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Travel Card Test
In order to be certified to receive a Travel Card (TCard), you must achieve a minimum score of 85 on this test and attend a
Concur Request & Expense training. For more information regarding Concur training, please email travel@cofc.edu.
You will be able to view your total score at the end of test. You may reference the TCard Manual on Procurement's website if you need to.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Read each question carefully
For each question, select the best answer
Each question is worth 4 points
This quiz is based on the College of Charleston Travel Card User Manual and is designed to assess your understanding of the program's requirements, policies, and procedures.
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1.
What is the primary purpose of the College of Charleston Travel Card?
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4 points
a. To pay for personal travel
b. To pay for business-related travel expenses
c. To earn personal rewards points
d. To pay for student activities
2.
Who is responsible for reconciling travel Card transactions in Concur?
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a. The travel card administrator
b. The Cardholder
c. The Department Head
d. The Controller's Office
3.
Which of the following is NOT an allowable Travel Card expense?
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a. Airfare for business travel
b. Hotel accommodations for a conference
c. Personal car repairs
d. Conference registration fees
4.
What must an employee do before being issued a Travel Card?
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a. Pass a background check
b. Complete required training and pass a test
c. Submit a personal credit report
d. Make a deposit
5.
Who must approve a Travel Card application?
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a. The Cardholder's Department Head, Director, or Dean
b. The Cardholder's peers
c. The Controller's Office only
d. The State Comptroller General
6.
What is the default monthly credit limit for a Travel Card?
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4 points
a. $1,000
b. $5,000
c. $10,000
d. $20,000
7.
If a Travel Card is lost or stolen, what is the first action the cardholder should take?
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a. Notify the Travel Card Administrator
b. Notify Bank of America
c. Notify the Department Head
d. Wait until the next business day
8.
Which of the following is a restricted charge of the Travel Card?
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a. Airfare for a business trip
b. Alcoholic beverages
c. Hotel for a conference
d. Taxi fare
9.
What is the consequence for willfully splitting purchases to avoid single transction limits?
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a. Written warning
b. Suspension of Travel Card privileges
c. Revocation of card privileges with possible termination
d. None of the Above
10. How long are Travel Cards valid from the date of issue?
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a. 1 year
b. 3 years
c. 5 years
d. 10 years
11. Who should be contacted for changes to card limits?
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a. The Controller's Office
b. The Travel Card Administrator
c. The Department Head
d. Bank of America
e. a and d
f. b and c
12. What documentation must be uploaded to Concur for each transaction?
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a. A memo from the Department Head
b. Itemized, original receipts
c. A copy of the Travel Card
d. A personal credit card statement
13.
What is the deadline for submitting an Expense Report after travel is completed?
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a. 3 days
b. 7 days
c. 15 days
d. 10 days
14.
What happens if transactions are not expensed within 60 days of travel completion?
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a. They are automatically approved
b. They may be tax reportable to the traveler
c. They are deleted
d. They are paid by the department
15.
What is the penalty for missing receipts on the first offense?
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a. Suspension of Travel Card privileges
b. Written warning and liable for undocumented purchases
c. Revocation of Travel Card privileges
d. No penalty
16.
What is the procedure for disputing a billing error?
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a. Ignore the error
b. Contact the vendor and, if unresolved, file a dispute with Bank of America
c. Notify the Department Head only
d. Wait for the next statement
17. How long must records for federally funded Travel Cards be retained?
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4 points
a. 1 year
b. 2 years
c. 3 years from submission of the final financial report
d. 5 years
18.
What is the process for requesting an override for a blocked Merchant Category Code (MCC)?
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4 points
a. Call Bank of America directly
b. Email your Department Head and copy
travel@cofc.edu
with vendor name, description of purchase, and amount
c. Make the purchase and explain later
d. Ask the vendor to change their code
19. What must be included in the justification for a purchase?
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a. The 5 W's (Who, What, Where, When, Why)
b. Only the amount
c. The vendor's address
d. The cardholder's home address
20.
What is the College's policy regarding sales tax on Travel Card purchases?
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4 points
a. The College is tax-exempt
b. All purchases are subject to tax
c. Only out-of-state purchases are taxed
d. Only hotel stays are taxed
21.
The Travel Card may be used for personal expenses if reimbursed later.
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4 points
a. True
b. False
22. Only the cardholder is authorized to use their Travel Card.
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a. True
b. False
23. Allowing another person to use your Travel Card can result in suspension or revocation of privileges.
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a. True
b. False
24. Cardholders are required to upload receipts before receiving full approval of their expense report in Concur.
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a. True
b. False
25. If you suspect fraudulent use of your Travel Card, you should contact the Office of Procurement.
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4 points
a. True
b. False
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