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Unit 4 Review

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Emily is evaluating her options between a debit card, a prepaid debit card, and a credit card. Which of the following is accurate?

a)

All three cards function differently

b)

Debit cards are identical to prepaid debit cards

c)

Debit cards and credit cards serve the same purpose

d)

There is no difference

2.

Which represents the interest rate on a payday loan?

a)

They are typically low

b)

They are typically average

c)

They are traditionally similar to a bank loan

d)

They are extremely high

3.

What is a key difference between how credit cards and debit cards operate?

a)

Credit cards are linked directly to your bank account, while debit cards are not

b)

Debit cards offer rewards programs similar to credit cards

c)

Credit cards allow you to borrow money up to a certain limit, while debit cards use funds directly from your account

d)

Debit cards require a monthly payment, while credit cards do not

4.

Which of the following is most likely to be a type of secured loan with a fixed interest rate?

a)

A personal loan

b)

A mortgage

c)

A payday loan

d)

A credit card

5.

If I pay more than my monthly payment on my amortized loan, what happens?

a)

Larger payments will lead to a reduction in the interest rate charged by the lender

b)

Extra payments are applied to the principal, reducing the total debt faster

c)

Additional payments are used to cover interest, lowering the loan's total cost

d)

Amortized loans have higher interest rates than other loans, making them a priority for extra payments

6.

When a loan is amortized, does the amount of money that goes towards principal increase, stay the same, or decrease over time?

a)

Constant, Increases, Decreases

b)

Increase

c)

Variable, Increases, Decreases

d)

Variable, Decreases, Increases

7.

What is a key difference between fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages?

a)

Fixed-rate mortgages have a constant interest rate and monthly payment throughout the loan term, while adjustable-rate mortgages may have changing interest rates and payments.

b)

Fixed-rate mortgages have an interest rate that changes annually, while adjustable-rate mortgages have a constant interest rate.

c)

Adjustable-rate mortgages have a fixed interest rate for the entire loan term, while fixed-rate mortgages have a variable interest rate.

d)

Both fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages have interest rates that change based on market conditions.

8.

Sheri borrowed $500 from a payday lender in June. By December, she had repaid a total of $1,250. What happened?

a)

Denise was charged a flat fee of $750 when she took out the loan, which she agreed to pay

b)

The interest rate on payday loans is very high, causing the amount owed to increase rapidly

c)

Denise made a mistake and accidentally paid back more than she owed

d)

She didn't pay it back quickly, which resulted in costly renewals and penalties

9.

Jack is about to go car shopping and has a set amount of money put aside for a down payment. He wants the lowest possible monthly payment...what should he do?

a)
Put in $0 for your down payment, and choose a loan with a short term length
b)
Put in $2500 for your down payment, and choose a loan with a short term length
c)
Put in $3500 for your down payment, and choose a loan with a long term length
d)

Put all of the money down for the down payment and choose a loan with a long term length

10.

A loan with a long term length will have __________ monthly payments, and you will pay __________ in total interest.

a)
higher, less
b)
higher, more
c)
lower, less
d)
lower, more
11.

Which of the following is a true statement about credit card usage?

a)

You are required to pay the full balance every month

b)

You can only use a credit card if you have a savings account

c)

Paying at least the minimum payment or paying your balance in full on-time every month helps maintain a good credit score

d)

Credit cards do not have any fees

12.

Which of the following is TRUE regarding secured loans?

a)

They are ideal for financing education expenses

b)

The lender has the right to take possession of the collateral if payments are missed

c)

Defaulting on the loan only affects the borrower's credit score

d)

Secured loans typically come with higher interest rates than unsecured loans

13.

What is a great way to obtain a low interest rate on a loan?

a)

Have a low credit score

b)
Receiving a large down payment
c)

Have a high credit score and good credit history

d)
Having a wide selection of term lengths
14.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended way for a young adult to establish a good credit history?

a)

Apply for a credit card with a parent or guardian as a cosigner

b)

Utilize a payday loan service

c)

Be added as an authorized user on a parent's credit card

d)

Use a secured credit card responsibly

15.

What makes a traditional bank loan different from a payday loan?

a)

Payday loans are designed for wealthy individuals, ensuring they have the funds to repay

b)

Bank loans require a credit history and a full credit check while payday loans may only require proof of employment or income

c)

Bank loans do not require any credit history

d)

Payday loans involve such minimal amounts that repayment is often overlooked

16.

What is a down payment?

a)

A sum of money you pay when taking out a loan so that the principal of your loan is smaller

b)
A specific type of tax advantaged bank account used for saving money to buy a house
c)
The first year’s worth of property taxes, held in reserve
d)
A prepayment to a real estate agent so that they will start helping you house hunt
17.

Ray has a credit card with a $1500 credit limit. His outstanding balance is currently $1200. What is the maximum amount he can now spend on this credit card?

a)

$300

b)

$1200

c)

$1500

d)

$2700

18.

My friend and I both bought a house for the same price with the same down payment and interest rate. His payment is larger than my monthly mortgage. How does this happen?

a)

He chose a shorter term, so the payments will change

b)

He chose a longer term for his mortgage, so his monthly payments are higher

c)

He chose a shorter term for his mortgage, so his monthly payments are higher

d)

That is not possible