Recap Quiz

Year 12 A Level

Business

Revision Lesson

Motivation & Theories of Motivation

Multiple Choice

Which theorist believed that the only way to motivate staff is with money?

• Mayo

• Taylor

• Herzberg

• Maslow

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a need as identified by Maslow?

• Hygiene

• Esteem

• Self-actualisation

• Social

Multiple Choice

Motivating staff by giving them additional responsibility is known as ...

• Delegation

• Delayering

• Job Enrichment

• Job Rotation

Poll

G.O.A.T Entrepreneurs?

• Oprah Winfrey

• Elon Musk

• Sir. Richard Branson

• Kylie Jenner

Multiple Choice

The payment method whereby employees receive an annual amount, paid in 12 monthly instalments, regardless of hours worked is called:

• Commission

• Piece rate

• A wage

• A salary

Multiple Choice

When workers take a percentage of profits from the company they work for, what is this called?

• Bonus

• Fringe Benefits

• Profit-sharing

• Salary

Poll

What do you think would motivate you to work?

• Opportunity for growth and career development

• P'z / money

• Good work relationships and facilities

Multiple Choice

Non-financial methods include

• Praise and recognition

• salary and commission

• Job rotation, Job Enlargement

• Company car and cell phone

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a monetary method of motivation?

• Comission

• Pay Rise

• Recognition

• Bonuses

Open Ended

Most innovative Business?

Multiple Select

what are TWO benefits of a motivated workforce?

• This can result in better productivity

• customer service will most likely improve

• you can pay them less because they're enjoying work

• they only work when they feel like working

Fill in the Blanks

The proportion of the market a business holds is their is

Poll

Market share survey

• Sony

• Apple

• Samsung

• Motorolla

Poll

Market share survey. TELEVISIONs

• Samsung

• LG

• Sony

• Other

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a category in Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

• Social

• Travel

• Esteem

• Safety

Managing Operations

Multiple Choice

A definition of capacity is

• Total fixed costs of production

• The total production made in a given period

• The maximum output that can be achieved in a given period

• The minimum output required to breakeven

Open Ended

Most Difficult Business topic so far?

Multiple Choice

What is the capacity utilisation rate for a factory that can produce 20,000 units per month with an actual output of 18,000 units per month

• 90%

• 80%

• 111%

• 20%

Multiple Choice

a factory that can make 6000 units per week but actually produces 4500 units has a capacity utilisation of

• 25%

• 75%

• 40%

• 60%

Multiple Choice

Which of these could be a useful measure of production efficiency?

• Overheads per employee

• Output per machine or employee

• Total direct production costs

• Sales returns per week

Open Ended

What do you think it takes to get an A in Business?

Multiple Choice

What is under-utilisation

• When you don't buy enough raw materials

• When you don't buy enough capital goods

• When there are not enough workers to employ

• When resources are not being used efficiently

Multiple Choice

What is the formula for capacity utilisation

• Output per worker/Total output

• (Maximum possible output/Current Output) *100

• (Current output/Maximum possible output) *100

• Total output/Output per worker

Multiple Choice

Which of the following might result in increased spare capacity?

• A major competitor goes bust

• Successful response to a marketing campaign

• Closure of a surplus production facility

• A major product reaches end of product life cycle

Fill in the Blanks

A very small and specific market

Multiple Choice

How do train companies improve capacity utilisation

• Serve food onboard

• Charge more during peak times and less during off peak

• Run more regular services

• Buy more trains

Boston Matrix

Multiple Choice

A product with a high share of a mature market would be classified as a...

• Cash cow

• dog

• star

• problem child

Multiple Choice

A key reason for a business to have a balanced portfolio of products is to:

• Encourage innovation

• Recruit staff

• Raise finance

• Spread risk

Draw

Draw a PLC

Multiple Choice

Which category in the Boston Matrix is for the least successful products?

• Cash cows

• dogs

• stars

• cats

Multiple Choice

The Boston Matrix is used to help a firm manage its:

• Organisational structure

• Cash flow

• Product portfolio

• Share price

Multiple Choice

What are the two dimensions used to position a product in the Boston Matrix?

• Selling price & market demand

• Share price & market share

• Sales & profits

• Market share & market growth

Open Ended

Which category in the Boston Matrix is the iPod?

Multiple Choice

Cash flows for a product are most likely to be negative during which phase of the life cycle?

• Maturity

• Introduction

• Growth

• extension

Multiple Choice

Which one of these product is in the decline stage of the product life cycle?

• Smart TVs

• Cinema admissions

• Smartphone apps

• Music CDs

Open Ended

What is your target grade in Business

Multiple Choice

Monopoly is how many businesses

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4