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1) The total dollar return on a share of stock is defined as the: A) change in the price of the stock over a period. B) dividend income divided by the beginning price per share. C) capital gain or loss plus any dividend income. D) change in the stock price divided by the original stock price. E) annual dividend income received. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Section : 1.1 Returns Topic : Stock returns and yields Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic 2) The dividend yield is defined as the annual dividend expressed as a percentage of the: A) average stock price. B) initial stock price. C) ending stock price. D) total annual return. E) capital gain. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Section : 1.1 Returns Topic : Stock returns and yields Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Version 1 3 3) The capital gains yield is equal to: A) (Pt − Pt + 1 + Dt + 1)/ Pt + 1. B) (Pt + 1 − Pt + Dt)/Pt. C) Dt + 1/Pt. D) (Pt + 1 − Pt)/Pt. E) (Pt + 1 − Pt)/Pt + 1. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Section : 1.1 Returns Topic : Stock returns and yields Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic 4) When the total return on an investment is expressed on a per-year basis it is called the: A) capital gains yield. B) dividend yield. C) holding period return. D) effective annual return. E) initial return. Version 1 4 Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Section : 1.1 Returns Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Topic : Annual, holding period, and effective rates 5) The risk-free rate is: A) another term for the dividend yield. B) defined as the increase in the value of a share of stock over time. C) the rate of return earned on an investment in a firm that you personally own. D) defined as the total of the capital gains yield plus the dividend yield. E) the rate of return on a riskless investment. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Section : 1.3 Average Returns: The First Lesson Topic : Risk and return relationship 6) The rate of return earned on a U.S. Treasury bill is frequently used as a proxy for the: A) risk premium. B) deflated rate of return. C) risk-free rate. D) expected rate of return. E) market rate of return. Version 1 5 Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Section : 1.3 Average Returns: The First Lesson Topic : Risk and return relationship 7) The risk premium is defined as the rate of return on: A) a risky asset minus the risk-free rate. B) the overall market. C) a U.S. Treasury bill. D) a risky asset minus the inflation rate. E) a riskless investment. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Section : 1.3 Average Returns: The First Lesson Topic : Risk premiums Learning Objective : 01-03 The historical risks on various important types of investments. 8) The additional return earned for accepting risk is called the: A) inflated return. B) capital gains yield. C) real return. D) riskless rate. E) risk premium. Version 1 6 Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Section : 1.3 Average Returns: The First Lesson Topic : Risk premiums Learning Objective : 01-03 The historical risks on various important types of investments. 9) The standard deviation is a measure of: A) volatility. B) total return. C) capital gains. D) changes in dividend yields. E) changes in the capital gains rate. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Learning Objective : 01-03 The historical risks on various important types of investments. Section : 1.4 Return Variability: The Second Lesson Topic : Standard deviation and variance 10) A frequency distribution, which is completely defined by its average (mean) and variance or standard deviation, is referred to as a(n): Version 1 7 A) normal distribution. B) variance distribution. C) expected rate of return. D) average geometric return. E) average arithmetic return. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Learning Objective : 01-03 The historical risks on various important types of investments. Section : 1.4 Return Variability: The Second Lesson Topic : Normal probability distribution 11) The arithmetic average return is the: A) summation of the returns for a number of years, t, divided by (t − 1). B) compound total return for a period of years, t, divided by t. C) average compound return earned per year over a multi-year period. D) average squared return earned in a single year. E) return earned in an average year over a multi-year period. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Section : 1.5 More on Average Returns Topic : Arithmetic, geometric, and dollar-weighted returns 12) The average compound return earned per year over a multi-year period is called the: Version 1 8 A) total return. B) average capital gains yield. C) variance. D) arithmetic average return. E) geometric average return. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Section : 1.5 More on Average Returns Topic : Arithmetic, geometric, and dollar-weighted returns 13) The average compound return earned per year over a multi-year period when investment inflows and outflows are considered is called the: A) total return. B) average capital gains yield. C) dollar-weighted average return. D) arithmetic average return. E) geometric average return. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Bloom's : Remember Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Section : 1.5 More on Average Returns Topic : Arithmetic, geometric, and dollar-weighted returns Version 1 9 14) Which one of the following statements is correct concerning the dividend yield and the total return? A) The dividend yield can be zero while the total return must be a positive value. B) The total return can be negative but the dividend yield cannot be negative. C) The total return must be greater than the dividend yield. D) The total return plus the capital gains yield is equal to the dividend yield. E) The dividend yield exceeds the total return when a stock increases in value. Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Section : 1.1 Returns Topic : Stock returns and yields Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Bloom's : Understand 15) An annualized return: A) is less than a holding period return when the holding period is less than one year. B) is expressed as the summation of the capital gains yield and the dividend yield on an investment. C) is expressed as the capital gains yield that would have been realized if an investment had been held for a twelve-month period. D) is computed as (1 + holding period percentage return)m, where “m” is the number of holding periods in a year. E) is computed as (1 + holding period percentage return)m, where “m” is the number of months in the holding period. Version 1 10 Question Details Difficulty : 1 Easy Section : 1.1 Returns Learning Objective : 01-01 How to calculate the return on an investment using different methods. Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Accessibility : Screen Reader Compatible Gradable : automatic Topic : Annual, holding period, and effective rates Bloom's : Understand Answer Key Test name: Chapter 01 1) C 2) B 3) D 4) D 5) E 6) C 7) A 8) E 9) A 10) A 11) E 12) E 13) C 14) B 15) D