing

d)

The fact that it is virtually costless to produce

12.

Logan S. and RJ are discussing the benefits of different types of money. Logan S. asks RJ, "What do you think is the great benefit of a fiat money?" RJ replies, "Hey bruh, that's easy. A great benefit of fiat money is ___."

a)

Is its ability to be converted into gold or silver

b)

Is its efficiency to serve as a medium of exchange, especially since much of it is electronic money

c)

Is that nations using fiat money avoid inflation

d)

Is its physical form; it is all paper currency and coin

13.

Logan B. and Kevin were discussing farm animals. Logan B. said, "Cows are not very _____________."

a)

Easily divided

b)

Portable

c)

Both A and B are correct.

d)

Neither A nor B are correct.

14.

Jordan and Addison K. are discussing why modern forms of currency are better than salt cubes. Addison mentions that modern currency is typically very uniform. What does this mean?

a)

They are long lasting

b)

They can be easily divided

c)

They have a standard recognizable shape, size, and value

d)

All of these

15.

Addison and Logan are collecting rare coins. They know that if these coins were available in large amounts, they would lose their value. Which characteristic of money does this describe?

a)

Scarcity

b)

Durability

c)

Portability

d)

Uniformity

16.

Why couldn’t JonnieMae buy a bike, a video game, or a chocolate bar with her shells?

a)

People wouldn’t accept them as payment

b)

Her shells were in a bag

c)

Her shells were too small

d)

People already had too many shells

17.

Kevin and Joe are discussing different materials to use as a form of money. Kevin suggests using copper because it is a type of metal and is usually more long-lasting than salt or grain, which can be easily ruined if they get wet. So, copper is better to use as a form of money than salt or grain because of its __________.

a)

Usability

b)

Durability

c)

Portability

d)

Uniformity

18.

In a classroom discussion, Sydnee and Logan talked about how throughout history, people have used many things as money, including beads, cows, dried fish, and copper, to buy goods and services.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

How are Shane's and Addison's bank accounts like the stone at the bottom of the ocean?

a)

The amounts in their bank accounts change without their physically handling dollars.

b)

Neither have any value.

c)

Both are only used for big purchases.

d)

They are not similar at all; the checking account represents real money, while the stone does not

20.

Why did Jade and Logan decide to use limestone as a form of currency on their island?

a)

They had no other materials they could use to make coins

b)

They found it easier to make very large coins if they used limestone

c)

They have abundant amounts of limestone that was easy to mine on the island

d)

They thought because it was pretty, like gold in other places, it would be a good form of money

21.

What was this stone money used for?

a)

Everyday purchases like food

b)

Purchasing more limestone

c)

Just decoration, as it was difficult to move

d)

Infrequent occurrences like a dowry.

22.

After currency is in the Federal Reserve Board’s vault, where does it go next?

a)

The currency stays in the vault for several years

b)

The currency goes to the 12 Federal Reserve Banks

c)

The currency goes back to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s vault for more inspiration

d)

The currency goes to commercial banks.

23.

Logan and Shane are curious about where the Fed orders its money from. Can you help them find out?

a)

The Federal Reserve

b)

United States Mint

c)

Government Publishing Office

d)

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing

24.

Athena and Daniel are learning about the banking system. They wonder, when do bank notes officially become lawful money?

a)

When it is printed at the Bureau of Engraving and printing

b)

When the Federal Reserve board receives it from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing

c)

When the Federal Reserve Board issues the notes to the Federal Reserve Banks

d)

When the Federal Reserve Board reviews the notes and puts them in the vault.

25.

Noah and Daniel want to open a bank or credit union account in person. To do so, they need

a)

one form of identification, such as a Social Security card, state-issued driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate.

b)

two forms of identification, such as a Social Security card, state-issued driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate.

c)

one form of identification, such as a Social Security card, state-issued driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate, and a recommendation from someone who already has an account at the bank or credit union.

d)

two forms of identification, such as a Social Security card, state-issued driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate, and an endorsement from someone who already has an account at the bank or credit union.

26.

Julio and Logan each have a bank account. If properly insured, each of their bank accounts is protected up to

a)

$25,000.

b)

$50,000.

c)

$150,000.

d)

$250,000.

27.

Logan and Noah are planning to open a joint bank account. They want to ensure that the bank is a member of the

a)

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

b)

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

c)

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

d)

Federal Reserve Board.

28.

