Remember: An index fund holds a little of many things, so no single one decides the result.
Questions
1
🌳Does coins shared over many gardens keep the coins in one place?
YesNo
2
✂️Does half in Fern, half in Rose spread the coins out?
YesNo
3
Which one spreads the coins out?
🔮picking one sure-looking garden🌈a little in six gardens🏆last year's best garden only
4
Which one keeps all the coins in one place?
📋a fund following a list🌿all one hundred in Fern🔟ten coins in each garden
5
Which one keeps all the coins in one place?
🧭following a list, not guessing🎯one single garden🌳coins shared over many gardens
6
Which one keeps all the coins in one place?
🧭following a list, not guessing🌳coins shared over many gardens👯two gardens only
7
Which one spreads the coins out?
🌿all one hundred in Fern🧭following a list, not guessing🏆last year's best garden only
8
Which one does not spread the coins out?
🌳coins shared over many gardens🧺a basket of every garden🌿all one hundred in Fern
9
Which one spreads the coins out?
📋a fund following a list🏆last year's best garden only🌿all one hundred in Fern
10
Which one spreads the coins out?
🎯one single garden🌳coins shared over many gardens🏆last year's best garden only
11
Which one spreads the coins out?
🏆last year's best garden only🌈a little in six gardens🔮picking one sure-looking garden
12
🌈Does a little in six gardens keep the coins in one place?
YesNo
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Answer key · Set B
The simple way: index funds
1No
2No
3a little in six gardens
4all one hundred in Fern
5one single garden
6two gardens only
7following a list, not guessing
8all one hundred in Fern
9a fund following a list
10coins shared over many gardens
11a little in six gardens
12No
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