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MONETARY POLICY QUIZ ▪ Identify a score keeper and timer(could be one person or the teacher). ▪ Divide into teams and choose a representative to respond to questions on your team’s behalf. ▪ Teams will take turns to choose and answer a question. ▪ Each question is worth 25 points. The score keeper should keep a running tally based on correct responses. ▪ On your team’s turn, your representative has ten seconds to respond to the question. ▪ If your team answers incorrectly or time elapses, the next team has five seconds to answer the question and steal the points with an accurate response. ▪ The team with the most points wins! HOW TO PLAY START THE QUIZ

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ 1 Choose a Question:

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ 1. How many districts make up the Federal Reserve System? TEN TWELVE FIFTEEN TWENTY

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ TWELVE Correct! 1. How many districts make up the Federal Reserve System? BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ 2. What does BOG stand for in the Federal Reserve System? A. Branch of Government B. Bank of Governors C. Board of Governors D. Board of Government

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ 2. What does BOG stand for in the Federal Reserve System? C. Board of Governors Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ CONGRESS SENATE U.S. TREASURY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 3. Which governing body created the Federal Reserve System?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ CONGRESS 3. Which governing body created the Federal Reserve System? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. It is a special group within the government B. It is not accountable to the government C. It is subject to oversight by the U.S. President, but no other government entity D. It is accountable to the government, but managed independently by region 4. The Federal Reserve is considered quasi- government, which means ____________.

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ D. It is accountable to the government, but managed independently by region 4. The Federal Reserve is considered quasi- government, which means ____________. Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ Three Seven Ten Fourteen 5. To help prevent political pressures and the U.S. president from “stacking” the Board with his preferences, Board of Governors serve ______ year terms.

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ Fourteen 5. To help prevent political pressures and the U.S. president from “stacking” the Board with his preferences, Board of Governors serve ______ year terms. Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Private and public donations B. Interest earnings on securities C. Federal government taxes D. Fees charged for services 6. Primary operating expenses for each Federal Reserve district are funded by what source?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ B. Interest earnings on securities 6. Primary operating expenses for each Federal Reserve district are funded by what source? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ Five Eight Ten Twelve 7. The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy- making body, the Federal Open Market Committee, is made up of how many members?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ Twelve 7. The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy- making body, the Federal Open Market Committee, is made up of how many members? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ Kansas City Philadelphia New York St. Louis 8. Due to open market operations, which Federal Reserve president always has voting rights at the Federal Open Market Committee meetings?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ New York 8. Due to open market operations, which Federal Reserve president always has voting rights at the Federal Open Market Committee meetings? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. To promote maximum sustainable employment B. To promote stable prices C. To promote saving and investing D. To promote economic growth 9. Which is not a primary goal of monetary policy?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ C. To promote saving and investing 9. Which is not a primary goal of monetary policy? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Buying securities from banks, resulting in more money for banks to lend B. Selling securities to banks, resulting in more collateral for banks C. Paying federal government debt, resulting in more funds available for government use D. Printing more money through the Bureau of Engraving and Printing 10. When demand for goods and services is weak and the economy is in recession, the Fed can infuse money into the economy by ____________.

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Buying securities from banks, resulting in more money for banks to lend 10. When demand for goods and services is weak and the economy is in recession, the Fed can infuse money into the economy by ____________. Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Advising the U.S. government B. Promoting legal rights of customers C. Providing payments services D. Authorizing sales transactions 11. Which of these is a primary function of the Fed?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ C. Providing payments services 11. Which of these is a primary function of the Fed? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Monetizing raw materials B. Buying financial institution debt C. Selling mechanisms to ensure safe payment transactions D. Influencing the availability of money and credit 12. Which of these is included in the definition of monetary policy?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ D. Influencing the availability of money and credit 12. Which of these is included in the definition of monetary policy? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ 13. What is the Fed Funds Rate? A. The rate at which banks set all their loans B. The rate at which banks borrow reserves from each other C. The rate at which consumers are able to pay off loans D. The rate at which consumers can borrow from the Fed’s portfolio

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ 13. What is the Fed Funds Rate? B. The rate at which banks borrow reserves from each other Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Reducing national debt B. Issuing currency C. Overseeing banks and credit unions D. Regulating the supply of money in a country 14. Which of these is not a function of a central bank?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Reducing national debt 14. Which of these is not a function of a central bank? Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ A. Growth in markets B. Employment rates C. Trends in consumer consumption D. Economic conditions specific to one region 15. What is not a primary concern when conducting monetary policy objectives?

MONETARY POLICY QUIZ D. Economic conditions specific to one region Correct! BACK TO QUESTIONS 15. What is not a primary concern when conducting monetary policy objectives?