Writing Checks Quiz

What is the first step in writing a check?

• Write the recipient's name

• Sign the check

• Fill in the date

• Enter the amount in words

What should be written in the payee field of a check?

• Name of the person or entity

• Phone number

• Date of birth

• Bank account number

How should the amount be written in words on a check?

• One hundred dollars and 000/100

• One hundred dollars and 00/1000

• One hundred dollars and 0/100

• One hundred dollars and 00/100

What is the final step in writing a check?

• Sign the check

• Tear off the check

• Write the date

• Fold the check

Which part of writing checks involves writing the recipient's name?

• Drawer

• Memo

• Endorsement

• Payee

What should be used to sign a check?

• Fingerprint

• Stamp

• Initials

• Signature

What is the purpose of writing the date on a check?

• To track the check's location

• To determine the check's value

• To indicate the date of issuance

• To show the recipient's birthday

Which subtopic of writing checks involves writing the amount in words?

• writing the amount in words

• writing the amount in numbers

• endorsing the check

• signing the check

What is the correct order of steps in writing a check?

• 1. Write the date, 2. Write the name of the payee, 3. Write the amount, 4. Write out the amount in words. 5. Sign the check, 6. Write a memo, 7. Keep a record

• 1. Write the name of the payee, 2. Write the amount, 3. Write the date, 4. Sign the check, 5. Write a memo (optional), 6. Keep a record

• 1. Sign the check, 2. Write the amount, 3. Write the date, 4. Write the name of the payee, 5. Write a memo (optional), 6. Keep a record

• 1. Write the amount, 2. Write the date, 3. Write the name of the payee, 4. Sign the check, 5. Write a memo (optional), 6. Keep a record

What should be done if there is a mistake while writing a check?

• Erase the mistake and rewrite the correct information on the check.

• Void the check and write a new one with the correct information.

• Tear up the check and start over with a new one.

• Use correction fluid to cover the mistake and write the correct information on top.