Shane and Addison are planning to open a joint account at a credit union. They want to ensure that the credit union is a member of the

a)

Office of Thrift Supervision.

b)

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

c)

National Credit Union Association.

d)

Federal Securities and Exchange Commission.

29.

Jade and Logan are discussing their banking options. Jade mentions that online-only banks provide online banking services, while traditional banks and credit unions do not.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Lily and Logan are looking to open a checking account. Which of the following is an important thing for them to consider when choosing a bank or credit union?

a)

Whether your friends have accounts at the same bank or credit union

b)

Whether there are monthly fees or minimum balance requirements

c)

The color scheme used on a bank’s checks

d)

The name of the bank or credit union

31.

Charles and Lily are discussing the benefits of having an account at a bank or credit union. Which of the following is NOT a reason they would consider?

a)

Your money is safe, and money in an account may earn interest.

b)

You have a record of your transactions.

c)

You’ll likely have 24-hour access to your money.

d)

You are guaranteed a loan.

32.

Athena and Noah have opened a joint account at a local credit union. It is important for them to manage their account. This means checking

a)

the balance in the account once in a while.

b)

the deposits made to the account once a week.

c)

that deposits withdrawn from your account and payments made to your account are accurate.

d)

that deposits made to your account and payments made from your account are accurate.

33.

Peter and Luke are managing their joint savings account. It is important for them to make sure deposits and withdrawals are accurate so that they can

a)

avoid paying overdraft fees and make certain records and account balances are accurate.

b)

ensure that you are paying the appropriate amount of taxes on your account.

c)

make sure the bank or credit union is publishing correct information about you on its website.

d)

maintain a strong relationship with your bank.

34.

Kevin and Johanna are discussing their banking options. Kevin says that online banks have physical buildings that you can go to if needed. Is he correct?

a)

True

b)

False

35.

Jordan is learning about bonds in her finance class. Her teacher, Mrs. Hatcher, asks her, "In bond terminology, which of the following terms is the same as 'face value'?"

a)

Mature value

b)

Coupon value

c)

Par value

d)

Cash value

36.

Addison K. and Noah are discussing where to keep their savings. Addison suggests putting the money in a place that is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation [F.D.I.C]. Which of the following options should they choose?

a)

Bank checking accounts

b)

Bonds

c)

Stocks

d)

Mutual funds

37.

Julio and Shane are considering investing in bonds. If the yield on other investment alternatives to bonds were to increase, what would likely happen to the price of bonds?

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

c)

No change

d)

Cannot determine

38.

Jade is considering investing in bonds and decides to buy one that pays interest quarterly. What type of bond does Jade own?

a)

A corporate bond

b)

A government bond

c)

A non-coupon bond

d)

A coupon bond

39.

Logan and Addison are considering different investment options for their savings. Which of the following investment options has the highest potential risk and the highest potential return?

a)

Stocks

b)

Mutual funds

c)

Commodities

d)

Bonds

40.

Jordan and Lily are discussing their investment options. Jordan believes there are investments that are both safer and provide higher returns than bonds.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

Jade and Joe are discussing different types of investment options. Jade mentions Treasury Inflation Protected Securities [T.I.P.S]. Who uses T.I.P.S?

a)

Corporations

b)

Banks

c)

Investment companies

d)

The U.S. Government

42.

Addison and Jordan are considering buying I and E/EE Series Bonds. They learn that they can purchase these bonds for any incremental amount starting at $25.00, including dollars and cents.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Joe and Donovan are discussing different types of investments. Joseph asks, "Which of the following investments is most like a loan (or an I.O.U.)?"

a)

Stocks

b)

Bonds

c)

Commodity

d)

Mutual funds

44.

Why did Sydnee and Jordan's community rely on an all-cash economy until recently?

a)

Cash is easier to carry.

b)

People do not trust banks and “virtual money.”

c)

Cash makes transactions easier than using credit cards.

d)

There is more money flowing in the economy with cash.

45.

How was the ATM used by Johanna and Luke connected to the financial system?

a)

It was directly routed to a processor in St. Louis, Missouri.

b)

It was routed to major banks in Hong Kong and Singapore.

c)

It was connected via telephone lines to a main server in Naypyidaw, Myanmar.

d)

It uses an Internet connection to financial intuitions in Shanghai, China.

46.

Why did Drew and Lily have a trust issue with banks in Myanmar?

a)

Bankers were stereotyped to be stingy and greedy.

b)

People preferred keeping their money where they can easily find it, like under their bed.

c)

Myanmar has a history of corruption and there have been runs on the banks.

d)

The government made a law in the 1900s banning banks.

47.

