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Credit Terms: Part I

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term credit mean?

a)

Saving money for later

b)

Getting something now and paying for it later

c)

Borrowing money only from friends

d)

Paying cash for everything

2.

Which example best shows someone using credit?

a)

Paying cash for lunch

b)

Putting money into savings

c)

Buying shoes now and paying later

d)

Earning money from a job

3.

What is a loan?

a)

Free money from the bank

b)

Money given all at once and paid back over time

c)

A type of credit card

d)

Extra money in a checking account

4.

When you take out a loan, what do you usually have to pay in addition to the amount borrowed?

a)

A reward

b)

A discount

c)

Interest

d)

A refund

5.

What does interest mean in simple terms?

a)

Money you earn for saving

b)

Extra money you pay for borrowing

c)

A fee for opening an account

d)

Money the bank gives back

6.

What is a credit card mainly used for?

a)

Saving money

b)

Borrowing money to buy things

c)

Paying bills automatically

d)

Taking out cash loans only

7.

What happens if you do NOT pay off your credit card balance right away?

a)

Nothing happens

b)

The debt disappears

c)

You are charged interest

d)

The card stops working forever

8.

Which type of credit is specifically used to buy a house or property?

a)

Credit card

b)

Loan

c)

Mortgage

d)

Overdraft

9.

What is used as collateral in a mortgage?

a)

Your car

b)

Your paycheck

c)

The house itself

d)

Your credit card

10.

What does collateral mean?

a)

Extra money paid monthly

b)

Something the bank can take if you don’t pay

c)

A type of interest

d)

A bank reward

11.

What is an overdraft?

a)

A loan for emergencies

b)

Spending less than you have

c)

Spending more money than is in your account

d)

A type of mortgage

12.

What usually happens when a bank covers an overdraft?

a)

The bank gives you free money

b)

The bank closes your account

c)

The bank charges a fee

d)

The bank lowers interest rates

13.

Which situation is an example of an overdraft?

a)

Paying rent with a loan

b)

Using a credit card online

c)

Buying groceries with no money left in your account

d)

Saving money each month

14.

Which option is a key difference between a loan and a credit card?

a)

Loans are free

b)

Credit cards give money all at once

c)

Loans are paid back over time after getting money once

d)

Credit cards never charge interest

15.

Which type of credit usually involves fees instead of interest?

a)

Mortgage

b)

Loan

c)

Credit card

d)

Overdraft