Too Big To Fail by Andrew Ross Sorkin
  • 1. What is the central theme of 'Too Big To Fail'?
A) The housing market boom
B) The rise of technology companies
C) The financial crisis of 2008
D) The impact of globalization
  • 2. Who is the author of 'Too Big To Fail'?
A) David Brooks
B) Malcolm Gladwell
C) Andrew Ross Sorkin
D) Michael Lewis
  • 3. Which bank is prominently featured in the book?
A) Goldman Sachs
B) Lehman Brothers
C) JP Morgan Chase
D) Bear Stearns
  • 4. What did the term 'financial contagion' refer to in the book?
A) Enhanced international trade
B) Spread of financial problems from one institution to another
C) The rise of online banking
D) Increased investment in stocks
  • 5. How does Sorkin describe the situation during the crisis?
A) Long-term and strategic
B) Calm and collected
C) Chaotic and urgent
D) Planned and systematic
  • 6. Which U.S. Treasury Secretary is featured in the book?
A) Robert Rubin
B) Tim Geithner
C) Larry Summers
D) Henry Paulson
  • 7. Which term refers to the practice of providing financial assistance to failing banks?
A) Subsidy
B) Bailout
C) Loan
D) Investment
  • 8. Which government's response to the crisis is discussed?
A) The United States government
B) The European Union
C) The Bank of China
D) The IMF
  • 9. What action did the Federal Reserve take during the crisis?
A) Stopped lending
B) Lowered interest rates
C) Raised interest rates
D) Increased reserve requirements
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