Module test: Money, risk and return
Check what you have learned in Money, risk and return. The questions cover these goals:
- Explain the difference between saving and investing, and how inflation reduces what money can buy.
- Describe how risk, return, liquidity and time horizon trade off against each other.
- Calculate percentage changes and tell a percentage change from a change in percentage points.
- Calculate compound growth and a compound annual growth rate (CAGR).
- Convert a nominal return into a real return after inflation.
How this test works
- 10 questions, picked at random from a bank of 40. Each attempt mixes easy, medium and harder questions across the module's learning goals.
- One question at a time. You can go back, change answers, and jump to any question before you submit.
- No time limit. Your answers are saved in this browser as you go, so a refresh will not lose them.
- You pass with 80% or more. Your best attempt earns XP: 5 for each right answer and 50 more for a pass. Every answer is explained afterwards, and you can retake with fresh questions.
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