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When a Bank Lends Money D2.Eco.9.K-2
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1. Is borrowing from a bank free?
A. Yes, banks lend for free B. Yes, if you ask politely C. No, the borrower pays interest 2. What is interest on a loan?
A. Money the bank gives away for free B. Extra money a borrower pays for using the bank's money C. A discount on a toy 3. A bakery borrows money to buy a bigger oven. How can that help?
A. It can close the bakery B. It never has to pay the loan back C. It can bake more bread to sell and pay the loan back 4. Why might a family borrow from a bank?
A. To buy a home they cannot pay for all at once B. To buy a pack of gum C. To waste money on purpose 5. Which is a responsible way to borrow from a bank?
A. Borrow as much as you can B. Skip payments when you like C. Borrow only what you can pay back on time 6. What is a loan?
A. Money that is a free gift B. Money found on the street C. Money that is borrowed and must be paid back 7. A bank lends Ms. Lee money to open a store. What does she promise?
A. To never open the store B. To give the bank her store for free C. To pay the money back, with interest, over time 8. Who owns the money that people deposit in a bank?
A. The people who deposited it B. The bank teller C. The mayor LessonPrint · D2.Eco.9.K-2 · Set 9 · free to copy for classroom use
Answer key — When a Bank Lends Money Set 9. Prints on its own sheet.
1. No, the borrower pays interest 2. Extra money a borrower pays for using the bank's money 3. It can bake more bread to sell and pay the loan back 4. To buy a home they cannot pay for all at once 5. Borrow only what you can pay back on time 6. Money that is borrowed and must be paid back 7. To pay the money back, with interest, over time 8. The people who deposited it Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to D2.Eco.9.K-2 of the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards.