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Investing topic revision for Year 10 Commerce

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1
Which is a sum of money deposited with a bank that must be left for a set period of time?
Cash management Account
Internet account
Debenture
Term deposit
2
What is a superannuation fund?
Something of value
Part ownership of a company
A managed fund that produces benefits when you retire
A document issued by a firm when you lend it a sum of money
3
Which of the following is an advantage of purchasing property?
All of the above
You do not have to pay rent
You can rent it out to get income
You can get profit from selling your property
4
Which of the following is NOT an investment option?
All of these are investment options
Property
Term Deposit
Shares
5
Which of the following describes a part of a firm's profit that is divided among shareholders?
Dividend
Share
Debenture
Asset
6
Investment is
A fixed interest rate
A way to save to have money in retirement
A pool of money from people with similar goals
When money is spent to gain a profit
7
Which of the following describes the profit you receive on an investment as a percentage?
Investment portfolio
Debenture
Interest rate
Rate of return
8
What are the main ways to fund an investment?
Personal Savings and shares
Personal Savings AND borrowing
Shares and cryptocurrencies
Borrowing and stealing
9
A variable interest rate
Moves up
Moves up or down depending on the market
Moves down
Stays the same for the period of the loan
10
What is a share?
Part ownership of a public company
A yummy piece of cake
A part of a firm's profit that is divided among owners
Something of value
11
Which of the following does NOT describe an asset?
A share
A dividend
Something of value
A property
12
Which of the following carry out investment?
Businesses
Individuals
All of the above
Governments