How did people start trusting ATMs more?

a)

Requiring everyone to withdraw their salary from an ATM

b)

Seeing friends and family members like Sydnee and Logan have successful experiences

c)

Imposing watchmen to guard the ATMs and ensure that no one steals anything

d)

Strict government regulation to enforce integrity laws

48.

Charles and Jade are comparing financial services. They notice that banks and credit unions typically charge much less for the same financial services that payday and title lenders, pawn shops, and check-cashing centers offer.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Which type of loan can you easily acquire with just an ID, Social Security card, paycheck stub and bank account number?

a)

Pawn shop loan

b)

Payday loan

c)

Title loan

50.

Which type of loan requires you to trade something valuable you own, like jewelry or tools, for cash?

a)

Pawn shop loan

b)

Payday loan

c)

Title loan

d)

Mortgage loan

51.

Typically, how much does a check cashing place typically charge to cash a check?

a)

.50% of the total check amount

b)

.5% of the total check amount

c)

5.5% of the total check amount

d)

10.5% of the total check amount

52.

How do pre-paid cards differ from using a standard debit card?

a)

A pre-paid card is a cash-free payment option.

b)

A pre-paid card is linked to your checking account.

c)

A pre-paid card often has a number of fees associated with it.

d)

A pre-paid card requires you to have a co-signer.

53.

When a person is young, how is consumption smoothed?

a)

By saving for future expenses

b)

By borrowing against future income

c)

By relying on parental support

d)

By reducing consumption needs

54.

When a person is middle aged, how is consumption smoothed?

a)

By saving more during younger years

b)

By spending less during middle age

c)

By borrowing against future income

d)

By maintaining a stable income

55.

When a person is elderly (retired), how is consumption smoothed?

a)

Through savings accumulated during working years

b)

By relying solely on social security benefits

c)

By increasing work hours

d)

By reducing all expenses to a minimum

56.

What trade-off does saving present? More saving requires less spending on current consumption.

a)

More saving requires more spending on current consumption.

b)

More saving requires less spending on current consumption.

c)

More saving has no effect on current consumption.

d)

More saving increases current consumption.

57.

The benefit of saving is:

a)

Financial security

b)

Increased spending

c)

Higher taxes

d)

More debt

58.

What are the two ways people may make money by investing in stocks? Define each one.

a)

Dividends and Capital Gains

b)

Interest and Rent

c)

Savings and Bonds

d)

Loans and Mortgages

59.

Diversification can help reduce investment risk by:

a)

spreading investments across various assets to minimize potential losses

b)

focusing on a single asset to maximize returns

c)

investing only in high-risk assets for higher gains

d)

avoiding investments altogether

60.

What is the difference between a stock’s price and its value?

a)

A stock's price is its current market price, while its value is the intrinsic worth based on fundamentals.

b)

A stock's price is its intrinsic worth, while its value is the current market price.

c)

There is no difference between a stock's price and its value.

d)

A stock's price is determined by its value.

61.

The efficient market hypothesis (EMH) states that a stock’s current price reflects all relevant information about its current and future earnings.

a)

True

b)

False

62.

Why might passive managers say that the much lower transaction costs for their funds are a key advantage of index funds?

a)

Because they lead to higher returns

b)

Because they reduce the overall cost of investment

c)

Because they increase market volatility

d)

Because they require active management

63.

Mutual fund companies pick the stocks in an index fund by:

a)

Selecting stocks based on market trends

b)

Choosing stocks that match the index composition

c)

Picking stocks randomly

d)

Following the advice of financial analysts

64.

What type of credit usually has a low spending limit that is tied to your bank account to ensure late or missed payments do not go unpaid?

a)

Rent-to-Own

b)

Deferred interest plan

c)

Secured credit card

d)

Store layaway

65.

8. If you’re in the market for a new sofa sectional, an $829 price tag may seem a little daunting. The Rent-to-Own down the street may offer the same sofa for 104 payments of $29.99. The Rent-to-Own price sounds pretty reasonable, but how much will you be paying in the long run?

a)

$1100.50

b)

$2099.90

c)

$2589.99

d)

$3118.96

66.

Which of the following reasons make Rent-to-Own and Buy Here, Pay Here such popular options for consumers?

a)

Accessible only to those with good credit

b)

There are minimal fees

c)

Interest rates low

d)

Accessible to consumers with bad credit

67.

Which of the following transactions should not be included in a budget?

a)

Your paycheck.

b)

Your cell phone bill.

c)

Filling your gas tank weekly.

d)

Your car insurance bill due every six months.

e)

All of the transactions should be included in a budget.

