Personal Finance Test

The Personal Finance Test is required for both Personal Finance and Econ classes. See syllabus for due date. See instructions below.

This test was taken from from WalletLiteracy developed by Wallethub. You can take this test as many times as you want for a better grade. When done, turn in your score on a piece of paper (Feed the Box), this later goes in your portfolio.

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Being financially literate means you understand the core concepts of money management and are able to apply them in a manner beneficial to your family’s long-term financial comfort and security. So complete the test, get your WalletLiteracy Score and use it to secure a richer financial future!

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Background & Justifcation: Why are you taking this test? WalletLiteracy Test relates directly to the following Iowa Core Standards:

    (SS.9-12.E.1) Understand the function of common financial instruments.

    (SS.9-12.E.3) Understand the functions of economic institutions.

    (SS.9-12.E.4) Understand how governments throughout the world influence economic behavior. 

Instructions: Test is an online test and students may take this as may times as they wish for a better grade. Test is due by the due date. When done, turn in your score on a piece of paper (Feed the box), this later goes in your portfolio. 

Note: This a student "discovery" test meaning these topics may not be covered in class or the text book. Students learn these topics by taking the test itself because they are told the correct answer after taking it along with their score.  

References and additional information to help you study to pass this test, see file (study guide) below.

--Students are on their honor to take this test by themselves.

--Students must take this test by the date listed on the class schedule and may retake the test as many times as they wish for a better grade. Students have until the end of the term to better their grade.

--WARNING: Test questions are randomly generated and each test is not the same.

--REMEMBER: Students are on their honor to take this test by themselves.

Good Luck!

Mr. Achs