Calandra Financial Finance Trivia
Calandra Financial Finance Trivia
Test your knowledge of finance and economics with our engaging quiz! Discover fascinating facts about U.S. currency, taxation, and the history of American wealth.
- 11 thought-provoking questions
- Learn about famous quotes and terminologies
- Challenge your understanding of financial concepts
Which First Lady was the first to appear on U.S. currency?
Betsy Ross
Martha Washington
Sacajawea
Eleanor Roosevelt
How often does the government print new money?
Every 5 Years
Every Year
Every Month
Every Day
If you start with $300,000 and the market drops 10%, how much money did you lose?
None
$15,000
$3,000
$30,000
Who famously wrote "In this world nothing can be certain, except death and taxes"?
William Shakespeare
Phil Calandra
Ben Franklin
Uncle Sam
Which provides more money?
$100,000 at once
A single penny, doubled everyday for a 31-day month
The word "Tax" originates from:
The Latin 'Taxo', meaning "I estimate"
The Greek 'Taxum', meaning "to take"
The Old English 'Taxus', meaning "to feed the coffer"
A "Taxi", which takes you places for a fee
There are how many federal income tax brackets?
Three
Four
Five
Six
The Dow Jones industrial average is named after which TWO people?
Arthur Wesley Dow
Charles Henry Dow
Harold Dow
Edward Jones
Thomas Victor Jones
Walter B. Jones
Who/What is Wall Street named after?
Max Wall
A Wall in 17th Century New Amsterdam
George Wall
The West Wall in Israel
Who was the first American billionaire?
Jay Gatsby
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Cornelius Vanderbilt
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