Investment and Financial Literacy Quiz Explore essential concepts like ROI, diversification, 401(k), and more. Assess your financial knowledge with 15 questions on investment and financial literacy.
#1
Return on Investment
Rate of Interest
Risk of Investment
Revenue on Investment
#2
Saving account
Checking account
Certificate of deposit (CD)
Credit card
#3
A market with declining stock prices
A market with increasing stock prices
A market with stable stock prices
A market with high volatility
#4
To buy more stocks
To sell a stock when it reaches a certain price to limit losses
To hold onto a stock indefinitely
To sell all stocks
#5
To invest in high-risk assets
To save for retirement
To cover unexpected expenses
To pay off debt
#6
Investing in a single asset class
Investing in multiple asset classes
Investing only in stocks
Investing in high-risk assets
#7
Buying stocks with borrowed money
Buying stocks at a discount
Buying stocks at a premium
Buying stocks at market price
#8
To provide health insurance
To save for retirement
To invest in stocks
To pay off debt
#9
Stocks represent ownership, while bonds represent debt
Stocks pay interest, while bonds pay dividends
Stocks have fixed returns, while bonds have variable returns
Stocks are low risk, while bonds are high risk
#10
To invest only in high-risk assets
To minimize investment risk by spreading investments across different asset classes
To maximize investment returns by focusing on a single asset class
To invest in assets with guaranteed returns
#11
Money earned over time
Money's potential to grow in value over time
Money's value decreases over time
Money's value increases with time
#12
It calculates the amount of money you need to retire
It calculates how long it takes for an investment to double at a given interest rate
It calculates the maximum percentage of income you should spend on housing
It calculates the minimum amount of money you need to start investing
#13
Mutual funds are actively managed, while ETFs are passively managed
Mutual funds are traded on stock exchanges, while ETFs are not
Mutual funds have lower fees than ETFs
Mutual funds have higher liquidity than ETFs
#14
Earning interest on interest
Earning a fixed return on an investment
Investing in high-risk assets
Investing in low-risk assets
#15
The theory that markets are always perfectly efficient and reflect all available information
The theory that markets are inefficient and it is possible to consistently beat the market
The theory that markets are efficient only during certain times
The theory that markets are inefficient due to government intervention
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