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GCSE Business Studies: Break-even 101

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What does break even point show?
a)
where a business is neither making a profit or loss
b)
how many items to make
c)
how much profit they're making
d)
where a business has more fixed costs than variable
2.

What assumption does this statement say "Break even is 54 units"?

a)

if we sell 55 we aren't making a profit

b)

if we sell 54 we begin to make a profit

c)

if we sell 55 we begin to make a profit

d)

if we sell 54 we are not yet at break even point

3.
What is one limitation to calculating break even?
a)
helps projected sales
b)
based on estimates
c)
based on multiple products
d)
considers stock wastage
4.
To draw the BE graph you must plot Total Costs and ........
a)
Total Production
b)
Total Revenue
c)
Total Fixed Costs
d)
Total Units
5.
Some business costs are classified as fixed costs because they
a)
must be paid within a set time
b)
don't change when sales go up or down
c)
are unpredictable and must be estimated
d)
cost all businesses the same amount
6.
It may be difficult for a new business to predict its variable costs because new businesses
a)
are sometimes short of working capital
b)
don't have access to industry figures
c)
may have inexperienced employees
d)
don't have past sales records
7.

The formula to calculate revenue is:

a)

REVENUE = FIXED COSTS + VARIABLE COSTS

b)

REVENUE = VARIABLE COSTS * PRICE

c)

REVENUE = UNITS SOLD * PRICE

d)

REVENUE = UNITS SOLD * TOTAL COSTS

8.

The formula to calculate Total Cost is:

a)

TOTAL COST = VARIABLE COSTS X FIXED COSTS

b)

TOTAL COST = VARIABLE COSTS + FIXED COSTS

c)

TOTAL COST = REVENUE - VARIABLE COSTS

d)

TOTAL COST = REVENUE - FIXED COSTS

9.

What is represented by the purple region in the break even diagram shown here?

a)

The break even point

b)

Profit

c)

Loss

10.

What is represented by the orange region in the break even diagram shown here?

a)

The break even point

b)

Profit

c)

Loss