68.

Which of the following cannot be classified as an expense?

a)

Money you donated to charity.

b)

Money you owed your brother and finally paid.

c)

Money you spent going to a movie with your friends.

d)

Money your aunt Martha paid you for mowing and raking the lawn this week.

69.

Which of the following describes a healthy budget?

a)

A healthy budget is one in which income is greater than expenses.

b)

A healthy budget is one in which expenses are greater than income.

c)

A healthy budget is one in which the debits are greater than the credits.

d)

A healthy budget is one in which expenses are high and income does not exist.

70.

Which of the following statements is an effective budgeting behavior?

a)

Balancing your bank accounts.

b)

Spending more than you make.

c)

Failing to keep track of your cash transactions.

d)

Forgetting to include taxes when estimating the amount of your paycheck.

71.

With deferred interest plan, it is important to be sure to pay off the entire balance within the agreed upon time frame to avoid having to pay interest on the entire amount borrowed.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

While Rent-to-Own and Buy Here, Pay Here places allow someone with poor credit and/or very little savings to purchase the things they want, they usually end up costing the consumer a lot more than a traditional loan would. Why?

a)

These places typically change high interest rates.

b)

These places typically charge low interest rates.

73.

Rent-to-Own and Buy Here, Pay Here places can repossess your purchased goods after missing only one payment without refunding any of the money already paid.

a)

True

b)

False

74.

Future is planning for his future and wants to ensure he has enough money saved for retirement. He is considering enrolling in a 401(k)/403(b), which is a type of:

a)

retirement savings plan

b)

health insurance plan

c)

educational savings account

d)

mortgage loan

75.

When GloRilla and her friends decided not to buy snacks from the school cafeteria to protest against the increased prices, they were participating in:

a)

a form of protest involving the refusal to buy or use goods and services

b)

a type of government policy

c)

a method of increasing sales

d)

a form of entertainment

76.

Harry Styles is studying economics and learns that a central bank is:

a)

a commercial bank that offers loans to the public

b)

a financial institution that manages a country's currency, money supply, and interest rates

c)

a bank that provides services to individual customers

d)

a private bank that operates internationally

77.

At a local manufacturing plant, what is collective bargaining?

a)

A process of negotiation between employers and a group of employees aimed at reaching agreements to regulate working conditions.

b)

A legal requirement for all companies to follow government-set wage standards.

c)

A method for individual employees to negotiate their own salaries and benefits.

d)

A strategy used by employers to avoid unionization of their workforce.

78.

The Weeknd is planning to start a small business and needs a place that can accept his deposits and offer him a loan. A commercial bank is:

a)

a financial institution that accepts deposits and offers loans

b)

a type of investment bank

c)

a government agency that regulates the stock market

d)

a non-profit organization

79.

Cher found an old coin collection in her attic. She learned that these coins were considered commodity money because they are:

a)

backed by a physical commodity like gold or silver

b)

issued by the government without backing

c)

used only in digital transactions

d)

based on the trust of the users

80.

Doja Cat and her friends decided to start a business together where they all have equal say and share the profits. This type of business is a:

a)

business owned and operated by a single individual

b)

business owned and operated by a group of individuals for their mutual benefit

c)

government-owned corporation

d)

non-profit organization

81.

Justin Bieber, a.k.a. The Biebs, is considering where to open a savings account. He learns about a credit union, which is a type of:

a)

bank

b)

non-profit financial institution

c)

insurance company

d)

investment firm

82.

Logan and Logan are setting up a lemonade stand that they're calling "Logan and Logan." They decide to use a system of ______ as a medium of exchange for their lemonade.

a)

coins and banknotes

b)

digital assets

c)

commodities

d)

services

83.

When Dr. Dre sets up his new smartphone, he notices that the ringtone is already set to a specific tune. What is this preselected option called?

a)

A preselected option adopted by a computer program or other mechanism when no alternative is specified by the user or programmer.

b)

A type of error in a program.

c)

A user-defined setting in a program.

d)

A programming language.

84.

Billie Eilish wants to open a bank account where she can withdraw funds at any time without any notice. What type of account should she open?

a)

A type of bank account from which funds can be withdrawn at any time without any notice.

b)

A fixed-term investment account.

c)

A loan provided by the bank.

d)

A type of deposit that requires a notice period before withdrawal.

85.

