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6.  A. Loyalty cards A. Loyalty cards  C. Renting C. Renting  B. Credit purchase B. Credit purchase  D. Higher purchase D. Higher purchase Which of these is not a common method of payment?

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8.  A. Coins A. Coins  C. Store Cards C. Store Cards  B. Laser Card B. Laser Card  D. Cheque D. Cheque Which of the following is not an example of a cash purchase?

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10.  A. Telephone A. Telephone  C. Gas C. Gas  B. correct B. correct  D. Electricity D. Electricity Which of the following cannot be paid on credit?

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12.  A. You don’t have to A. You don’t have to carry cash around.  C. They encourage C. They encourage impulse buying.  B. High interest rates B. High interest rates charged.  D. It’s expensive. D. It’s expensive. Which of the following is an advantage of buying goods on credit?

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14.  A. Cash Purchase A. Cash Purchase  C. Hire Purchase C. Hire Purchase  B. Renting B. Renting  D. Buying goods D. Buying goods on credit. ‘Receiving goods now but paying for them later’ is the definition of what?

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16.  A. Tesco Clubcard A. Tesco Clubcard  C. Marks & Spencer C. Marks & Spencer Card  B. Supervalu Card B. Supervalu Card  D. Dunnes Stores D. Dunnes Stores Clubcard Which of the following is an example of a Store Card?

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18.  A. Easy to carry A. Easy to carry around  C. Convenient method C. Convenient method of payment  B. Interest charged B. Interest charged is high.  D. It’s safe D. It’s safe Which of the following is not an advantage to credit cards?

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20.  A. Gifts A. Gifts  C. Buying goods C. Buying goods or services  B. Accumulating B. Accumulating points  D. Cash D. Cash Loyalty cards cannot be used for what?

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22.  A. Credit Cards A. Credit Cards  D. Renting D. Renting With which method does a consumer never own a good?  C. H.P. C. H.P.  B. Store Cards B. Store Cards

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24. Which of the following can you not rent?  A. DVD A. DVD  C. House C. House  D. Car D. Car  B. Groceries B. Groceries

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26.  A. You never own A. You never own the item. What is a disadvantage to renting?  C. Don’t pay a large C. Don’t pay a large amount of money for something  B. you have the product B. you have the product even if you can’t afford it  D. No security is D. No security is required

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28.  B. Hire Purchase B. Hire Purchase H.P. is also known as what?  A. Renting A. Renting  C. Laser Card C. Laser Card  D. Buying on credit D. Buying on credit

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30.  C. Three C. Three How many parties are involved in H.P.?  A. Two A. Two  B. Four B. Four  D. Two or three D. Two or three

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32.  D. €936 D. €936 Ella wants to rent a dishwasher for 4 years at €4.50 per week. How much will it cost?  A. €800 A. €800  C. €952 C. €952  B. €940 B. €940

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34.  A. €942 A. €942 Rob wants to buy a washing machine on H.P. for 4 years at €16.50 per moth. With a deposit of €150. How much will it cost?  B. €945 B. €945  D. €992 D. €992  C. €1,000 C. €1,000

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