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- Grade Received: 82.9% (66.29 pts out of 80.00 pts)
- Question Number 1 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Which of the following is NOT a commonly used income tax form?
- Your Answer
- C. 1040EX
- Question Number 2 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is S if r = 0.005, n = 300, and P = $100.00? Use S = P((1 + r) n – 1)/r.
- Your Answer
- B. $69,299.40
- Question Number 3 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is S if r = 0.005, n = 420, and A = $500.00? Use S = A(1 + r)n.
- Your Answer
- D. $4,061.78
- Question Number 4 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is another name for the point (0, 0)?
- Your Answer
- B. Origin
- Question Number 5 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What term describes earnings minus cost?
- Your Answer
- C. Profit
- Question Number 6 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- If you earn $33,100 per year and you save 6% in an IRA, how much will NOT be taxed (to the nearest dollar)?
- Your Answer
- B. $1,986
- Question Number 7 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is the inflation or rate of increase when an item that sold for $1.00 sells for $1.25?
- Your Answer
- C. 25.0%
- Question Number 8 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- According to the table, if a couple Married Filing Jointly earns $67,400, what will their taxes be to the nearest dollar?
- 1 SAMPLE IRS TAX SCHEDULE, 2004
- 2 GROSS TAXABLE EARNINGS, E TAXES DUE
- 3 Single
- 4 0 to 6,999.99 0.1E
- 5 7,000 to 28,399.00 0.15E – 350
- 6 28,400 to 68,799.00 0.25E – 3,190
- 7 68,800 to 143,499.00 0.28E – 5,254
- 8 143,500 to 311,949.00 0.33E – 12,429
- 9 311950 and over 0.35E – 18,668
- 10 Head of Household
- 11 0 to 9,999.99 0.10E
- 12 10,000 to 38,049.99 0.15E – 500
- 13 38,050 to 98,249.99 0.25E – 4,305
- 14 98,250 to 159,099.99 0.28E – 7,252.50
- 15 159,100 to 311,949.99 0.33E – 15,207.50
- 16 311,950 and over 0.35E – 21,346.50
- 17 Married Filing Jointly
- 18 0 to 13,999.99 0.10E
- 19 14,000 to 56,799.99 0.15E – 700
- 20 56,800 to 114,649.99 0.25E – 6,380
- 21 114,650 to 174,699.99 0.28E – 9,819.50
- 22 174,700 to 311,949.99 0.33E – 18,554.50
- 23 311,950 and over 0.35E – 24,793.50
- 24 Married Filing Separately
- 25 0 to 6,999.99 0.10E
- 26 7,000 to 28,399.99 0.15E – 350
- 27 28,400 to 57,324.99 0.25E – 3,190
- 28 57,325 to 87,349.99 0.28E – 4,909.75
- 29 87,350 to 155,974.99 0.33E – 9,277.25
- 30 155,975 and over 0.35E – 12,396.75
- Your Answer
- A. $10,470
- Question Number 9 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- On what axis (x is the horizontal axis and y is the vertical axis) is the point (5, 0)?
- Your Answer
- C. X-axis
- Question Number 10 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- If Ed McMahon shows up at your door with $250,000 and your annual earnings are $14,500, what will your taxes be (to the nearest dollar) if you are Married Filing Separately?
