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Year 10 Finance Management

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Sources of finance are broken down into two categories. What are they?

a)

Loans and Crowdfunding

b)

Debt and Finance

c)

Equity and Debt

d)

Equity and Borrowing

2.

What are the financial objectives of a business?

a)

Profitability, Liquidity, Solvency, Growth and Efficiency

b)

Profit and Growth

c)

Profitability, Solvency, Efficiency and Growth

d)

Growth, Profit, Efficiency and Income

3.

What relates to a business's ability to convert assets quickly to cash which may then be used to cover expenses?

a)

Debt

b)

Liquidity

c)

Profitability

d)

Growth

4.

What is the website Kickstarter.com an example of?

a)

Angel Investment

b)

Bank Loan

c)

Venture Capitalists

d)

Crowdfunding

5.

The internal funds invested into a business and used to purchase assets; often referred to as capital is known as

a)

Debt

b)

Equity

6.

What is the criteria we use to evaluate?

a)

Competitiveness, Stakeholder and Effectiveness

b)

Competitiveness, Stakeholder Satisfaction, Effectiveness and Efficiency

c)

Cranberry Sauce Every Evening

d)

Competitiveness, stakeholder satisfaction, effectiveness and evaluation

7.

What source of finance is a mortgage an example of?

a)

Debt-overdraft

b)

Equity- Venture Capitalists

c)

Equity- Set Funding

d)

Debt- Bank Loan

8.

What example of equity finance typically requires a large controlling share of the business and often provides management or industry advice when investing in the business?

a)

Self Funding

b)

Venture Capitalists

c)

Angel Investors

d)

Crowdfunding

9.

What are the different ways that a business in the start-up stage can source equity finance?

a)

Self funding

b)

Private investors (angel)

c)

Venture capitalists

d)

Crowdfunding

e)

Overdraft

10.

What does this describe?

When a person contributes their own funds to a business or enterprising activity, with the goal of making a return on their money

a)

Investment

b)

Debt

c)

Equity

d)

Self Fundinging

11.

When is a private investor considered an angel investor?

a)

When the investor provides equity finance to a charity

b)

When the investor lends money at a lower interest than the banks

c)

When a private investor provides equity finance to a private company in the start up stage.