Remember: Cash stays put, a bond is a promised loan, a stock is a slice.
Questions
1
Which one is not a bond?
🤝coins lent and repaid with a promised extra🏛️a loan to the town hall🧃a share in the lemonade stand
2
💛Is ten slices worth thirteen coins each a stock?
YesNo
3
Which one is cash?
🏛️a loan to the town hall🏢owning a little of a company🟰a pile that stays at one hundred
4
🗄️Is coins in a drawer at home a bond?
YesNo
5
Which one is a bond?
🏢owning a little of a company🎢a worth that rises and falls with a business🏛️a loan to the town hall
6
Which one is a bond?
🗓️a loan that is repaid after three years💛ten slices worth thirteen coins each🍋a slice of Lemon Co.
7
Which one is a stock?
🗄️coins in a drawer at home🏢owning a little of a company🟰a pile that stays at one hundred
8
Which one is not a bond?
📜a paper promise of five extra a year🫙coins kept in a jar🗓️a loan that is repaid after three years
9
Which one is a stock?
🟰a pile that stays at one hundred🗓️a loan that is repaid after three years🍋a slice of Lemon Co.
10
Which one is a bond?
🧃a share in the lemonade stand🤝coins lent and repaid with a promised extra🗄️coins in a drawer at home
11
Which one is a stock?
🗄️coins in a drawer at home🫙coins kept in a jar🎢a worth that rises and falls with a business
12
Which one is a bond?
🫙coins kept in a jar🍋a slice of Lemon Co.📜a paper promise of five extra a year
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Answer key · Set B
Stocks, bonds and cash
1a share in the lemonade stand
2Yes
3a pile that stays at one hundred
4No
5a loan to the town hall
6a loan that is repaid after three years
7owning a little of a company
8coins kept in a jar
9a slice of Lemon Co.
10coins lent and repaid with a promised extra
11a worth that rises and falls with a business
12a paper promise of five extra a year
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