WorksheetsFinance Decision Making Factors Review
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Select the correct answer from the choices provided in the underlined sections. Decision making / Finance describes the ways in which people and organizations raise, allocate and use monetary resources.
Decision making
Finance
Which of the following defines frugal?
An unplanned, spontaneous purchase
Not being wasteful
Awareness of one’s environment
The ability to hold back one’s actions
Emotions could cause an individual to make a purchase they might not otherwise make.
True
False
Peer pressure is also known as __________.
Civic consciousness
Work ethic
The bandwagon effect
Restraint
Gemma wants to go miniature golfing, to the movies, and to the mall with her friends. However, she only has enough money to do two of the activities. Gemma decides to go miniature golfing and to the mall with friends. Which of the following is the opportunity cost in this scenario?
Miniature golfing
Going to the mall
Going to the movies
All responses are the opportunity cost
A celebrity endorsement of a product would be an example of __________.
Cultural influence
Social influence
Opportunistic influence
Ethical influence
Select the correct answer from the choices provided in the underlined sections. Impulse buying / Peer pressure is a(n) unplanned purchase which disrupts the decision making process by switching from a rational plan of purchase to an irrational moment of self-gratification.
Impulse buying
Peer pressure
Delayed payments can often help an individual save money in the long run.
True
False
Select all of the following which are part of a SMART goal.
Achievable
Measurable
Realistic
Simple
Tactical
Which of the following is the term for a set of values based on the moral virtues of hard work and perseverance?
Civic consciousness
Work ethic
The bandwagon effect
Restraint
Opportunity cost is the cost of an item in terms of other opportunities which were given up.
True
False
Impulse buying appeals to the emotional side of the consumer.
True
False
__________ is defined as generous acts or donations to those in need.
Responsibility
Charity
Civility
Reliability
The fact Americans make different financial decisions than Europeans is due to which of the following?
Social influence
Work ethic
Emotional influence
Cultural influence
Delayed payments are often paid immediately after purchase
True
False
Select all of the following which would be considered to be needs.
Bicycle
Food
Housing
Movies
Scarcity is the problem of society having limited wants and needs, while possessing unlimited resources.
True
False
Jeremy wants to buy a brand new gaming system, but he cannot find the console anywhere. Due to its popularity, the gaming system is sold out everywhere. This scenario describes which of the following concepts?
Opportunity costs
Delayed payments
Responsible reliability
Scarcity
The awareness of one’s surrounding environment and the impact personal decisions can have on it is known as which of the following?
Civic consciousness
Work ethic
The bandwagon effect
Restraint
awareness of one’s environment and the impact personal decisions can make
Civic Consciousness
Opportunity Cost
Restraint
Peer Pressure
not being wasteful; to be sparing or carefully save
Goals
Frugal
Scarcity
Tradeoff
clear, identifiable objective an individual plans to accomplish
Goals
Civic Consciousness
Opportunity Cost
Impulse Buying
unplanned, spontaneous purchase
Scarcity
Tradeoff
Restraint
Impulse Buying
cost of an item in terms of other opportunities which were given up
problem of society having too many wants and needs, while possessing limited resources
to give or pay a tax; usually 10 percent
Opportunity Cost
exchange of one thing for another, especially giving up one benefit or advantage for another which is more desirable
social pressure exerted by an age group to take certain action; also known as the “bandwagon effect”
Peer Pressure
Restraint
Opportunity Cost
Impulse Buying
ability to hold back one’s actions
Restraint
Scarcity
Civic Consciousness
Goals
problem of society having too many wants and needs, while possessing limited resources
Peer Pressure
Restraint
Scarcity
Peer Pressure
to give or pay a tax; usually 10 percent
Restraint
Scarcity
Tradeoff
Tithe
exchange of one thing for another, especially giving up one benefit or advantage for another which is more desirable
Tradeoff
Impulse Buying
Goals
Frugal
Delayed payments allow for an item to be paid for over a set amount of time
True
False
Delayed payments may cause people to think they can afford to purchase an item when they really cannot
True
False
