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Reorder the following as per the evolution of money:
Barter
Fiat Money
Digital Money
Crypto Currency
Reorder the following as per the evolution of money:
trading without money
Metal Coins
G-Pay
Bitcoin
Paper money was invented in ____ century CE
6th
13th
9th
11th
Which one is easier to trade with?
barter system
fiat money
Cryptocurrencies are
cash
paper notes
metal coins
digital tokens
An example of fiat money is
Ethereum
Dogecoin
Bank notes
Bitcoin
Physical items that can be bought, touched, and used are called
Services
Goods
Money received after you complete a job is
expense
income
When you buy a toy
income
expense
When money comes into your pocket
expense
income
When money goes out of your pocket
cash inflow
income
cash outflow
saving
When a company earns money it is called
revenue
cash outflow
loss
barter
A barter system is exchanging of goods and services for other goods and services.
False
True
A system of exchanging money for goods and services is called a barter system.
True
False
Trading a toy for a book with a friend is an example of a barter system.
True
False
The barter system was used because money did not exist in the past.
False
True
It is difficult to find someone who wants what you have to offer.
disadvantage of the barter system
advantage of the barter system
Money is a universal medium of exchange, while barter requires a direct exchange of goods and services.
True
False
Negotiation is an important skill to have when participating in the barter system.
False
True
Which of the following is an example of fiat money?
gold coins
silver coins
paper money
almonds
Fiat money gets its value from the trust and confidence that people have in the government of the country.
True
False
Fiat money is not backed by a physical commodity like gold or silver, so its value is not fixed.
True
False
Inflation means a decrease in the value of money over time.
False
True
Due to inflation, the purchasing power of fiat money can increase over time.
True
False
Just like pretend money, fiat money doesn't have any real value of its own.
True
False
Who is responsible for controlling the supply of fiat money in the economy?
government
people
companies
banks
What happens to the value of fiat money when too much of it is printed?
increases
decreases
An outflow of money to another person to pay for a good or service is
income
expense
Expenses which are fixed for every month
variable
periodic
fixed
discretionary
Expenses for goods and services that are non-essential
variable
discretionary
periodic
fixed
Expenses that occur in predictable amounts and intervals, but are much less frequent.
fixed
periodic
variable
discretionary
Expenses that change over a period of time
fixed
variable
discretionary
periodic
An example of a fixed expense is
groceries
house rent
car servicing
vacations
An example of a periodic expense is
house rent
groceries
car servicing
vacations
An example of a variable expense is
house rent
groceries
car servicing
vacation
An example of a discretionary expense is
house rent
groceries
car wash
vacation
Insurance premium is an example of
fixed expense
periodic expense
variable expense
discretionary expense
Electricity bill is an example of
fixed expense
variable expense
periodic expense
discretionary expense
Dental checkup is an example of
fixed expense
variable expense
periodic expense
discretionary expense
Dinner at a 5-star hotel is a
fixed expense
variable expense
periodic expense
discretionary expense
Scarcity means having too much of something.
False
True
Not having enough of something is called
scarcity
abundance
When something is scarce, it means it is not very important.
True
False
It is not easy to buy the things that are scarce.
True
False
It is important to understand scarcity so that we can make better choices about how to use resources.
True
False
It is important to use resources wisely so we don't run out of them.
True
False
Opportunity cost is the value of the best alternative given up.
True
False
Studying for a test instead of playing video games is an example of opportunity cost.
True
False
The value of the next best alternative given up is the opportunity cost.
True
False
Whenever a choice is made, something is given up.
True
False
Why does the bank pay you interest when you deposit money in your bank account?
banks have a surplus of money and they can't keep it all in their vault
banks need people to make money so they can buy products and support the economy
banks are paying interest because they are paying you to use your money
banks are paying interest because they are looking out for your best interest
Alex took his family out to eat. He handed the waitress a card to purchase the meal. This charge appeared on a bill that he paid three weeks later. What type of card is this?
credit card
debit card
both credit & debit card
identity card
Larry pays a tax to the government each year based on the money he earns from his job at Tesla. What type of tax does Larry pay each year?
sales tax
income tax
property tax
goods & services tax
Mark Zuckerberg is the founder of Meta. He is a ___________
(choose the most suitable option)
Business Owner
Self Employed
Employee
Investor
If you have $5 and you can either buy a toy or a piece of candy, and you choose to buy the toy, what is the opportunity cost of your decision?
toy
candy
eggs
apple
Mrs. Magpie purchased a new shoe when she saw a 60% off tag on it.
What kind of a customer is she?
seasonal consumer
discount driven consumer
personal consumer
need-based consumer
Who is a consumer?
someone who produces goods and services
someone who buys goods and services
someone who sells goods and services
someone who trades goods or services
Naruto is using a credit card to pay for the Ramen he ordered.
