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Froggy Jumps Investment Challenge: PocketInvestorOnline version Learn basics of investing by husna ardina 1 What is investing? a Allocating money to assets with potential for growth over time. b Spending money on daily purchases. c Storing cash for emergencies only. 2 How is saving different from investing? a Saving reduces taxes. b Saving sets aside money for short-term needs; investing aims to grow wealth. c Investing guarantees quick profits. 3 What does diversification accomplish? a Spreading investments to reduce overall risk. b Avoiding any risk altogether. c Concentrating all money in one asset. 4 What is the basic relationship between risk and return? a Lower returns mean higher risk. b Higher potential returns usually come with higher risk. c Risk and return are unrelated. 5 Which is typically considered a stock? a Shares of a company representing ownership. b A fixed-rate savings deposit. c A loan to a company. 6 Difference between ETFs and mutual funds? a Mutual funds trade intraday; ETFs only daily. b ETFs trade like stocks; mutual funds are bought/sold at end-of-day prices. c ETFs are risk-free; mutual funds are risky. 7 Why budget before investing? a To maximize debt you can take on. b To ensure you have emergency funds and affordable costs. c To chase high-risk quick gains. 8 What is a diversified portfolio example? a Holding only cash with no assets. b Mixing stocks, bonds, and cash across sectors. c Investing all in one high-risk stock. 9 What does compounding mean in investing? a Investments lose value as you earn. b Interest is paid only once. c Earnings earn more earnings over time, growing wealth. 10 Which has generally higher risk, owning individual stocks or index funds? a Individual stocks typically have higher risk than index funds. b Index funds have higher risk than individual stocks. c Both have equal risk in all scenarios. 11 What is investing? a Borrowing money from a bank b Spending money on entertainment c Allocating money to assets to generate future returns 12 What is the main difference between saving and investing? a Saving stores money, while investing aims to grow money b Saving is riskier than investing c Investing always guarantees profit 13 Which of the following is an investment? a Paying rent b Buying stocks c Buying groceries 14 Why do people invest? a To lose money b To avoid budgeting c To increase wealth over time 15 Which factor should be considered before investing? a Social media followers b Favorite color c Risk tolerance 16 What is investment risk? a The possibility of losing money b A guaranteed return c The certainty of making profits 17 Higher potential returns are usually associated with: a No risk b Higher risk c Lower risk 18 Which investment generally carries the highest risk? a Stocks b Fixed Deposit c Savings Account 19 Which investment is usually considered the safest? a Penny Stocks b Savings Account c Cryptocurrency 20 If a stock price falls after purchase, the investor: a Gets free shares b Automatically earns profit c May experience a loss 21 What does diversification mean? a Investing all money in one company b Spreading investments across different assets c Borrowing money for investments 22 Why is diversification important? a It guarantees profits b It eliminates all risk c It helps reduce investment risk 23 Which portfolio is more diversified? a Stocks, bonds, and mutual funds combined b 100% invested in one stock c Stocks from one industry only 24 Diversification helps investors: a Manage risk more effectively b Avoid learning about investments c Guarantee high returns 25 What is a stock? a A type of insurance b A loan from a bank c Ownership in a company 26 What is a mutual fund? a A bank account b A type of loan c A collection of investments managed by professionals 27 What is an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund)? a A fund traded on a stock exchange b A government tax c A savings account 28 Which investment option is generally managed by professional fund managers? a Cash b Mutual Funds c Savings Accounts 29 Why should university students learn about investing? a To build financial knowledge and long-term wealth b To guarantee immediate profits c To avoid budgeting 30 You have RM10,000. Which strategy demonstrates good investment practice? a Invest everything in one high-risk stock b Diversify investments across different assets c Keep all money under a mattress 31 Bonus: Scenario — You have RM10,000 virtual money. What investment principle are you applying? a Speculation b Gambling c Diversification

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Investment Challenge: PocketInvestorOnline version

by husna ardina

What is investing?

How is saving different from investing?

What does diversification accomplish?

What is the basic relationship between risk and return?

Which is typically considered a stock?

Difference between ETFs and mutual funds?

Why budget before investing?

What is a diversified portfolio example?

What does compounding mean in investing?

Which has generally higher risk, owning individual stocks or index funds?

What is investing?

What is the main difference between saving and investing?

Which of the following is an investment?

Why do people invest?

Which factor should be considered before investing?

What is investment risk?

Higher potential returns are usually associated with:

Which investment generally carries the highest risk?

Which investment is usually considered the safest?

If a stock price falls after purchase, the investor:

What does diversification mean?

Why is diversification important?

Which portfolio is more diversified?

Diversification helps investors:

What is a stock?

What is a mutual fund?

What is an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund)?

Which investment option is generally managed by professional fund managers?

Why should university students learn about investing?

You have RM10,000. Which strategy demonstrates good investment practice?

Bonus: Scenario — You have RM10,000 virtual money. What investment principle are you applying?