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REV211_INVESTMENT BASICS

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Investment is most simply defined as the ______________ of capital today for expected future returns.

a)

Diversion

b)

Foregoing

c)

Insurance

d)

Recycling

2.

Which item is not listed as a key element of investment?

a)

Capital

b)

Return

c)

Time frame

d)

Tax rate

3.

A time frame less than a year refers to:

a)

Long term

b)

Short term

c)

Infinite horizon

d)

Perpetual term

4.

If an investor puts in RM10,000 and ends with RM11,850, the return equals:

a)

RM850

b)

RM1,850

c)

RM10,000

d)

RM11,850

5.

Which is an example of income return?

a)

Resale profit on a house

b)

Dividend from shares

c)

Increase in land value held long-term

d)

Capital gain on unit trust sold

6.

Capital gain is realised when:

a)

A bond is held to maturity

b)

Interest is credited monthly

c)

The asset is disposed of at a profit

d)

A tenant pays rent

7.

A unit trust most accurately:

a)

Guarantees principal and return

b)

Pool investors' money, managed professionally, invests across securities

c)

Is identical to a single company's stock

d)

Holds only government bonds

8.

A bond is best seen as:

a)

Equity in a firm

b)

A loan to the issuer with fixed face value and interest, redeemable at maturity

c)

A claim on company profits only when profitable

d)

A perpetual income stream with no maturity

9.

In comparing property vs non-property, which attribute most directly captures why stocks/shares are easier to convert to cash than buildings?

a)

Divisibility into smaller units

b)

Security of income

c)

Opportunity cost

d)

Risk of loss

10.

An investor wants security and regularity of income with stability and a maturity date. Which best fits the situation?

a)

Growth stocks

b)

Unit trusts invested in equities only

c)

Government/corporate bonds

d)

Speculative property flips