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100

If you want to buy something at a yard sale, you will need to have this: 

A. A chequing account 

B. Cash (or money) 

C. A drive home 

D. A bag to carry it in

What is B. Cash (or money)

100

True or false? 

When you buy something at a yard sale you need to pay tax

What is False. 

100

When you trade for something without using money, you use a form of this: 

A. Shopping 

B. Dining out 

C. Bartering 

D. Borrowing

What is C. Bartering
100

Garry has $40, all in bills. What is the greatest number of bills he could have? 

A. 2 $5 bills and 3 $10 bills 

B. 4 $5 bills and 2 $10 bills 

C. 8 bills of $5 each 

D. 2 $20 bills

What is D. 2 $20 bills

100

What does the word “financial” mean? 

A. Having to do with adult issues 

B. Being able to buy things when you want 

C. Thinking about a budget 

D. Anything having to do with money

What is D. Anything having to do with money

200

What is a card that people use to buy things today and pay for them later? 

A. Gift card 

B. Birthday card 

C. Credit card 

D. Debit card

What is C. Credit Card

200

The province of Ontario collects this tax when people buy things or pay for services. 

A. Value-added tax (VAT)

B. Harmonized Sales Tax (HST)

C. Goods and Services Tax (GST) 

D. Provincial sales tax (PST)

What is B. Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) 

200

If somebody wants to get a debit card, then they would need this type of bank account: 

A. A chequing account 

B. A wallet 

C. An investment account 

D. A savings account

What is A. A chequing account

200

A teenager made $60 babysitting and then spent $18.95 on books and $4.45 on snacks. About how much was left to save? 

A. Between $25 and $28 

B. Between $35 and $40 

C. About $30 

D. About $40

What is B. Between $35 and $40

200

What is a budget? 

A. Lots of money 

B. A plan about how to make and spend money (or a limit on how much to spend a certain way)

C. Being unable to pay for things 

D. A boss

What is B. A plan about how to make and spend money (or a limit on how much to spend a certain way) 

300

What is a card that people can use at a bank machine to get cash? 

A. Credit card 

B. Debit card 

C. Loyalty card 

D. A bag to carry it in

What is B. Debit card

300

Harmonized Sales Tax describes a combination of these two taxes. 

A. Value-added tax (VAT) and sales tax 

B. Income tax and sales tax 

C. Provincial Sales Tax (PST) and Goods and Services Tax (GST)

D. Provincial sales tax (PST) and regular sales tax

What is C. Provincial Sales Tax (PST) and Goods and Services Tax (GST) 

300

What does it mean for a person to invest their money? 

A. Using money they have to make more money 

B. Putting money into a bank account 

C. Exchanging money with another person 

D. Having a job

What is A. Using money they have to make more money

300

Jamy borrowed $20 and has to pay it back in a week. How can you describe his situation? 

A. He earned $20. 

B. He owes 13% tax on $20. 

C. He has a debt of $20. 

D. He needs to earn another $40.

What is C. He has a debt of $20

300

True or false? 

Income is any money that somebody has, whether they worked for it, received it as a gift, or found it

What is False: Income is money earned by working or by having investments that earn money. 

400

When a person goes online to send money from their account to somebody else’s, they are doing this: 

A. Using an e-wallet 

B. Making a donation 

C. Making an e-transfer 

D. Following a budget

What is C. Making an e-transfer

400

A toy has a price of $9.99 on it. Estimate the tax that will be charged on it. 

A. $1.30 

B. Nothing, toys have no tax. 

C. $13 

D. $0.70

What is A. $1.30

400

True or false? 

A savings account is one way that you might be able to earn interest on money you have

What is true

400

A student collected $19 for each kilometre of a 22 km walkathon. What was the total amount the student raised after completing the walk? 

A. $418

B. $4180 

C. $41 

D. $440

What is A. $418 

400

True or false? 

The word “expense” is used in a budget to refer to money that you might plan to spend on anything at all

What is True.

500

A twenty-year-old who wants to buy a car might need one of these to pay for it over time. 

A. A driver’s licence 

B. New licence plates 

C. A loan 

D. A new bank account

What is C. A loan

500

The Government of Canada collects this tax when people buy things such as furniture or clothes. 

A. Provincial sales tax (PST) 

B. Value-added tax (VAT) 

C. Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) 

D. Goods and Services Tax (GST)

What is D. Goods and Services Tax (GST)

500

A family planning to buy a new house might need one of these from a bank: 

A. A new home inspection 

B. A new savings account 

C. A mortgage

D. A new job

What is C. A mortgage 

500

Notebooks cost $12 for a package of 3. How much is that for each notebook? 

A. $3 

B. $4 

C. $36 

D. $6

What is B. $4

500

A store credit means that you return something to the store and then you can do this: 

A. Owe the store money for a new purchase 

B. Buy something different for the same value

C. Work at that store 

D. Use a credit card to make a new purchase

What is B. Buy something different for the same value 

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