That means he is ...
borrowing money for Ramen from bank & will pay the bank later
paying for Ramen directly from savings account
promising Ramen seller that he will pay later
promising Ramen seller that he will pay next month
What is a warranty?
a promise made by a manufacturer or seller to repair or replace a product if it is defective in a certain time period
a guarantee made by a manufacturer or seller to refund the purchase price if a product is not satisfactory
the amount of money or other value that is given or asked in exchange for a good or service
the value or worth of a good or service
What is a service?
something that is produced or sold to be used or consumed
something that is bought to be used or consumed
something that is performed or provided for others, such as a haircut or a repair
something that is traded or exchanged
Real asset _______________________
brings money into your pocket
takes money out of pocket
cannot generate cash
cannot generate income
How can we protect our financial information?
keep our ATM card and credit card information private
use secure passwords for online accounts
avoid giving personal information online or over phone
all of these options
When we pay our taxes directly to the government, it is called a?
direct tax
indirect tax
fines
fees
Calculate the profit of a bakery if the total cost of producing cakes & cookies is $300 and the total sales are $500.
$100
$200
$300
$190
Yoyo is an owner of a business. She allows her employees to make decisions for the business that are needed and require their expertise. She has ________ structure.
centralized
decentralized
organizational
improper
Peter is saving his pocket money to buy his favorite toy car.
This is an example of ________
instant gratification
delayed gratification
unified gratification
unique gratification
What does it mean if a business has a net loss?
business is making more money than it is spending
business is making less money than it is spending
business is breaking even with no profit or loss
business is making profit but it is not as much as expected
Which of the step involves raising money to start the business?
looking for opportunities
growth & harvest
raising initial capital
none of these options
What should we consider when making a purchase?
only the price
only the brand or appearance
both the price & the value it will bring to our life
only the opinion of our friends
Who pays taxes?
only rich people
only businesses
only government
most people & businesses
Cash flow is only the movement of money into your pocket.
True
False
Cash flow is only the movement of money out of your pocket.
True
False
Cash flow is the movement of money into and out of your pocket.
True
False
When money flows into your pocket it is called cash inflow.
True
False
When money flows out of your pocket it is called cash outflow.
True
False
The monthly salary earned by your parents is an example of cash outflow.
False
True
The monthly salary earned by your parents is an example of cash inflow.
True
False
Expenses for grocery and electricity bills are examples of cash outflow.
True
False
When you receive interest on the money you saved in a bank, it is an example of:
cash inflow
cash outflow
expense
purchase
Which of the following is not an example of cash inflow for a business?
getting paid by customers
taking out a loan from a bank
receiving investment from a partner
receiving dividends from stock investments
Which of the following is not an example of cash inflow?
winning a cash prize
buying groceries
doing a job for someone and getting paid
getting paid for helping mother in chores
When you receive money as a gift, it is an example of:
cash savings
cash inflow
cash outflow
expense
Which of the following is an example of cash inflow for a business?
paying rent for a store
selling products to customers
buying equipment for the business
paying salaries to employees
If you sell a toy you no longer need, what is it an example of?
cash savings
cash inflow
cash outflow
spending
Which of the following is an example of cash inflow?
buying a candy
getting an allowance from parents
paying for a movie ticket
doing charity
What does cash inflow mean?
money coming in
money going out
money given to charitable trust
clearing credit card dues
Which of the following is not an example of cash outflow for a business?
paying for rent for a store
buying new equipment for the business
buying land to start a new factory
receiving revenues from sales
When you pay for your chess lessons, it is an example of:
cash inflow
cash outflow
savings
earnings
Which of the following is not an example of cash outflow?
paying rent for an apartment
buying a new computer
receiving pocket money from parents
ordering food on Zomato
When you buy a candy with your pocket money, it is an example of:
cash inflow
cash outflow
saving
investing
What is the 1st step in making a budget?
set goals
identify income and expenses
separate needs from wants
design your budget
put your plan into action
What is the 2nd step in making a budget?
set goals
identify income and expenses
separate needs from wants
design your budget
put your plan into action
What is the 3rd step in making a budget?
looking ahead
identify income and expenses
separate needs from wants
design your budget
put your plan into action
What is the 4th step in making a budget?
looking ahead
manage seasonal expenses
separate needs from wants
design your budget
put your plan into action
What is the 5th step in making a budget?
looking ahead
manage seasonal expenses
separate needs from wants
manage periodic expenses
put your plan into action
What is the 6th step in making a budget?
none of these options
manage seasonal expenses
separate needs from wants
identifying income and expenses
put your plan into action
What is the 7th step in making a budget?
none of these options
manage seasonal expenses
looking ahead
identifying income and expenses
put your plan into action
What is the 8th step in making a budget?
none of these options
manage seasonal expenses
looking ahead
identifying income and expenses
put your plan into action
How many steps are there in making a budget?
5
6
7
8
Budgeting is the process of creating a plan to spend your money.
True
False
The spending plan is called a budget.
True
False
Budgeting helps you keep a check on your expenses.
True
False
Budgeting helps you achieve targeted savings.
True
False
If we don't have a concrete plan to track our monthly cash inflows and outflows, spending can get out of hand.
