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Truth in Lending Quiz

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Which federal law requires a lender to inform the borrower as to the annual percentage rate on a loan?
a.
Real Estate Settlement and Procedures act (RESPA)
c.
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
b.
Truth-In-Lending Act (REGULATION Z)
d.
Interest Reporting Act
 

 2. 

All of the following are part of the ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE on a loan EXCEPT:
a.
Service charges
c.
Attorney's fees
b.
Loan origination fees
d.
Discount points
 

 3. 

A broker runs the following ad in a local newspaper: "Four bedroom, 3 bath home in Soaring Hawk location. $30,000 down and get a 9% loan with payments of $766 per month. The ad is a violation of which of the following laws:
a.
RESPA
c.
Truth-In-Lending
b.
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
d.
Fair-and-Truthful Advertising Act
 

 4. 

Under Truth-In-Lending, if a broker advertises a property with an assumable loan he/she must:
a.
State the finance charge as an annual percentage rate
c.
Give the current rate of interest in the marketplace
b.
Provide the newspaper with all the data about the loan
d.
Keep the details of the loan on file in his office
 

 5. 

Which of the following would be regulated by Truth-In-Lending?
a.
A commercial loan to construct an apartment building
c.
A loan on a single-family house with more than 4 payments
b.
A farm loan
d.
An investment loan
 

 6. 

If a broker advertises a property as having an "Assumable Variable Rate Loan with a range of 8% to 11 %". It would be a violation of Truth-In-Lending (Regulation Z) because:
a.
The sale price was not given
c.
Adjustable loans are not assumable
b.
The ad must state "Annual Percentage Rate" after the interest rate
d.
The interest range is too wide
 

 7. 

Which of the following are regulated by Regulation Z?
a.
Maximum interest rates on consumer loan
c.
Maximum time a contract can run
b.
Consumer installment loans (Car Loans)
d.
Closing costs charged at settlement
 

 8. 

A real estate broker has placed the following ad in a local newspaper:
"Only $95,000 buys this beautiful, two story, four bedroom, three bath home. Make a small down payment and assume a low-interest rate loan with a 9 percent annual percentage rate."
Under the Truth-In-Lending Act the above ad would be:
a.
Not permitted because the term annual percentage rate must be abbreviated APR
c.
Not permitted because the "9 percent annual percentage rate is a "trigger" item
b.
Not permitted because the "cash" price of $95,500 is a "trigger" term
d.
Permitted
 

 9. 

Truth-In Lending establishes limits on which of the following?
a.
The rate of interest the bank can charge on a mortgage loan
c.
The maximum number of days the borrower has to exercise his right of recision
b.
The length of time a borrower can take to pay back a loan
d.
The total closing costs to be charged by a lender
 

 10. 

A local newspaper ran an ad for Star Realty concerning a property listed with the broker-owner.
"Purchase this beautiful property today with no closing fees, no loan discount points, and no appraisal necessary on a 7% conventional loan."
Which statement in this ad is a violation of Truth-In-Lending?
a.
No appraisal necessary
c.
No fees or loan discount points
b.
Purchase the property today
d.
7% conventional loan
 

 11. 

Under Truth-In-Lending the annual percentage rate shows:
a.
The True Cost of Credit
c.
Interest and penalties
b.
Interest charges only
d.
Debt Service
 

 12. 

Which of the following loans are covered by Truth-In-Lending (Regulation Z)?
a.
A rancher borrows $30,000 from the bank
c.
A corporation borrows $50,000 to paint it's buildings
b.
A person borrows $5,000 from a friend to buy a car
d.
A homeowner gets a second mortgage on his residence
 

 13. 

All of the following are covered by the Truth-In-Lending Act EXCEPT:
a.
A car loan of more than 5 payments
c.
A home equity loan
b.
A loan than places a 2nd mortgage on a residence
d.
A loan to buy a pet store
 

 14. 

A broker runs an ad in a local newspaper for a property at $124,500 with only $4,000 down. Must she provide any additional information?
a.
Yes, because the price is a "trigger" item
c.
Yes, because the down payment is a trigger item.
b.
No, because the price and the down payment are not trigger items
d.
No, because the price is less than $125,000
 

 15. 

Which of the following statements in an ad would require full disclosure according to Truth-In-Lending?
a.
Low monthly payments
c.
FHA and VA financing available on variable rate loans
b.
Easy credit to qualified borrowers
d.
Only 5% down on FHA loans
 

 16. 

A borrower must be told the APR to:
a.
Require interest to be charged on an annual basis
c.
Eliminate discrimination
b.
Allow borrowers to compare the true cost of credit
d.
Guarantee the borrower the lowest rate of interest
 



 
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