Functions of Money
Types of Currency
Forms of Financial Exchange
Legal Responsibilities
Importance of Credit
100

What is one function of money that allows it to be used for purchasing goods and services?

Medium of Exchange

100

What type of currency replaced "The Gold Standard"?

Fiat Currency

100

What is the name of physical currency like paper money or coins used for transactions

Cash

100

What is a legal responsibility of using credit?

Timely repayment of loans

100

Why is credit important?

It enables access to loans for significant purchases like homes or cars and can affect financial opportunities.

200

What is one function of money where it provides a numerical unit that allows people to compare the value of different goods and services. 

Unit of Measure

200

What is a debt security issued by the government to support government spending, paid back to the public with interest?

Government Bond

200

What is the ability to borrow money or access goods with the promise to pay later?

Using Credit

200

What is the agreed upon date on which an investment ends, triggering repayment?

Maturity Date

200

What are the risks associated with poor credit?

Poor credit can result in higher interest rates, difficulty obtaining loans, and limited financial options.

300

What is one function of money that allows it to retain value over time, allowing individuals to save it and spend it later?

Store of Value

300

Identify a type of currency that is not physical like paper money or coins. 

Electronic Transfer

300

What is the difference in a debit card and a credit card?

Credit cards are used to borrow money and debit cards can only spend the money that is in the bank account they are attached to. 
300

Can you use Government bonds for day-to-day purchases?

No

300

What is the fee a bank charges for using credit?

Interest

400

Why is it important for money to act as a medium of exchange?

It makes trade easier and more efficient

400

What is a document that instructs a bank to transfer funds from one account to another?

A check
400

What is the most universally accepted form of financial exchange?

Cash

400

In the US, who is the only entity allowed to create money

The Federal Reserve

400

What is the type of credit that allows borrowers to borrow up to a certain amount of money and make payments as they go?

Revolving credit

500

Name the three functions of money

Medium of Exchange

Store of Value

Unit of Measure

500

What is banknote another word for?

Money

500

What is a disadvantage of using cash as a form of financial exchange?

Risk of loss or theft

500

How do you build good credit history?

Responsible use of credit

500

What is the type of credit where a borrower receives a fixed amount of credit and must pay it back in installments?

Installment credit

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