I agree
I disagree
If you give your car on rent and in return you get some money then your car is your asset.
True
False
If you give your car on rent and in return you get some money then your car is your liability.
True
False
Unless something is putting money in your pocket it is not an asset.
True
False
Real assets are those items that generate income for you.
True
False
Unless something is pulling money out of your pocket it is not an asset.
True
False
In most countries, cryptocurrencies are not backed by governments.
True
False
In India, cryptocurrencies are backed by the government.
True
False
Match the following:
fiat money | early civilization | ||
barter system | China's invention | ||
cryptocurrency | modern money | ||
digital money | future money |
Match the following:
fiat money | no money | ||
digital money | 11th Century CE | ||
barter system | UPI | ||
cryptocurrency | bitcoin |
The quickest way to get poor is to maximize our cash outflows and minimize our cash inflows.
True
False
We can be rich if we maximize our cash inflows and minimize our cash outflows.
True
False
An expense or expenditure is an outflow of money to another person to pay for a good or service.
True
False
Match the following:
buying gifts | fixed expenses | ||
buying clothes | variable expenses | ||
car loan EMI | periodic expenses | ||
cruise trip | discretionary expenses |
Match the following:
entertainment expenses | fixed expenses | ||
computer repair | variable expenses | ||
driver's salary | periodic expenses | ||
mobile recharge | discretionary expenses |
It is very important to differentiate between needs and wants.
True
False
A need is something that is necessary for your survival.
True
False
Wants are things that are essential for your existence.
True
False
Wants are the things that you would like to have but don't need.
True
False
Match the following:
water | need | ||
play station | wants | ||
clothes | necessary for survival |
As per the budgeting rules:
50% | needs | ||
30% | wants | ||
20% | savings |
Which of the following is correct:
savings = income - (needs + wants)
income = needs + wants
needs = income - wants
savings = income - wants
What is the benefit of following the 50,30,20 rule of budgeting?
It helps individuals overspend on discretionary expenses.
It helps individuals achieve financial stability and create a sustainable budgeting plan.
What is the recommended percentage of income to allocate towards discretionary expenses in the 50,30,20 rule?
50
30
20
10
Are debt payments included in the essential expenses category of the 50,30,20 rule?
Yes
No
What percentage of income is allocated towards savings in the 50,30,20 rule of budgeting?
80
50
30
20
What is the purpose of the 50,30,20 rule of budgeting?
To allocate income towards essential expenses only.
To create a balanced budget that includes essential expenses, discretionary spending, and savings.
50,30,20 rule suggests allocating 50% of income towards essential expenses,
30% towards discretionary expenses, and 20% towards savings.
True
False
50,30,20 rule suggests allocating 50% of income towards entertainment,
30% towards discretionary expenses, and 20% towards savings.
True
False
Delayed gratification is the ability to postpone
an immediate gain in favor of a greater and later reward.
True
False
Delayed gratification is the ability to postpone
an immediate gain in favor of a lesser and earlier reward.
True
False
Which of these explains a want?
Shelter: If you don't have this you could possibly die in hot weather.
Chocolate: People like to eat this as sweet treat, some may think it is delicious.
Protein: This is important for having good health. It provides valuable nutrients.
Clothes: You wear these to stay warm and out of jail.
What is a good reason for a computer to be a need?
to check social media
to watch movies
to do homework
to play video games
A want is something that makes you happy and ____ but is not _____ to survive.
comfortable, necessary
essential, necessary
necessary, comfortable
happy, comfortable
What is the difference between Fiat Currency and Crypto Currency?
only crypto currency can be used for online payments
crypto currency allows direct online payments
only fiat currency can be used for online payments
fiat currency allows direct online payments
Which of these habits is required for saving your money efficiently?
delayed gratification
instant gratification
spending on wants
buying luxury items
What is cryptocurrency?
type of physical currency like coins and notes
precious metal used as currency in ancient times
digital or virtual currency that uses blockchain technology for security
fiat money
Who invented the first cryptocurrency?
Satoshi Nakamoto
Albert Einstein
Steve Jobs
Elon Musk
Which of the following is not a cryptocurrency?
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Dollar
Binance
Which of the following is a cryptocurrency?
Dogecoin
Japanese Yen
British Pound
Chinese Yuan
Indian Rupee
How is cryptocurrency stored?
in a digital wallet
in a physical wallet
in a bank account
in home
How is cryptocurrency transferred from one person to another?
through banks
through digital wallets
through physical wallets
through central banks
What is the maximum number of Bitcoins that can ever exist?
21 million
100 million
Unlimited
12 million
Cryptocurrency allows people to make transactions
online without the need for a central authority.
True
False
The original purpose of cryptocurrency was to create a decentralized system of money that could not be manipulated or controlled by any single entity.
True
False
Cryptocurrency was designed to provide people
with a more secure and private way to make transactions.
True
False
The original purpose of cryptocurrency was to create a decentralized system of money that was more secure and private than traditional money.
True
False
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