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Chapter Three Review

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Vocabulary Review An electronic method allowing you to pay bills using your home computer is ????. Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) online banking transaction direct deposit

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Vocabulary Review The amount of money in a checking account is called a(n) ????. compound amount check register balance bank statement

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Vocabulary Review The total in a savings account at the end of a period after interest is added is called the ????. compound amount compound interest balance interest

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Vocabulary Review A printed report of bank transactions given to a depositor is called a(n) ????. deposit slip reconciliation form check register bank statement

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Vocabulary Review A savings plan also known as a time deposit or savings certificate is called a(n) ????. compound amount online banking certificate of deposit (CD) term

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Vocabulary Review A record you keep of deposits made and checks written is called a(n) ????. check register bank statement certificate of deposit (CD) deposit slip

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Vocabulary Review When employers send the pay of employees to their bank account instead of issuing a paper check, they are making a(n) ????. Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) direct deposit online banking transaction

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Vocabulary Review The movement of money from one bank’s computer to another computer is called ????. direct deposit Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) transaction

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Vocabulary Review The fixed period of time money is on deposit in a savings account is called the ????. interest maturity date term service charge

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Numerical Review Justin Nucci listed these items on his deposit slip: (bills) 9 one-hundreds, 27 fifties, 83 fives, 141 ones; (coins) 13 quarters, 117 nickels; (checks) $317.94, $57.89, $527.24, $77.49. He received cash back of 30 twenties and 11 tens. What total deposit did he make? $4,195.91 $2,985.66 $2,040.10 $980.56

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Numerical Review Zora Omar had a balance of $1,189.17 in her checking account. She wrote checks for $62.41, $224.14, $12.92, and $357.16. Her deposits were $197.34 and $879.13. What was Zora’s new bank balance? $2,922.27 $112.70 $1,785.80 $1,609.01

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Numerical Review At the start of the day, Grade Williams’ checking account had a $201.87 balance. She used her debit card to pay $56.12 for groceries and $28.45 for cleaning. Grace then transferred $150 to her checking account from savings using her bank’s ATM. She also directed her bank to transfer funds electronically from her checking account to pay a charge account bill of $187.12. What was the balance of Grace’s checking account at the end of the day? $80.18 $323.56 $623.56 $454.42

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Numerical Review Basil Tomlin’s online checking account had a balance of $371.07. The balance did not include a direct deposit of $672.80 that will be transferred to the checking account by Basil’s employer at 11:00 a.m. Basil’s bank will automatically deduct a house payment of $720 at the end of the business day. Basil plans to make online payments for $34.85, $90.29, and $368.20. How much money does Basil need to transfer to compete these transactions and still have a balance of $100? $169.47 $269.47 $942.27 $47.20

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Numerical Review Giselle Mulroon’s bank statement shows a balance of $539.22. Checks outstanding were #841 for $29.67, #843 for $89.02, and #844 for $9.76. A $130 deposit was outstanding. Reconcile Giselle’s bank statement. $280.59 $540.77 $410.77

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Numerical Review Elva Mayberry’s check register balance was $641.18. Her bank statement listed several items that did not appear in Elva’s check register. These include interest earned of $0.48, a service charge of $2.80, and two ATM withdrawals of $300 each. Reconcile Elva’s check register. $37.90 $1,244.46 $38.86 $643.50

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Numerical Review Henry Sokol’s bank statement balance on June 30 was $845.43. His check register balance was $247.62. His comparison of the two records showed a check for $85 was recorded twice in the register, a check for $138.11 was recorded as $183.11, and an ATM deposit of $368 and a debit card purchase for $81.10 were not recorded in the register. Also, an ATM withdrawal of $50 and interest earned of $0.82 were not recorded. Three checks were outstanding: $191.22; $23.87; $15. Reconcile Henry’s bank statement and check register. $1,213.15 $17.53 $615.34 $614.52

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Numerical Review Bob Rowinski made a $4,000 deposit to a savings account paying 1.6% annual interest compounded semiannually. If he kept the money on deposit for 6 months, what would his account balance be after the interest payment is made? $7,200 $4,640 $4,032 $3,032

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Numerical Review On April 1, Preston McCord deposited $1,400 in a passbook savings account that pays annual interest of 3.2% compounded quarterly. If he made no deposits or withdrawals in the account, what interest could he earn by keeping his money on deposit until October 1? $1,848 $22.49 $1,444.80 $44.80

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Numerical Review Sonya Lister’s 6-month CD pays 5.3% simple interest. Her deposit to the CD was $4,500. At the end of each 6-month period, Sonya withdraws the interest earned and renews the CD on its original terms. What total interest will Sonya have earned at the end of one year? $2,385 $238.50 $1,192.50 $477

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Numerical Review Dale Lawrence had $80,000 on deposit in a six-month CD paying 2.72% simple interest. At the end of three months, Dale withdrew $4,000. The penalty for early withdrawal of money from this CD is one-month interest. What was the amount of the penalty Dale had to pay? $2,176 $9.07 $1,088 $108.80

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You have completed the review. Good luck on the test!