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Financial Literacy Quiz by Code Elites

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of insurance?

a)

To provide an investment return

b)

To protect against financial loss

c)

To guarantee financial security

d)

To generate profit

2.

Which process assesses risk and determines premium terms in insurance?

a)

Claims process

b)

Underwriting

c)

Risk pooling

d)

Policyholder verification

3.

What makes cryptocurrency different from traditional money?

a)

It is backed by gold reserves

b)

It is centralized and issued by governments

c)

It operates on decentralized networks using blockchain technology

d)

It is physical money

4.

What is the primary function of cryptography in cryptocurrency?

a)

To track stock market trends

b)

To secure transactions and control new unit creation

c)

To store user data securely

d)

To generate transaction fees

5.

Which is a key difference between mutual funds and ETFs?

a)

Mutual funds trade like stocks, while ETFs are not tradable

b)

ETFs have higher fees than mutual funds

c)

Mutual funds are professionally managed, while ETFs often have lower fees

d)

ETFs are typically intended for short-term investments

6.

Why is learning money skills through investing important for young people?

a)

It helps build immediate wealth

b)

It teaches financial discipline and patience

c)

It avoids the need for a budget

d)

It eliminates the need for loans

7.

Which of the following is an example of a short-term financial goal?

a)

Saving for college tuition

b)

Saving for a new phone or trendy outfit

c)

Saving for retirement

d)

Saving for a used car

8.

Why is it important to set long-term financial goals?

a)

To enjoy immediate rewards

b)

To help build financial independence and security

c)

To avoid paying taxes on savings

d)

To avoid creating a budget

9.

Which of the following is a benefit of budgeting?

a)

It helps prevent overspending and impulse buying

b)

It reduces the need for savings

c)

It eliminates all debts

d)

It ensures that money is automatically managed without effort

10.

What skill does budgeting help develop?

a)

Responsibility and smart spending

b)

Spontaneous purchases

c)

Long-term financial instability

d)

Ignoring financial goals

11.

What is the primary purpose of taxes?

a)

To generate profit for individuals

b)

To fund public services such as education and healthcare

c)

To reduce income inequality among individuals

d)

To penalize businesses for excessive earnings

12.

What happens if taxes are not paid on time?

a)

A tax refund is issued

b)

Penalties and interest may apply

c)

The taxpayer receives a grant

d)

The taxpayer is exempt from future taxes

13.

What is a characteristic of student loans?

a)

They must be repaid with interest

b)

They do not require repayment

c)

They are always interest-free

d)

They do not need to be repaid

14.

What is the primary purpose of scholarship management systems?

a)

To manage student loan repayments

b)

To accept and process applications for scholarships

c)

To invest in student education

d)

To track student academic progress

15.

What is a key component of part-time job management?

a)

Limiting work hours to 40 hours per week

b)

Ensuring compliance with labour laws and managing payroll

c)

Providing full benefits to all employees

d)

Creating fixed work schedules for all employees

16.

Which of the following is a core component of effective part-time job management?

a)

Ignoring performance monitoring

b)

Scheduling, communication, and performance tracking

c)

Reducing communication with employees

d)

Eliminating time tracking