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Understanding Financial Literacy Through Jeopardy: Credit Scores, Taxes, and Insurance

Dive into the world of financial literacy with this engaging Jeopardy-style quiz that covers essential topics such as credit scores, taxes, insurance, and more! With questions ranging from the meaning of a credit score to the differences between collision and comprehensive insurance, this quiz is designed to help participants understand financial concepts that impact their daily lives. Through an interactive and fun approach, players will learn critical knowledge needed to make informed decisions about their finances. Perfect for classrooms or workshops!

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Understanding Financial Literacy Through Jeopardy: Credit Scores, Taxes, and Insurance

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  1. Jeopardy Key Terms Crimes Against People Crimes Against Business and Government Crimes against Society and Property Misc. Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. $100 Question What is a credit score?

  3. $100 Answer What is a number that summarizes an individuals credit history?

  4. $200 Question What is a government insured account that is offered at depository institutes?

  5. $200 Answer What is money market deposit account?

  6. $300 Question What writing utensil should you use to write a check?

  7. $300 Answer What is an ink pen?

  8. $400 Question What consumer right entitles you to receive accurate info via labels?

  9. $400 Answer What is to be informed?

  10. $500 Question What are the three credit reporting agencies?

  11. $500 Answer What is Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion?

  12. $100 Question What does FDIC stand for?

  13. $100 Answer What is Federal deposit federal incorporation?

  14. $200 Question Who in the United States pays taxes?

  15. $200 Answer What is everyone living in the United States?

  16. $300 Question Who do taxes benefit?

  17. $300 Answer What is everyone?

  18. $400 Question What type of paycheck allows the employee to know exactly when his/her paycheck will be deposited in to his/her account?

  19. $400 Answer What is direct deposit?

  20. $500 Question What can be used anywhere and instantly takes money out of your checking account?

  21. $500 Answer What is a debit card?

  22. $100 Question What insurance replaces a portion of ones income if they become unable to work due to injury or illness?

  23. $100 Answer What is disability?

  24. $200 Question What is the difference between collision and comprehensive?

  25. $200 Answer Collision covers a hit with another object or a car and comprehensive covers all other physical damage

  26. $300 Question What is how quickly and easily an asset can be converted into cash?

  27. $300 Answer What is liquidity?

  28. $400 Question What is the rule of 72?

  29. $400 Answer What is the number of years needed to double the principle invesment?

  30. $500 Question What is a share of ownership in a company?

  31. $500 Answer What is a stock?

  32. $100 Question What is a person to whom a check is written?

  33. $100 Answer What is a payee?

  34. $200 Question What is a drawer?

  35. $200 Answer What is the owner of the account and the person who writes the checks

  36. $300 Question What a mutual fund that was designed to reduce fees?

  37. $300 Answer What is and index fund

  38. $400 Question What is a rise in the general level of prices?

  39. $400 Answer What is inflation

  40. $500 Question What is the uncertainty regarding the outcome of a situation or event?

  41. $500 Answer What is risk

  42. $100 Question What is a shareholder?

  43. $100 Answer What is the owner of stock

  44. $200 Question What is a tradeoff?

  45. $200 Answer What is giving up one thing for anoher

  46. $300 Question What is a consumer who purchases a policy?

  47. $300 Answer What is policyholder

  48. $400 Question What is feeling good about your life?

  49. $400 Answer What is well being

  50. $500 Question What are loans and grants examples of?

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