Olivia Rodrigo recently opened a savings account at her local bank and was curious about how her money is protected. She learned that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is:

a)

a government agency that insures bank deposits

b)

a private corporation that provides loans

c)

an international organization that regulates trade

d)

a non-profit organization that supports education

86.

Cardi B. is studying about different financial institutions in her economics class. She comes across a question: What is the Federal Reserve System/Bank?

a)

A central banking system of the United States

b)

A private bank for wealthy individuals

c)

A financial advisory firm

d)

A global investment bank

87.

Bad Bunny and Selena Gomez are discussing different types of currencies. Bad Bunny asks, "What is fiat money?"

a)

A type of currency that is backed by a physical commodity like gold or silver.

b)

A type of currency that has value because a government maintains it and people have faith in its value.

c)

A type of digital currency that uses cryptography for security.

d)

A type of currency used exclusively in international trade.

88.

Chris Stapleton is looking to buy a house and needs a loan. He approaches a financial intermediary. A financial intermediary is a:

a)

bank or institution that facilitates the channeling of funds between lenders and borrowers

b)

type of currency used in international trade

c)

government agency that regulates financial markets

d)

method of calculating interest rates

89.

Eminem is learning about financial systems in his economics class. He discovers that a financial system is:

a)

a network of institutions that facilitate the exchange of funds

b)

a type of government policy

c)

a method of accounting

d)

a form of currency

90.

Kendrick Lamar, SZA, and Mrs. Hatcher decide to open a bakery together as a general partnership. In this business arrangement:

a)

All partners have limited liability.

b)

At least one partner has unlimited liability.

c)

All partners share equal responsibility and liability.

d)

Partners are not involved in management.

91.

Lady Gaga is conducting a survey to understand the employment status in her community. She wants to know who is part of the labor force. The labor force is:

a)

all the people who are employed or actively looking for work

b)

only the people who are currently employed

c)

only the people who are unemployed

d)

all the people who are not working

92.

Drake and his colleagues at the factory decided to form a labor union. A labor union is a:

a)

group of workers who join together to negotiate with employers

b)

type of government organization

c)

company that hires workers

d)

law that protects workers' rights

93.

Tate McRae and Sabrina Carpenter are starting a new business. They choose a business structure where they are not personally liable for the company's debts. What is this type of business structure called?

a)

A type of business structure where owners are not personally liable for the company's debts

b)

A situation where owners are fully responsible for all business debts

c)

A financial term describing unlimited profit potential

d)

A legal term for complete ownership of a company

94.

Eminem and Rihanna are starting a business together. They decide to form a limited partnership. A limited partnership is:

a)

a type of partnership where some owners have limited liability

b)

a partnership where all partners have equal responsibility

c)

a partnership that is not legally recognized

d)

a partnership with unlimited liability for all partners

95.

Charli xcx is considering selling her car to get some quick cash. Liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset, like Charli xcx's car, can be converted into cash without affecting its market price.

a)

The ability to convert an asset into cash quickly

b)

The process of buying and selling assets

c)

The measure of an asset's profitability

d)

The rate at which an asset appreciates

96.

Lily is at a local market and wants to buy some fresh fruits. She uses the medium of exchange to pay the vendor. The medium of exchange is:

a)

a form of currency used to facilitate transactions

b)

a type of communication medium

c)

a method of transportation

d)

a style of art

97.

What is one of the main reasons modern currency is preferred over bartering with goods like livestock?

a)

Modern currency is more durable

b)

Modern currency is more portable

c)

Modern currency is more divisible

d)

All of the above

98.

During a discussion on investments, Lily asks Jordan, "Which type of investment typically offers ownership in a company?"

a)

Commodities

b)

Stocks

c)

Bonds

d)

Real estate

99.

In a conversation about financial institutions, Shane asks Joe, "What is a key advantage of using a credit union over a payday lender?"

a)

Higher interest rates on loans

b)

More flexible loan terms

c)

Lower fees for financial services

d)

Faster service

100.

Eminem and Dr. Dre are discussing the characteristics of good money. Eminem argues that a key feature of good money is its ability to be easily transported from one place to another. This characteristic is known as __________.

a)

Durability

b)

Portability

c)

Divisibility

d)

Uniformity

101.

Kendrick Lamar and Drake have a new beef and are debating the advantages of using digital currency. Kendrick states that one major advantage is the ability to make transactions without physical exchange. This advantage is primarily due to its __________.

a)

Security

b)

Efficiency

c)

Portability

d)

Accessibility

102.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars are discussing the role of central banks in the economy. Gaga asks, "What is one of the primary functions of a central bank?" Bruno responds, "A central bank primarily __________."

a)

Sets tax rates

b)

Issues corporate bonds

c)

Regulates the stock market

d)

Controls the nation's money supply

103.

