Investment Vocabulary Terms! Trivia Quiz
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- 1.What does APR stand for
- A.
Annual Percentage Rate
- B.
Annual Progress Rate
- C.
Accreditation in Public Relations
- D.
Academic Percentage Rate
- 2.What is Liquidity?
- A.
Intentionally and willingly putting falsified information on a tax return.
- B.
A debt investment that an investor loans to an entity that borrows the funds for a fixed amount of time at a fixed interest rate.
- C.
The degree at which an asset or security can be bought or sold in the market without affecting the asset's price.
- D.
A nearly incompressible fluid that takes the shape of its container but retains a (nearly) constant volume independent of pressure.
- 3.Why is your credit score important?
- A.
It determines how much money you are able to make off of a particular investment.
- B.
It affects the amount of money that banks and credit card companies are willing to loan you.
- C.
It allows you to keep track of the amount of money you are spending each month.
- D.
If you reach a score of 500 you don't have to pay taxes anymore.
- 4.What does GDP stand for?
- A.
Gross Domestic Product
- B.
Gross Domestic Progress
- C.
Gross Domestic Proceed
- D.
Gross Domestic Profit
- 5.What is your Net Income?
- A.
Your total income for the year?
- B.
The difference between your income and the sum of your expenditures.
- C.
The sum of your income and your total expenditures.
- D.
Fixed monthly payments that are subjected to inflation rates.
- 6.What is a Bull Market?
- A.
A market in which assets are rising or anticipated to be rising.
- B.
A market in which losses are anticipated and the prices of securities are falling.
- C.
A market that is frozen and not allowing the buying or selling of stocks.
- D.
A market portfolio that has shows diversity.
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