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L11 Day 2 Car Payments

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

In car buying, what does the term "financing" most closely mean?

a)

Paying extra for warranty coverage

b)

Getting a loan or borrowing money

c)

Negotiating the sticker price

d)

Making cash payments only

2.

Which statement best defines "principal" in the context of a car loan?

a)

The total interest paid over the life of the loan

b)

The amount of money borrowed to buy the car

c)

The monthly payment including taxes and fees

d)

The dealership’s required documentation fee

3.

Select the statements that correctly describe how a down payment affects a car loan’s principal.

a)

A down payment lowers the amount you need to borrow.

b)

A down payment increases the loan amount to cover fees.

c)

A down payment can reduce the principal because you use saved money upfront.

d)

A down payment always eliminates interest charges.

4.

A student has saved $2,000 and uses it as a down payment when purchasing a car. Which outcome aligns with the material’s explanation?

a)

The principal increases by $2,000 because savings are spent

b)

The principal decreases because less money needs to be borrowed

c)

The interest rate automatically becomes zero

d)

The monthly payment never changes

5.

Which pair of terms are presented as meaning essentially the same thing in this context?

a)

Financing and borrowing money

b)

Principal and interest

c)

Down payment and sales tax

d)

Loan term and APR

6.

Which option correctly distinguishes principal from interest in a car loan?

a)

Principal is the borrowed amount; interest is the cost of borrowing.

b)

Principal is the dealership fee; interest is the sales tax.

c)

Principal is the monthly payment; interest is the car’s price.

d)

Principal is the warranty cost; interest is insurance.

7.

When might the principal on a car loan be lower according to the material?

a)

If the buyer makes a down payment or uses saved money

b)

If the buyer refuses to finance

c)

If the dealership offers free maintenance

d)

If the car is bought at night

8.

Which statement reflects the role of "financing" during car buying as explained?

a)

Financing is the process of setting the car’s sticker price.

b)

Financing is arranging a loan to pay for the car.

c)

Financing is paying taxes and registration fees.

d)

Financing is choosing an insurance plan.

9.

Choose all statements that match the provided definitions.

a)

Principal refers to the amount borrowed, also called the loan amount.

b)

Financing refers to borrowing money to purchase the car.

c)

A down payment raises the principal to cover extra fees.

d)

Savings used upfront can lower the principal.

10.

Based on the material, which action most directly reduces how much you need to finance for a car?

a)

Extending the loan to a longer term

b)

Making a down payment with saved money

c)

Adding options and accessories to the car

d)

Waiting for a holiday sale

11.

In car financing, what does the term note refer to?

a)

The total price of the car before tax

b)

Your monthly car payment

c)

The final balloon payment at the end

d)

The dealer’s quoted sticker price

12.

Which phrase best describes APR in the context of a car loan?

a)

Only the interest rate charged on the principal

b)

The interest rate plus any extra fees bundled together

c)

A government-set maximum interest rate

d)

The amount of interest paid each month

13.

What does loan-term mean in a car loan agreement?

a)

The size of your down payment

b)

The length of time you have to pay back your loan

c)

The amount of interest charged annually

d)

The total fees added by the lender

14.

Select all statements that correctly match the car loan vocabulary defined:

a)

Note means your monthly car payment.

b)

APR is the interest rate plus bundled fees.

c)

Loan-term is the length of time to repay the loan.

d)

APR is the amount of interest you paid last month.

15.

A lender advertises an APR of 7% that includes origination and documentation fees. Based on the provided definitions, what is being represented by this APR?

a)

Only the base interest rate without fees

b)

The interest rate plus extra fees bundled together

c)

The total cost of the car including taxes

d)

The loan-term measured in months

16.

If a borrower chooses a 60-month loan-term, what is the most accurate interpretation using the definitions provided?

a)

They will pay the loan off in five monthly payments.

b)

They have five years to repay the loan.

c)

They must pay the entire balance in 60 days.

d)

They only pay interest for 60 months and principal later.

17.

Which vocabulary item connects to the timing of repayment rather than the price or fees?

a)

APR

b)

Note

c)

Loan-term

d)

Down payment

18.

In a conversation at the dealership, someone says, “Your note will be $325.” Using the vocabulary provided, what does this mean?

a)

Your total loan amount is $325.

b)

Your monthly car payment is $325.

c)

Your APR is 3.25%.

d)

Your loan-term is 325 months.

19.

Which pair is correctly matched according to the given vocabulary?

a)

APR — final payment due at loan maturity

b)

Note — interest rate quoted by the lender

c)

Loan-term — length of time to repay the loan

d)

Note — total fees added to the loan