Which of the following is a retirement savings plan available to private sector employees?

a)

401(k)

b)

403(b)

c)

Credit Union

d)

Federal Reserve System

104.

A central bank is responsible for managing all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Currency

b)

Money supply

c)

Interest rates

d)

Corporate loans

105.

What is the primary function of collective bargaining?

a)

To negotiate wages and benefits for employees

b)

To ensure the proper distribution of wealth within a country

c)

To set national interest rates for the central bank

d)

To prevent unions from forming

106.
A financial institution that accepts deposits and provides loans to the general public is called a: (required)
a)
Credit Union
b)
Commercial Bank
c)
Cooperative
d)
Commodity Money
107.
What is the primary difference between fiat money and commodity money?
a)
Fiat money has intrinsic value, while commodity money does not
b)
Commodity money is issued by the government, while fiat money is based on a physical commodity
c)
Fiat money has no intrinsic value and is established as money by government regulation
d)
Commodity money is used for investment purposes, while fiat money is used for savings
108.
Which of the following describes a cooperative (Co-op)?
a)
An organization that is for-profit and owned by shareholders
b)
A group of individuals who work together to achieve mutual benefits
c)
A government entity that manages the country’s financial system
d)
A type of bank that accepts deposits but doesn’t offer loans
109.
What is the purpose of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC
a)
To regulate interest rates in financial institutions
b)
To insure deposits in banks and thrift institutions
c)
To ensure the legality of financial transactions in international markets
d)
To provide loans to corporations
110.
Which of the following is an example of near money?
a)
Stocks
b)
Treasury bills
c)
Real estate
d)
Gold
111.
In a general partnership, how are responsibilities and liabilities typically shared?
a)
One partner is responsible for all decisions, while others are passive investors
b)
Each partner has equal responsibility and unlimited liability
c)
All partners share equal responsibility, but only one partner has unlimited liability
d)
Only the senior partner has unlimited liability
112.
Which of the following is TRUE about a credit union?
a)
It is a for-profit financial institution operated by a board of directors
b)
It is a government-owned entity that serves the public
c)
It is a member-owned cooperative offering traditional banking services
d)
It only provides savings accounts and does not offer loans
113.
What does the term "liquidity" refer to in financial markets?
a)
The ability of an asset to earn interest over time
b)
The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash without affecting its market price
c)
The ability to buy or sell goods in an economy
d)
The amount of money circulating in a country's economy
114.
Which of the following is an example of a subsidiary?
a)
A small business run by a single individual
b)
A company that is controlled by a larger parent company
c)
A non-profit organization focused on education
d)
A financial intermediary like a credit union
115.
Which type of money has intrinsic value and is often used in the form of precious metals like gold or silver?
a)
Fiat Money
b)
Representative Money
c)
Commodity Money
d)
Near Money
116.
A strike is primarily used to:
a)
Protest poor financial management within a company
b)
Reduce the cost of labor for employers
c)
Protest working conditions or wages by refusing to work
d)
Increase the number of workers in a particular industry
117.
Which of the following best describes "default" in the context of finance?
a)
The act of meeting all financial obligations on time
b)
The failure to fulfill a financial obligation, such as not making a loan payment
c)
The process of negotiating the terms of a loan
d)
The practice of investing in mutual funds
118.
Which of the following is an example of a time deposit?
a)
A savings account
b)
A checking account
c)
A certificate of deposit (CD
d)
A credit union membership
119.
The Federal Reserve System is responsible for:
a)
Regulating the nation's banking system and managing monetary policy
b)
Issuing fiat money to the public
c)
Insuring the deposits of private citizens
d)
Managing all government spending
120.
What does "unit of account" refer to in the context of money?
a)
Money that is issued by a central bank
b)
Money used to compare the value of different goods and services
c)
Money that can be used in international transactions
d)
A type of investment instrument used to store value
121.
What does "right to work" refer to in labor laws?
a)
Laws that guarantee employees the right to form unions
b)
Laws that prohibit employers from firing workers based on their religion
c)
Laws that prevent agreements between employers and unions that make union membership a condition of employment
d)
Laws that guarantee employees the right to work from home
122.
What is the principal lending amount of a loan?
a)
The interest that accrues on the loan
b)
The original sum of money borrowed or invested, excluding interest
c)
The total amount paid by the borrower over the course of the loan
d)
The amount of collateral required to secure the loan