Unit 1: Mastery Form and Test Answers

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5

How can an insurance company make a profit by taking in premiums and making payouts?

A
The value of the premiums the company takes in is higher than the value of the payouts it makes.
B
The value of the premiums the company takes in is equal to the value of the payouts it makes.
C
The company only makes payouts from a pool of funds, not from individual premiums.
D
The company issues its policies to individuals who are unlikely to require payouts.
6

Which type of insurance policy would someone get to protect others only?

A
health insurance
B
life insurance
C
property insurance
D
disability insurance
7

Which would be most helpful when considering a large expenditure that might require repeating payments? Select three options.

A
careful consideration of short-term goals
B
recording the number of assets you currently own
C
creating a budget to consider future income and spending
D
learning more about different kinds of accounts to manage money
E
learning about opportunity cost
8

Which is a short-term consequence of making a late payment on your bill?

A
It will be harder to buy a house because it affects your credit history.
B
There will be a late fee added to the bill.
C
It will be harder to secure a new loan at a low rate.
D
The bank will charge a fee for having a negative balance.
9

Shondra is thinking of making payments for her laptop by setting up automatic withdrawals with the store. What must Shondra consider before she decides to pay with automatic withdrawals?

A
Shondra should be sure she will remember to call the store each month to make the payment.
B
Shondra should check her credit history to be sure she has a good credit score.
C
Shondra should be sure she will have enough in her account to be able to make the monthly payments.
D
Shondra should consult with a credit counseling service.
11

What is included in an individual’s personal assets? Select three options.

A
number of dependents
B
money
C
career
D
property
E
investment
12

What might you expect to find out about people who are described as credit risks?

A
They are usually given a low interest rate.
B
They have a history of not making their payments on time.
C
They find it easy to get a loan from the bank.
D
They have a history of paying in full each month.
14

Frank is worried about identity theft. He does not like to give access to his checking account to anyone but the bank. What is the best option for him to pay his bills?

A
Frank should telephone in his payment to the company.
B
Frank should pay his bill online.
C
Frank should set up automatic withdrawals for the company he is paying.
D
Frank should mail a check to the company.
15

Roland has purchased a new tablet. How can he reduce the risk of damage or misuse? Choose three correct answers.

A
by using a screen protector
B
by letting his toddler play with it
C
by using an antivirus app
D
by using a protective case
E
by letting his friends borrow it
16

Under which circumstance would someone need disability insurance?

A
A person's suitcase was stolen and valuables were lost.
B
A person has contracted the flu and needs a prescription.
C
A person was in a car accident and cannot work for several months.
D
A person's house was seriously damaged during a natural disaster.
17

Which is a possible benefit of having a good credit history?

A
getting a high interest rate on a credit card offer
B
obtaining a low interest rate on a loan
C
obtaining a savings account
D
having a paycheck garnished
18

Veronique and Lily each bought a piece of luggage that had the same price in different stores. The table below shows how they will pay for the item. Payment for PurchasesNamePayment TypePayment Amount (Including Finance Charges)Number of Months to Pay for ItemVeroniqueStore financed$2510LilyCredit card$357Who made the better financial decision and why?

A
Veronique because her payments are lower.
B
Veronique because her final cost, including finance charges, is less than Lily’s.
C
Lily because she is paying off her purchase sooner.
D
Lily because her final cost, including finance charges, is less than Veronique’s.
20

How do long-term financial goals differ from short-term financial goals?

A
Long-term goals require more money than short-term goals.
B
Long-term goals are more stable over time than short-term goals.
C
Long-term goals are less attainable than short-term goals.
D
Long-term goals require less preparation than short-term goals.

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