Free Printable Capital and Interest Worksheets for High School

Printable Capital and Interest worksheet examples

This free printable high school Capital and Interest worksheet page collects 2 printable worksheet samples for classroom practice and review. Available formats include Quiz and Practice. Examples include Quiz on Capital and Interest and Capital and Interest. Preview the examples, print a copy, or use SheetGenius to generate a custom Capital and Interest worksheet.

Capital and Interest worksheet FAQ

Are these Capital and Interest worksheets free to print?
Yes. The worksheet examples on this page can be previewed and printed from the directory. Sign in only if you want to generate a custom Capital and Interest worksheet.
What Capital and Interest worksheet formats are included?
This page includes quiz and practice examples for Capital and Interest.
Can I make a custom Capital and Interest worksheet?
Yes. SheetGenius can generate custom high school Capital and Interest worksheets, quizzes, and study guides after sign-in.

Here's some sample Capital and Interest quizzes Sign in to generate your own quiz worksheet.

Multiple Choice

  1. What is Capital?

A. Money used to purchase goods and services B. Money used to invest in businesses C. Money used to save for the future D. Money used to pay off debt

  1. What is Interest?

A. Money paid for the use of Capital B. Money paid for the use of goods and services C. Money paid for the use of debt D. Money paid for the use of savings

  1. What is the formula for calculating simple interest?

A. Interest = Principal x Rate x Time B. Interest = Principal + Rate x Time C. Interest = Principal - Rate x Time D. Interest = Principal ÷ Rate x Time

True or False

  1. Capital is money used to purchase goods and services. True False

  2. Interest is money paid for the use of debt. True False

  3. The formula for calculating simple interest is Interest = Principal + Rate x Time. True False

Fill in the Blank

  1. The amount of money initially borrowed, invested, or saved is called the __________.

  2. The rate of interest is usually expressed as a __________.

  3. Compound interest is interest that is calculated on the __________.

Short Answer

  1. What is the difference between simple and compound interest?

  2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using debt to finance capital investments?

Here's some sample Capital and Interest practice sheets Sign in to generate your own practice sheet worksheet.

.

Capital and Interest

  1. What is the definition of capital?

    • A: Capital is money or assets used to generate income.

  2. What is the definition of interest?

    • A: Interest is a fee paid for borrowing money or for delaying payment of a debt.

  3. What is the relationship between capital and interest?

    • A: The relationship between capital and interest is that capital is used to generate income, and interest is the fee paid for borrowing money or for delaying payment of a debt.

  4. What is the difference between simple interest and compound interest?

    • A: Simple interest is interest calculated only on the initial amount of a loan or deposit, while compound interest is interest calculated on the initial amount plus any interest that has accumulated over time.

  5. True or False: Capital is money or assets used to generate income.

    • A: True
Background image of planets in outer space