WorksheetsHigher Business - Revision Quiz 2
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 28mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Secondary Sector
a)
Identify which sector of industry Kellogg's would operate in
b)
Describe which sector of industry Kellogg's would operate in
c)
Identify which sector of the economy Kellogg's would operate in
d)
Describe which sector of the economy Kellogg's would operate in
e)
Identify which sector of industry the NHS operate in
2.
Private Sector
a)
State the sector of the economy that Barr’s (Irn-bru) operate in
b)
Describe the sector of the economy that Barr’s (Irn-bru) operate in
c)
State the sector of the Industry that Barr’s (Irn-bru) operate in
d)
Describe the sector of the Industry that Barr’s (Irn-bru) operate in
e)
Explain the sector of the Industry that Barr’s (Irn-bru) operate in
3.
Effective way of growing the business, therefore increasing market share
a)
Explain an advantage of franchising for a franchiser
b)
Explain an advantage of franchising for a franchisee
c)
Describe an advantage of franchising for a franchiser
d)
Describe an advantage of franchising for a franchisee
e)
Outline an advantage of franchising for a franchisee
4.
The internet can be used to complete market research and Social media can be used to interact with customers.
a)
Outline two ways that technology can support the Marketing department.
b)
Explain two ways that technology can support the Marketing department.
c)
Discuss two ways that technology can support the Marketing department.
d)
Outline two ways that technology can support the Finance department.
e)
Outline two ways that technology can support the HR department.
5.
The business will have to consider the availability of labour, therefore ensuring that there are people who can actually manufacture/sell the products and services.
a)
Explain the influences that may impact a business's location.
b)
Describe the influences that may impact a business's location.
c)
Explain the influences that may impact a business's price.
d)
Describe the influences that may impact a business's Price.
e)
Outline the influences that may impact a business's location.
6.
Charging a different price for the same product to different people, sometimes at different times of the year.
a)
Outline what is meant by Discriminatory Pricing.
b)
Outline what is meant by Promotional Pricing.
c)
Outline what is meant by Psychological Pricing.
d)
Outline what is meant by Loss Leader Pricing.
e)
Outline what is meant by Marketing Skimming.
7.
The position that the product is in the 'Product Life Cycle'.
a)
Outline a factor that will impact on the price a business charges for their product.
b)
Outline a factors that will impact on the location of a business.
c)
Explain a factors that will impact on the price a business charges for their product.
d)
Explain a factors that will impact on the location of a business.
e)
Outline a factor that will impact on a business's choice of supplier
8.
A name, symbol or design that makes a product distinctive to customers, promoting an image/lifestyle.
a)
Outline what is meant by a brand.
b)
Explain what is meant by a brand.
c)
Discuss a pricing strategy a business may use.
d)
Outline what is meant by the 'Product Life Cycle'
e)
Justify the use of branding to an organisation.
9.
CAD and CAM can be used to support with the design and manufacturing stages.
a)
Outline the use of Technology in the Operations department.
b)
Outline the use of Technology in the Finance department.
c)
Outline the use of Technology in the HR department.
d)
Outline the use of Technology in the Marketing department.
e)
Outline the use of Technology in the Public Relations department.
10.
Benchmarking involves comparing the standard of a product to the industry leader, whereas quality circle involves listening to staff about improvements they feel could benefit the quality of the product.
a)
Compare the use of two quality control methods.
b)
Discuss the use of quality control.
c)
Explain the use of Benchmarking.
d)
Describe the use of Quality Circles.
e)
Outline a way in which the business can ensure quality products are produced.
11.
Job production produces products specific to customers requirements, whereas batch production produces several products at the same time.
a)
Compare the two production methods.
b)
Describe the two production methods.
c)
Outline the two production methods.
d)
Describe what is meant by Batch Production.
e)
Describe what is meant by Batch Production.
12.
The quality of the raw materials will be important, therefore the business can ensure that only good quality products are being used in their production line.
a)
Explain a factor a business must consider when choosing a supplier.
b)
Describe a factor a business must consider when choosing a supplier.
c)
Outline a factor a business must consider when choosing a supplier.
d)
Explain a factor a business must consider when setting the price for a product.
e)
Describe a factor a business must consider when setting the price for a product.
13.
The level at which inventory should not rise above.
a)
Outline what is meant by the Maximum Inventory Level
b)
Outline what is meant by the Minimal Inventory Level
c)
Outline what is meant by the Inventory Delivery Level
d)
Explain what is meant by the Maximum Inventory Level
e)
Justify what is meant by the Maximum Inventory Level
14.
Age, Disability, Gender and Race
a)
Identify what is meant by the 'Protected Characteristics'
b)
Describe what is meant by the 'Protected Characteristics'
c)
Outline the features of the Equality Act 2010
d)
Describe the features of the Equality Act 2010
e)
Justify the features of the Equality Act 2010
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