WorksheetsBusiness Fundamentals Quiz Three
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 21mins
Identify the 4 Functions of a Business.
Culture, Management, Leadership, Design
Planning, Organising, Leading, Controlling
Human Resources, Finance, Operations, Marketing
Marketing, Finance, Culture, Management
Which of the following are leadership styles?
Marketing and Operations
Charismatic and Transformational
Dictator and Follower
Consultative and Laissez-Faire
Which of the following are Management Styles?
Marketing and Operations
Charismatic and Transformational
Dictator and Follower
Consultative and Laissez-Faire
Identify the Management Style being described. The person in charge has total control and authority. They have a dictatorial style and there is no reward or recognition of employees.
Persuasive
Laissez-Faire
Consultative
Autocratic
Identify the Management Style described. This style is very democratic. Authority is decentralised and both managers and employees make decisions together
Participative
Autocratic
Laissez-Faire
Consultative
Which of the 4 Business Functions are responsible for hiring new employees, training and motivating employees?
Finance
Operations
Human Resources
Marketing
What does PEST stand for?
Please Eat Some Toast
Political, Environmental, Social, Technological
Politicians, Employees, Suppliers, Traders
Political, Economic, Social, Technological
Identify what is being defined. An individual who is a leader and innovator of new ideas and business processes and who has the skill set and courage to take a risk and turn a concept into a reality.
Intrapreneur
Entrepreneur
Identify what is being defined. An individual inside a business who innovates and creates a new idea or concept for the business. They are able to use the resources of the business they work for to turn their concept into a reality.
Intrapreneur
Entrepreneur
What are the 4 types of innovation?
Planning, Organising, Leading, Controlling
Product, Process, Marketing, Organisational
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Financial, Operations, Human Resources, Marketing
What are the 4 Innovation Theories?
Financial, Operations, Human Resources, Marketing
Political, Economic, Social, Technological
Incremental, Architectural, Disruptive, Radical
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Identify the Innovation Theory described. This innovation creates an entirely new market of its own. It harnesses a new technology and business model. An example is Amazon.
Radical
Incremental
Disruptive
Architectural
Identify the Innovation Theory described. This innovation occurs over time through a series of small improvements. It helps improve a product's market position. An example is the iPhone.
Radical
Incremental
Architectural
Disruptive
What does SCAMPER stand for>
Score Correct Answers Making Proper Explained Reasons
Social, Competitors, Marketing, Political, Economic, Retail
Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse
Substitute, Competitors, Adapt, Market, Put to another use, Economic, Reverse
What is Competitive Advantage?
Attributes that allow the business to outperform its competitors to take a more superior market position.
An analysis of the advantages of each competitor.
Attaining first place in Advertising ratings.
When Competitors take advantage of a rival business's technological innovation.
Select the TWO types of Competitive Advantage from the list below.
Marketing
Cost
Differentiation
Innovation
Identify the THREE types of Differentiation Competitive Advantage from the list below.
Product
Marketing
Quality
Service
Identify the type of Differentiation Competitive Advantage described. The appeal of the business idea is that it is perceived as being of higher quality or technically superior.
Quality
Product
Cost
Service
What are the 6 most common business goals?
Product, Price, Place, Promotion, Market, Growth
Political, Economic, Social, Technology, Market Share, Growth
Profit, Market Share, Employment, Societal Needs and Wants, Sustainability, Growth
Profit, Market Share, Economic, Supplier Needs and Wants, Social, Growth
Industry Sales ÷Company Sales =
Profit
Growth
Market Share
Employment
Revenue − Expenses =
Profit
Growth
Market Share
Employment
Producing products which are ethically and sustainably produced is an example of which common business goal?
Profitability
Market Share
Sustainability
Growth
Identify the Legal Ownership Structure described. The business has unlimited liability and the business is not a separate legal entity. There is only one owner who has complete control of decision making and receives all profit.
Partnership
Conglomerate
Public Company
Sole Trader
True or False. Private and Public Companies have unlimited liability.
True
False
Identify the stage of the Business Life-cycle being described. This is considered to be the riskiest stage. The business is established and the product/service is ready to go to the market to sell. Sales must be made to ensure cash flow, in order for the business to continue operating.
Seed
Start Up
Growth
Maturity
Post Maturity
