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Money Matters Review

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name one thing a financially literate person does.

4 lines
2.

Which type of inflation is determined by the increase in the cost of production?

a)

Demand-Pull

b)

Cost-Push

c)

Hyperinflation

d)

Stagflation

3.

This type of inflation occurs when the economy fails to grow, but prices continue to rise.

a)

Stagflation

b)

Hyperinflation

c)

Cost-Push Inflation

d)

Demand-Pull Inflation

4.

The account that holds money between the buyer and the seller until the transaction goes through is called....

a)

Equity

b)

Jumbo Loan

c)

Escrow

d)

Appraisal

5.

The most important factors to consider when buying a car....

a)

If it meets your transportation needs and is in your budget

b)

If the car comes with all-wheel drive

c)

the make and model

d)

great gas mileage

6.

You should be transparent about your wages to your co-workers to ensure equal pay for everyone.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

7.

My car was $20k when I bought it. Now it is worth $13k. What is this concept called?

a)

Appreciation

b)

Depreciation

c)

Equity

d)

Inflation

8.
Why is it important to create a budget?
a)
You earn more money
b)
You get things you want before you get things you need
c)
Helps you plan how you are going to spend your money
d)
They're pointless
9.

What is a "want" in terms of budgeting?

a)

Something you need to survive

b)

Something you would like to have but don't need

c)

Money

d)

A type of expense

10.

What is a "need" in terms of budgeting?

a)

Something you would like to have but don't need

b)

An unnecessary expense

c)

Something essential for living

d)

A luxury item

11.

What are examples of Utilities? (Choose all that apply)

a)

Property Taxes

b)

Water

c)

Electricity

d)

Natural Gas

12.

What is a security deposit?

a)

When renting a home, you pay this before you move in and get it back when you move out

b)

You pay this to make sure your house is safe

c)

it's the same as earnest money

d)

a tip you pay the security guard in a gated community

13.

Should we talk to our co-workers about how much we are getting paid?

a)

NO, people will be mad at you if they find out they are getting paid less.

b)

YES- This USED TO be taboo, but now it is acceptable and encouraged to ensure fair and equal pay.

c)

It depends on where you work.

d)

You should not because it is illegal.

14.

When Tico bought his house he got it for $300k. He already paid $100k. His house also appreciated, it is worth $350k now. How much is his equity?

a)

$300k

b)

$100k

c)

$150k

d)

$350k

15.

Which of these is an example of credit?

a)

A car loan

b)

A credit card account

c)

A mortgage

d)

All of the above

16.

What type of car would be best if I lived up in the mountains with a lot of snow and ice?

a)

a coupe

b)

a sedan

c)

an SUV

d)

a wagon

17.

The price of homes went up a couple of years ago because people from other states were moving to Texas and willing to pay ABOVE asking price. Many people were trying to buy a house but there were not that many houses available. What type of inflation could this be considered as?

a)

hyperinflation

b)

demand-pull inflation

c)

cost-push inflation

d)

stagflation

18.

The price of couches went up because the materials they use to make them got more expensive. The wages also increased. What type of inflation is this?

a)

demand-pull

b)

cost-push

c)

stagflation

d)

hyperinflation

19.

In Venezuela the average cost of a loaf of bread went from $1,400 up to $7,500 - this is caused by the money supply increasing. The prices have been going up rapidly. What type of inflation is this?

a)

hyperinflation

b)

stagflation

c)

demand-pull

d)

cost-push

20.

What is one key characteristic of cost-push inflation?

a)

Prices rise even when demand falls or stays the same

b)

the prices rise uncontrollably and rapidly

c)

prices rise because of high demand

d)

cost-push inflation is caused by the reduction of value of money.

21.

What is a deductible?

a)

The money you pay before financing a car

b)

The money you pay after a car accident and then insurance pays the rest of the cost to repair the damage.

c)

A discount they give you when you have good credit.

d)

the amount borrowed