- 1 SAMPLE IRS TAX SCHEDULE, 2004
- 2 GROSS TAXABLE EARNINGS, E TAXES DUE
- 3 Single
- 4 0 to 6,999.99 0.1E
- 5 7,000 to 28,399.00 0.15E – 350
- 6 28,400 to 68,799.00 0.25E – 3,190
- 7 68,800 to 143,499.00 0.28E – 5,254
- 8 143,500 to 311,949.00 0.33E – 12,429
- 9 311950 and over 0.35E – 18,668
- 10 Head of Household
- 11 0 to 9,999.99 0.10E
- 12 10,000 to 38,049.99 0.15E – 500
- 13 38,050 to 98,249.99 0.25E – 4,305
- 14 98,250 to 159,099.99 0.28E – 7,252.50
- 15 159,100 to 311,949.99 0.33E – 15,207.50
- 16 311,950 and over 0.35E – 21,346.50
- 17 Married Filing Jointly
- 18 0 to 13,999.99 0.10E
- 19 14,000 to 56,799.99 0.15E – 700
- 20 56,800 to 114,649.99 0.25E – 6,380
- 21 114,650 to 174,699.99 0.28E – 9,819.50
- 22 174,700 to 311,949.99 0.33E – 18,554.50
- 23 311,950 and over 0.35E – 24,793.50
- 24 Married Filing Separately
- 25 0 to 6,999.99 0.10E
- 26 7,000 to 28,399.99 0.15E – 350
- 27 28,400 to 57,324.99 0.25E – 3,190
- 28 57,325 to 87,349.99 0.28E – 4,909.75
- 29 87,350 to 155,974.99 0.33E – 9,277.25
- 30 155,975 and over 0.35E – 12,396.75
- Your Answer
- D. $80,178
- Question Number 11 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is a disadvantage of overpaying your taxes during the year?
- Your Answer
- C. You cannot use the money or draw interest on it until after you get your tax refund.
- Question Number 12 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What kind of interval is (-3,7)?
- Your Answer
- A. Open open
- Question Number 13 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Refer to the table below to answer this question: What type of graph is this?
- Click here for a long description of the image above.
- Your Answer
- C. Line graph or scatter chart
- Question Number 14 Points: 0.00/5.00
- Question Text
- When you set two linear function segments equal to each other and solve for the earnings, how can you tell whether or not there is a tax jump going from one linear segment to another?
- Your Answer
- D. If there is more than one solution, there is a tax jump.
- Question Number 15 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Refer to the table below to answer this question: Which of the following statements is true?
- Click here for a long description of the image above.
- Your Answer
- C. The slopes are all positive.
- Question Number 16 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is the term that describes the trend when prices go up and interest rates increase?
- Your Answer
- B. Inflation
- Question Number 17 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is the type of stock that gives you the privilege and right to vote on the board of trustees?
- Your Answer
- C. Common stock
- Question Number 18 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Why do many people choose to overpay their taxes throughout the year?
- Your Answer
- B. They get a refund at the beginning of the next year.
- Question Number 19 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- According to the table below, what is the percentage rate of yield for Starbucks?
- Sampling from stock market report July 15, 2005
- 53 Week Year to Date
- Hi Lo Name Div Yld Last Chg Chg
- 66.85 46.40 Boeing 1.00 1.5 64.58 +24.7
- 25.00 22.75 Dillard38 1.88 7.8 24.25 -.36 -2.3
- 16.09 8.70 Goodyear 15.86 +.22 +8.2
- 64.26 42.05 Starbucks 52.46 +.75 -15.9
- 42.27 33.71 VerizonenCm 1.62 4.7 34.30 +.22 -14.1
- Your Answer
- D. Not shown
- Question Number 20 Points: 0.00/5.00
- Question Text
- The amount of yield is a percentage of the cost per share. According to the table below, what is the amount of yield for VorizonCm as a percentage of last cost per share?
- Sampling from stock market report July 15, 2005
- 53 Week Year to Date
- Hi Lo Name Div Yld Last Chg Chg
- 66.85 46.40 Boeing 1.00 1.5 64.58 +24.7
- 25.00 22.75 Dillard38 1.88 7.8 24.25 -.36 -2.3
- 16.09 8.70 Goodyear 15.86 +.22 +8.2
- 64.26 42.05 Starbucks 52.46 +.75 -15.9
- 42.27 33.71 VerizonenCm 1.62 4.7 34.30 +.22 -14.1
- Sampling from stock market report July 15, 2005
- 53 Week Year to Date Hi Lo Name Div Yld Last Chg Chg 66.85 46.40 Boeing 1.00 1.5 64.58 +24.7 25.00 22.75 Dillard38 1.88 7.8 24.25 -.36 -2.3 16.09 8.70 Goodyear 15.86 +.22 +8.2 64.26 42.05 Starbucks 52.46 +.75 -15.9 42.27 33.71 VerizonenCm 1.62 4.7 34.30 +.22 -14.1
- Your Answer
- D. $34.80
- Question Number 21 Points: 0.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is the slope of the line segment that goes from (0, 2) to (4,12), where in (x,y), the horizontal variable x is in the first position and the vertical variable y is in the second position?
