Money Smart for Adults Train the Trainer Quiz

1. Money Smart for AdultsTrain the Trainer Quiz Scavenger Hunt Module Mania WhereIs It? Featured Features WhoAre We? Nuts and Bolts Good to Know! $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

2. Scavenger Hunt – $100 • Which Module can help participants read a pay statement? • Module 3: Your Income and Expenses

3. Scavenger Hunt – $200 • Which Module includes a section on prepaid cards? • Module 2: You Can Bank On It TIP: Prepaid cards can be a savings tool, especially for someone who is not in a position to open a bank account right now.

4. Scavenger Hunt – $300 • Which Module can help participants consider their housing options? • Module 12: Making Housing Decisions

5. Scavenger Hunt – $400 • Which Module covers financing a home purchase? • Module 13: Buying a Home

6. Scavenger Hunt – $500 • Which Module helps participants identify risks to things that they own? • Module 11: Protecting Your Identity and Other Assets

7. Module Mania – $100 • Which Module features a checklist participants can use to shop around for products and services from financial institutions? • Module 2: You Can Bank On It

8. Module Mania – $200 • Which Module introduces the concept of a "productive" credit history? • Module 6: Credit Reports and Scores TIP: A “productive” credit history enables people to do the things they want to do, like rent an apartment of their choice, or turn on utilities without paying a large deposit.

9. Module Mania – $300 • Which Module can help participants who may be struggling to make payments on what they owe? • Module 8: Managing Debt TIP: Module 7: Borrowing Basics reviews options for borrowing money and what they cost. Module 8 can help participants who want to manage debt they already have.

10. Module Mania – $400 • Which Module discusses ABLE accounts? • Module 5: Your Savings TIP: ABLE accounts can help some people with disabilities save more money without losing eligibility for means-tested public benefits.

11. Module Mania – $500 • Which Module discusses how cars, and even training and education, can be productive assets that have financial benefits? • Module 10: Building Your Financial Future

12. Where Is It? – $100 • Which two Modules cover setting SMART goals? • Module 1: Your Money Values and InfluencesModule 5: Your Savings TIP: In Money Smart for Adults, SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Action-oriented, Reachable, and Time-bound.

13. Where Is It? – $200 • Which Module talks about an Emergency Financial First Aid Kit (EFFAK)? • Module 14: Disasters – Financial Preparation and Recovery

14. Where Is It? – $300 • Which Module defines: • --cash advance fees,--penalty APR, and--teaser rate? • Module 9: Using Credit Cards

15. Where Is It? – $400 • Which Module reviews what lenders look for when deciding to loan money? • Module 7: Borrowing Basics

16. Where Is It? – $500 • Which Module helps participants decide how to use their income for saving, sharing, and spending? • Module 4: Your Spending and Saving Plan

17. Featured Features – $100 • Which type of activity, found in every Module, gives participants a chance to use what they learn in training in their own lives? • Apply It activities TIP:Try It activities, also in every Module, let participants practice what they learned during training. Some Try Its use Scenarios.

18. Featured Features – $200 • What can you ask participants to complete before and after training? • Pre-Training Surveys and Post-Training Surveys • TIP: These surveys can help you evaluate training effectiveness and tailor your training approach for future sessions.

19. Featured Features – $300 • What is the summary statement of the main message in each Section called? • Key Takeaway

20. Featured Features – $400 • What documents contain talking points (a script) and instructions for delivering engaging and participatory training? • The Instructor Guides

21. Featured Features – $500 • Who am I? I’m at the end of every Participant Guide. I prompt participants to think about what they plan to do as a result of the training, and then write it down. • Take Action TIP: It’s in the “Module Closing” section.

22. Who Are We? – $100 • We are the major subtopics that Modules are divided into. You can decide to train on all of us, or just some of us. • Sections TIP:Each of the 14 Modules has from two to seven Sections.

23. Who Are We? – $200 • I’m a table that provides an overview of the Module's Sections, including key takeaways, purposes and objectives, and time estimate. • Module at a Glance Table

24. Who Are We? – $300 • We are tools in the Guide to Presenting Money Smart for Adults. We help you decide which Modules, and Sections within Modules, to include in your training sessions. • Tool 5: Example Training Roadmaps Tool 6: Designing Training for Your Participants

25. Who Are We? – $400 • We are two Modules that can be used together to help participants track their income and expenses, and then develop a monthly plan for using their income. • Module 3: Your Income and Expenses Module 4: Your Spending and Saving Plan

26. Who Are We? – $500 • I’m a document that contains Introductory Activities to use at the start of trainings, such as “Marooned.” • The Guide toPresenting Money Smart for Adults TIP: These introductory activities are in the Guide’s Appendix D. Use one, several, or all five!

27. Nuts and Bolts – $100 • There are 14 of these in Money Smart for Adults. • Modules

28. Nuts and Bolts – $200 • Where can instructors find a table that lists the meaning of the icons used in the Instructor Guides? • Background Information for Instructors in each Instructor Guide • Also acceptable: Understanding the Icons table or "the beginning of the Instructor Guide"

29. Nuts and Bolts – $300 • What are the three main resources available for each Module? • Instructor GuideParticipant GuidePowerPoint Slides

30. Nuts and Bolts – $400 • What’s the name of the realistic stories that are in every Module, connected to a Try It activity? • Scenarios • TIP:Every scenario is part of a Try It activity, but every Try It activity does not include a Scenario.

31. Nuts and Bolts – $500 • What Instructor Supplement provides four stories that you can use in your training? Each story features an individual with a disability thinking about a financial decision. • Scenarios for Financial Inclusion

32. Good to Know! – $100 • What does Money Smart for Adults call a plan that participants can create to show how they use their money for spending, saving, and sharing? • Spending and Saving Plan • TIP: Some people call this a budget.

33. Good to Know! – $200 • What four-letter financial term means money owed to others? • Debt

34. Good to Know! – $300 • What documents have information about you, your debts, some other bills you pay, some public record information, and a list of places you have applied for credit? • Credit reports

35. Good to Know! – $400 • What can people do to help reach their goals, build wealth, and cover some of the financial costs of emergencies? • Save money!

36. Good to Know! – $500 • What looks like a credit card, is not a credit card, and can be used to withdraw or spend money in a bank account? • Debit card • Also acceptable: ATM card. However, all debit cards can be used for point of sale purchases whereas all ATM cards cannot.