personal finance review

personal finance review

Assessment

Flashcard

Social Studies

12th Grade

Hard

DOK Level 1: Recall

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Aria recently received some birthday money and decides to deposit it in her local bank. Which of the following statements BEST describes what happens to her money after she deposits it?

Back

Banks take in deposits, for which they pay a relatively small rate of interest; they then hold a small amount aside and loan out the rest at a higher rate of interest.

Answer explanation

The correct choice explains that banks take deposits, pay a small interest, and loan out most of the money at higher interest rates, which is a fundamental banking practice.

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is the regular payment Charlotte makes to her car insurance company to keep her coverage active?

Back

Premium

Answer explanation

The regular payment Charlotte makes to her car insurance company is called a 'premium.' This is the amount paid to maintain her insurance coverage, distinguishing it from other terms like deductible or policy.

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Mrs. Gonzalez received a $50,000 bank loan in order to expand and remodel her restaurant. Which of the following was the bank’s MOST important consideration in giving her the loan? The type of food she serves and the prices she charges, A detailed estimate of how she plans to spend the money, The total value of her current property, capital, and other assets, The reliability of the construction company she hired to make the improvements

Back

The total value of her current property, capital, and other assets

Answer explanation

The bank's most important consideration is the total value of Mrs. Gonzalez's current property, capital, and other assets, as this indicates her ability to repay the loan and reduces the bank's risk.

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Mr. Spencer is trying to decide whether to invest in bonds or stocks. Which sentence BEST describes his options in terms of risks and returns?

Back

Bonds offer fewer risks, but stocks offer higher potential rewards.

Answer explanation

Bonds are generally considered safer investments with lower returns, while stocks carry higher risks but also the potential for greater rewards. Therefore, the correct choice is that bonds offer fewer risks, but stocks offer higher potential rewards.

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Evelyn is shopping for car insurance and is considering a policy with a high deductible. Which choice describes the advantages and disadvantages of choosing an insurance policy with a high deductible?

Back

Advantage: lower premium; disadvantage: higher out-of-pocket costs for claims

Answer explanation

Choosing a high deductible means lower premiums, making it more affordable monthly. However, in the event of a claim, the out-of-pocket costs will be higher, which can be a financial burden.

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Which factors are usually the BEST predictors of financial and career success? Consider: High school grades and extra-curricular activities, Athletic achievement and personal popularity, Education/training level and workplace skills, Level of personal ambition and determination to succeed at any cost.

Back

Education/training level and workplace skills

Answer explanation

Education/training level and workplace skills are crucial for financial and career success, as they directly impact job opportunities and performance, unlike grades or popularity which are less predictive.

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Grace is deciding whether to invest her money in stocks or bonds. When she chooses to invest in stocks rather than bonds, what trade-offs is she making?

Back

Giving up lower risks to receive higher returns

Answer explanation

By choosing stocks, Grace is giving up the lower risks associated with bonds in exchange for the potential of higher returns that stocks offer. This reflects a willingness to accept more risk for greater reward.

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