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Grade 11 Financial Literacy
Grade 11 Financial Literacy
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Test your knowledge and understanding of credit and loans by participating in this Quiz!
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1
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of buying a credit card:
You can use it in an emergency
A record of purchases is available
You don't need to carry cash
You can spend as much money as you want
2
The average Canadian who has a credit card balance owes around ____
$10,000
$8,600
$7,500
$5,000
3
The type of credit with (usually) NO minimum payment each month is:
Credit card
Line of credit
Store credit card
Car loan
4
John and Marie need to replace their roof. They should pay for this using:
Debit card
Car loan
Line of credit
Credit card
5
Credit cards have no minimum monthly payments.
True
False
6
When you take out a car loan, you must pay:
Purchase price of the car
Interest (APR)
All of the above
Taxes
7
___ of Canadians say they DON’T pay their credit card balance off at the end of every month.
20%
5%
30%
10%
8
The type of credit with the HIGHEST interest rate is usually:
Car loan
Student line of credit
Credit card
None of the above
9
Your credit history is also known as your:
APR
Credit score
Principal
Loan term
10
When financing a car, the loan term is:
The purchase price of the car
The interest rate in %
The number of months it will take to pay off the car
11
If you have more than one type of credit/loan, you should pay:
The minimum payments on ALL
Put all money towards your car loan
Your credit card off first
12
Of the following, what is the best way to pay for your tuition?
Car loan
Credit card
Debit card
Student line of credit
13
Canadians spend over _____ on their credit cards every year!
$10 million
$5 billion
$3 billion
$10 billion
14
Disadvantages of having a credit card include:
Identity theft
Impulse buying
All of the above
Interest
15
Never borrow more than ___% of your monthly net income.
40%
20%
30%
10%