- Your Answer
- C. m = 2/5
- Question Number 22 Points: 0.00/5.00
- Question Text
- When saving for your future, is it better to start saving at younger age, or save more when you get older?
- Your Answer
- B. Save more when you get older.
- Question Number 23 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is the name of the kind of stock employees buy so that they get paid first if the company wishes to buy back the stock?
- Your Answer
- D. Preferred stock
- Question Number 24 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- When deciding what type of stock to invest in, what is NOT important for you to take into consideration?
- Your Answer
- A. The number of shares held by company employees
- Question Number 25 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Which value of x is true for x ≤ 2?
- Your Answer
- A. 1
- Question Number 26 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is S if r = 0.005, n = 300, and A = $2500.00? Use S = A(1 + r) n.
- Your Answer
- C. $11,162.42
- Question Number 27 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Use the table below to answer this question: Looking at the investment option descriptions in the columns on the left, what is the least risky investment option?
- 2004- 2011 1 Year 2004 5 Year average htvestment Amount 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
- 1 GIF 3.5% 4.5% $1,000 1045 1092 1141 1193 1246
- 2 Bonds 5.4% 6.5% $1,000 1065 1134 1208 1286 1370
- 3 Mut '1 I 7.9% 8.1% $1,000 1081 1168 1263 1366 1476
- 4 Mut '1 II 9.05% 8.99% $1,000 1090 1188 1295 1411 1538
- 5 World 11.21% 11.30% $1,000 1113 1239 1379 1535 1708
- 6 Edsel II (5.5%) (5.9%) $1,000 941 885 833 784 738
- TOTAL $6,000 $6,335 $6,706 $7119 $7,574 $8,076
- Your Answer
- C. GIFs
- Question Number 28 Points: 0.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Use the table below to answer this question: Looking at the investment option descriptions in the columns on the left, which option seems to have the highest earnings potential?
- 2004- 2011 1 Year 2004 5 Year average htvestment Amount 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
- 1 GIF 3.5% 4.5% $1,000 1045 1092 1141 1193 1246
- 2 Bonds 5.4% 6.5% $1,000 1065 1134 1208 1286 1370
- 3 Mut '1 I 7.9% 8.1% $1,000 1081 1168 1263 1366 1476
- 4 Mut '1 II 9.05% 8.99% $1,000 1090 1188 1295 1411 1538
- 5 World 11.21% 11.30% $1,000 1113 1239 1379 1535 1708
- 6 Edsel II (5.5%) (5.9%) $1,000 941 885 833 784 738
- TOTAL $6,000 $6,335 $6,706 $7119 $7,574 $8,076
- Your Answer
- B. Edsel II
- Question Number 29 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- When you get a raise in pay, what often happens to your income taxes?
- Your Answer
- C. They increase due to a change in tax bracket.
- Question Number 30 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What is S if r = 0.005, n = 180, and P = $200.00? Use S = P((1 + r) n – 1)/r.
- Your Answer
- A. $58,163.74
- Question Number 31 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- What term describes seeing or imagining success in advance and planning accordingly?
- Your Answer
- D. Vision
- Question Number 32 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- When you are young, you have certain needs (food, lodging, clothing, etc) that prevent you from investing in high-risk options that could leave you broke if you lose. What are these needs called?
- Your Answer
- B. Critical needs
- Question Number 33 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Which of the following would be the most common retirement age?
- Your Answer
- C. 64
- Question Number 34 Points: 5.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Which of the following might NOT be the safest alternative investment option for a new investor who has no experience?
- Your Answer
- D. Stock market
- Question Number 35 Points: 0.00/5.00
- Question Text
- Which form is most useful for itemized deductions?
- Your Answer
- C. I9
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