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Lesson 32 : Stocks and Bonds

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Stocks and Bonds

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Stocks and Bonds

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What is the best explanation of a bond?

a. It is an ownership interest in a company.

b. It is an equity or share in a company.

c. It represents a corporate or government debt obligation.

d. It is a debt instrument.

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Why do people buy stocks?

a. There is no chance of a loss.

b. They expect to earn a return.

c. The government encourages them to buy stock.

d. They are guaranteed interest payment each year.

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What is stock portfolio?

a. The online tool used to track stock prices.

b. A list of all the stocks you own.

c. The document that you receive for purchasing stock. d. A group of stocks that you can purchase at one time on a stock exchange.

d. A group of stocks that you can purchase at one time on a stock exchange.

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A person or agent who trades for you and charges a fee or commission for executing buys and sells of stocks through a stock exchange.

a. stockbroker

b. stockholder

c. entrepreneur

d. politician

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Which is the LEAST risky investment?

a. stocks

b. corporate bond

c. Philippines treasury bonds

d. mutual funds

6 / 10

Which financial assets carries the most risk?

a. bond

b. stock

c. savings deposits

d. checking deposits

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A bond that pays all of its interest and principal at the bond’s maturity date.

a. bond fund

b. par-value fund

c. coupon bond

d. zero-coupon bond

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Another term for a bond’s face value.

a. par value

b. coupon

c. maturity

d. final payment

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It is a type of stock for which stockholders get first choice in distributed profits.

a. common stock

b. stock market

c. face value stock

d. preferred stock

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What is another term for stock?

a. bond

b . debenture

c. debt instrument

d. equity instrument

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