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Con Ed Ch 11 Study Guide



Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

The three C’s of credit include all of the following EXCEPT…
a.
capacity.
c.
character.
b.
capital.
d.
credibility.
 

 2. 

When you complete a credit application to assess whether you are a good credit risk, you are likely to be asked…
a.
how long you’ve lived at your present address.
b.
what religion you are.
c.
where you were born.
d.
whether you have a good driving record.
 

 3. 

The Equal Credit Opportunity Act protects against discrimination for all of the following reasons EXCEPT…
a.
employment income.
c.
race.
b.
national origin.
d.
sex.
 

 4. 

A consumer’s right to access his or her credit file is assured by the…
a.
Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
c.
Fair Housing Act.
b.
Fair Credit Reporting Act.
d.
Truth in Lending Act.
 

 5. 

You can establish a good credit history by doing any of the following EXCEPT…
a.
applying for a credit card at a local store and paying your bills on time.
b.
applying for a small line of credit at a local store and making expensive purchases in the first month.
c.
getting telephone service in your name and paying your bills promptly.
d.
opening checking and savings accounts and making regular deposits.
 

 6. 

The annual rate of interest that is charged for using credit is called the…
a.
APR.
c.
teaser rate.
b.
minimum finance charge.
d.
variable rate.
 

 7. 

A common grace period might be…
a.
20 to 25 days.
c.
six months to a year.
b.
one to two months.
d.
two to five days.
 

 8. 

The maximum amount of credit that the creditor will extend to the borrower is called the…
a.
adjusted balance.
c.
credit limit.
b.
average daily balance.
d.
maximum payment.
 

 9. 

A card that has a computer chip that stores information for online shopping is a(n)…
a.
affinity card.
c.
prestige card.
b.
co-branded card.
d.
smart card.
 

 10. 

Using your credit card wisely includes all of the following EXCEPT…
a.
comparing your credit card receipts with your monthly statement.
b.
making only the minimum payment each month.
c.
paying either the full balance or the largest payment you can afford each month.
d.
staying well below your credit limit.
 



 
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