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Avoiding Debt Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What percentage of Americans live paycheck to paycheck?

a)

65%

b)

78%

c)

50%

d)

90%

2.

What is the Second Foundation mentioned in the text?

a)

Buy a house

b)

Invest in stocks

c)

Get out and stay out of debt

d)

Save for retirement

3.

What is the first step to take if you have debt?

a)

Spend more money

b)

Take out another loan

c)

Pay it off as quickly as possible

d)

Ignore it

4.

What is the recommended mindset for living debt-free?

a)

Debt is a financial tool

b)

Debt is never an option except for a home mortgage

c)

Debt is unavoidable

d)

Debt is necessary for success

5.

What is the First Foundation mentioned in the text?

a)

Buy a car

b)

Invest in real estate

c)

Pay off all debts

d)

Save a $500 emergency fund

6.

What is one option to eliminate a car payment?

a)

Sell the car

b)

Take out another loan

c)

Ignore the payment

d)

Lease a new car

7.

What is the debt snowball method?

a)

Ignore debts until they disappear

b)

List debts from smallest to largest and pay off the smallest first

c)

Pay off debts with the highest interest rate first

d)

Pay off debts randomly

8.

What happens when you pay off the smallest debt in the debt snowball method?

a)

You stop paying other debts

b)

You add that payment to the next debt

c)

You take out another loan

d)

You increase your spending

9.

What does the snowball in the debt snowball method represent?

a)

Accumulating more debt

b)

Increasing payments as debts are paid off

c)

Saving money

d)

Ignoring debts

10.

Why does debt steal your ability to be generous?

a)

It makes you selfish

b)

It encourages saving

c)

It limits your financial freedom

d)

It increases your income

11.

What does giving money away reflect about you?

a)

Your income level

b)

Your generosity and values

c)

Your debt level

d)

Your financial struggles

12.

What can you do if you feel you don’t have enough money to give?

a)

Ignore giving

b)

Start by giving small amounts or your time

c)

Take out a loan to give

d)

Spend more money on yourself

13.

What does living debt-free give you?

a)

More debt

b)

Less financial security

c)

Higher expenses

d)

Hope for your future

14.

What is debt described as in the text?

a)

A way to build wealth

b)

A necessary evil

c)

A financial trap

d)

A financial tool

15.

What is the ultimate goal of living debt-free according to the text?

a)

To avoid saving money

b)

To take out more loans

c)

To buy expensive items

d)

To live a life of financial security