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WorksheetsChecking Accounts DAY TWO
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 46mins
This will result in which of the following fees?
This will result in which of the following fees?
What should be written on the "Pay to the order of" line of the check?
What is her total deposit?
Always use permanent ink when writing a check.
True
False
Writing the dollar amount in both numbers and words makes your check more secure.
True
False
What is the correct spelling?
forty
fourty
fortie
fourtie
What is the correct spelling?
ninty
nintey
ninetey
ninety
A type of account in which only one person can make withdrawals from it
single
joint
express
interest-bearing
This describes an account that has a balance that is negative (less than zero)
overdone
overdrawn
oversee
overbearing
An automated teller machine that provides 24 hour access to banking services such as deposits and withdrawals.
AMT
PIN
EFT
ATM
Withdrawals or transactions that are subtracted (deducted) from your account balance.
interest
credits
debits
deposits
An type of account at a bank that allows a customer to deposit money, make withdrawals and make transfers.
checking
savings
loan
certificate of deposit (CD)
The payee's signature on the back of a check in order to cash it - it can be hand-written, stamped or electronic.
autograph
transfer
fee
endorse
A written order used to tell a bank to pay money from an account holder to the check holder (payee).
register
statement
check
hold
A check that has cleared the account and the amount has been paid to the payee.
cancelled
outstanding
overdrawn
insufficient
The account owner of the check
payee
teller
receiver
drawer
A record of all transactions in your checking account including withdrawals, deposits, fees, etc.
deposit slip
direct deposit
check register
ATM
The status of an account when there are not enough funds (money) in the account to pay the amount of a check, so the check is returned or dishonored.
sufficient funds
insufficient funds
resufficient funds
oversufficient funds
A payment to an account holder by the bank that is based on a percentage of the account balance.
interest
debits
fees
transfer
The receiver of transferred funds from a checking account.
account holder
drawer
teller
payee
A method of depositing payroll checks or government checks directly (electronically) into an account.
direct depsoit
cash received
stop payment
account hold
The process of moving funds electronically from an account in one bank to an account in another bank.
maintenance fee
check clearing
electronic funds transfer
automated teller machine
The amount of cash back that is requested from the account holder when making a deposit.
cash received
interest
insufficient funds
EFT
A form in which the total cash and individual checks are listed because they are going to be added to the account by means of a bank teller or ATM.
check
check register
deposit slip
joint account
This word describes a situation when the bank does not allow the account owner to access the amount of money that was requested on the "cash received" line of a deposit slip until the deposited checks clear the bank. The bank is said to PUT one of these on the account.
hold
lock
fee
interest
The process in which a check is paid because there is enough money in the account to cove the amount of the check.
insufficient funds
direct deposit
check clearing
electronic funds transfer
This is a charge or fee that a bank charges an account owner for maintaining the checking account.
maintenance fee
cash received
credits
overdraft
A type of account in which more than one person is listed on the account and all listed persons can make withdrawals from the account.
single
joint
express
cancelled
Deposits or transactions that are ADDED to your account balance.
fees
debits
credits
holds
