Grade 9 · Money & entrepreneurship
This quiz helps revise “Saving and investing” in Money & entrepreneurship for grade 9. It has 25 questions in five categories: Goals and safety, Interest at work, Investment basics, Risk and portfolio, Smart investor. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
You want to save $6,000 by June. What do we call a specific desired result with a target amount and deadline?
What reserve of money is set aside for unexpected costs such as an urgent repair?
What method saves regularly…
In the gameIncome is $12,000 and…
In the gameMoney will be needed…
In the gameA bank pays 5% on $1,000 for one year. How much is earned during that year?
What is the original amount of money on which earnings from an account are calculated?
What do we call…
In the game$1,000 grows by 10%…
In the gamePrices rise 8% while…
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When you buy a company's stock, what do you gain in relation to that company?
A company borrows from investors and promises repayment later with scheduled payments. What instrument is this?
Which pooled investment product…
In the gameWhat is a payment…
In the gameA passive product seeks…
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What is the strategy of spreading money among different assets so one holding does not determine the whole result?
All your money is invested in one company. What is the threat caused by depending so heavily on one holding?
All else equal, what…
In the gameA broad decline causes…
In the gamePortfolio percentages have drifted…
In the gameAn investment charges an annual fee. What does that fee do to an investor's result, all else equal?
Someone promises huge profits with complete safety. How should such a promise be treated?
An investment performed brilliantly…
In the gameAsset choices depend on…
In the gamePrices rise faster than…
In the gameAll 25 questions and the answers are in the game. Invite your class or friends with a link — guests need no account.