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Unit 3 ( Last Test of the year)

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 9hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

W2

a)

Employers to report the wages and income taxes withheld from emlyess pay checks

b)

Tells you the employees status, multiple jobs adjustments, amount of credits and their income tax

c)

The amount of money an employee receives after all deductions have been subtracted from their GROSS PAY

2.

Net Pay

a)

Employers to report the wages and income taxes withheld from emlyess pay checks o

b)

Tells you the employees status, multiple jobs adjustments, amount of credits and their income tax

c)

The amount of money an employee receives after all deductions have been subtracted from their GROSS PAY

3.

Grosspay

a)

The total amount an employee earns before any deductions, taxes, or withholdings are taken

b)

Tells you the employees status, multiple jobs adjustments, amount of credits and their income tax

c)

The amount of money an employee receives after all deductions have been subtracted from their GROSS PAY

4.

W4

a)

Employers to report the wages and income taxes withheld from emlyess pay checks o

b)

Tells you the employees status, multiple jobs adjustments, amount of credits and their income tax

c)

The amount of money an employee receives after all deductions have been subtracted from their GROSS PAY

5.

1040

a)

Individual income tax return is an IRS TAX FORM used for personal federal income tax returns filled by residents

b)

Tells you the employees status, multiple jobs adjustments, amount of credits and their income tax

c)

The amount of money an employee receives after all deductions have been subtracted from their GROSS PAY

6.

What does FICA stand for?

a)

Individual income tax return is an IRS TAX FORM used for personal federal income tax returns filled by residents

b)

Tells you the employees status, multiple jobs adjustments, amount of credits and their income tax

c)

Federal income contribution act, a U.S payroll tax used to fund Social Security and Medicare

7.

Medicare

a)

Individual income tax return is an IRS TAX FORM used for personal federal income tax returns filled by residents

b)

A federal program that provides health insurance for people 65 yaesf of age or older & people under 65 with certain disabilities

c)

Federal income contribution act, a U.S payroll tax used to fund Social Security and Medicare

8.

What is the the largest "chunk " of money that is deducted from your paycheck?

a)

Federal income tax

b)

Net Pay

c)

GrossPay

9.

Itemezied Deduction

a)

Lowers your income by one fixed amount

b)

Made up list of eligble expenses

10.

Standard Deduction

a)

Lowers your income by one fixed amount

b)

Made up list of eligble expenses

11.

Liability insurance

a)

Individual income tax return is an IRS TAX FORM used for personal federal income tax returns filled by residents

b)

Pays for damages/injuries you cause

c)

Federal income contribution act, a U.S payroll tax used to fund Social Security and Medicare

12.

Comprehensive insurance

a)

Damages to your car from events beyond your control

b)

Pays for damages/injuries you cause

c)

Federal income contribution act, a U.S payroll tax used to fund Social Security and Medicare

13.

Collision insurance

a)

Damages to your car from events beyond your control

b)

Pays for damages/injuries you cause

c)

Covers accidents with other cars and objects no matter who is at fault

14.

Uninsured Motorist insurance

a)

Damages to your car from events beyond your control

b)

If a driver without insurance damages your vehicle, this coverage kicks in

c)

Covers accidents with other cars and objects no matter who is at fault

15.

Deductible

a)

The amount you have to pay for repairs or claims

b)

If a driver without insurance damages your vehicle, this coverage kicks in

c)

Covers accidents with other cars and objects no matter who is at fault

16.

If you pay too much tax during the year, can you receive interest on refund?

a)

No

b)

Yes

17.

If you pay too much tax during the year, do you get a refund?

a)

No

b)

Yes

18.

Does the state of GA charge state income tax?

a)

No

b)

Yes

19.

Gap Coverage

a)

The amount you have to pay for repairs or claims

b)

If a driver without insurance damages your vehicle, this coverage kicks in

c)

Helps pay off your car loan if you total your car

20.

Premium

a)

The amount you have to pay for repairs or claims

b)

Monthly Cost

c)

Covers accidents with other cars and objects no matter who is at fault

21.

What is a claim?

a)

Request

b)

Monthly Cost

c)

Covers accidents with other cars and objects no matter who is at fault

22.

Roadside Assistance

a)

If you're stranded on the side of the road

b)

Monthly Cost

c)

Covers accidents with other cars and objects no matter who is at fault

23.

What are some things that can impact your car insurance rates?

a)

If you're stranded on the side of the road

b)

Safe driver, No speeding, Your cars value, and age

c)

Covers accidents with other cars and objects no matter who is at fault

24.

3 companies that report credit?

a)

Equifax, Experia, Transunion

b)

Fedex, UPPS, Amazon

c)

Equifax, Statefarm, Transunion

25.

which insurance company makes the most money?

a)

Equifax, Experia, Transunion

b)

Life insurance

c)

Car Insuarnce

26.

What are popular agencies?

a)

Equifax, Experia, Transunion

b)

Progressive, Allstate, State farm

27.

What is the name of the Goverment agency that regulates all taxes?

a)

Equifax, Experia, Transunion

b)

Progressive, Allstate, State farm

c)

IRS

28.

Proportional tax

a)

A larger % income is taken in taxes as income increases. EX: Invesment income

b)

A smaller % of income is taken as income increases. EX: Social Security

c)

"Flat Tax" same % paid in taxes regardless of income level. EX: Gas

29.

What is interest ?

a)

A larger % income is taken in taxes as income increases. EX: Invesment income

b)

When you borrow money then pay back the original amount

c)

"Flat Tax" same % paid in taxes regardless of income level. EX: Gas

30.

Regressive tax

a)

A larger % income is taken in taxes as income increases. EX: Invesment income

b)

A smaller % of income is taken as income increases. EX: Social Security

c)

"Flat Tax" same % paid in taxes regardless of income level. EX: Gas

31.

Progressive tax

a)

A larger % income is taken in taxes as income increases. EX: Invesment income

b)

A smaller % of income is taken as income increases. EX: Social Security

c)

"Flat Tax" same % paid in taxes regardless of income level. EX: Gas

32.

At what point does late payment get reported negativively on your credit report?

a)

30 days

b)

60 days

c)

90 days

33.

Can you get a free copy of your credit report from these companies?

a)

Yes, once a year

b)

No, never in you're whole life time

34.

Adavantages of using Credit

a)

Opportunity to buy and use things while paying for them later

b)

free money

c)

Buying things and don't have to pay it back

d)

Overextending and buying more than you have, spending money you don't have

35.

Disadavantages of using Credit

a)

Opportunity to buy and use things while paying for them later

b)

free money

c)

Buying things and don't have to pay it back

d)

Overextending and buying more than you have, spending money you don't have

36.

Who are creditors

a)

Financial instatutions, individuals or entities that lent money

b)

free money from people

37.

Credit Report

a)

Financial instatutions, individuals or entities that lent money

b)

A list of all the credit a person has been granted and her/his payment history

c)

Yearly salary report