How good is your knowledge of personal finances? Take this personal finance for high school students quiz to see how much you know. Personal finance is basically the financial management that a person performs to spend monetary resources over time, considering the various financial risks and future life events. If you know it well, it is time to test your See moreknowledge with this high school quiz and get a 100% score on this.
Choose an item after the comparison of costs and benefits of both items.
Choose the item that costs less.
Choose the item with the greatest benefits.
There is nothing in particular.
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You only need to save for your long-term goals.
You can categorize expenses under-saving if you got a discount on them.
Saving money consistently each month can help you prepare for the future.
None of the above
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Making risk disappear.
Making someone else pay for an accident or loss.
Pooling and sharing risk among the insured.
None of the above
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A time when investors are acting aggressively.
A time when stock prices are rising.
A time when stock prices are inappropriate.
A time when stock prices are falling.
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Stocks
Bonds
Bank savings account
Funds
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The bank has insurance against fires and floods for up to $250,000.
The federal government will repay your deposits of up to $250,000 if the bank fails.
The bank will owe you $250,000 if they make a mistake.
All of the above
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A house
A deposit certificate
A corporate bond
A car
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The amount you earn for keeping money in a savings account is expressed as a percentage.
The amount you pay for borrowing money is expressed as a percentage.
Both of the above
None of the above
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Overdraft fee
Minimum balance fee
ATM fee
Excessive withdrawals fee
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