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WorksheetsUnit 6
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Child Labour
a)
The use of young children, below the legal age for employment, in order to achieve low-cost production
b)
The import and export of goods and services
c)
When resources are reused produce something
d)
Businesses that operate in different countries around the world
2.
Climate Change
a)
The process is when average temperatures rise or fall and patterns of weather change
b)
The cost per unit produced. The greater the productivity of workers, the lower the unit cost of production
c)
Rules about the goods and services that can be sold in a country
d)
Resources that can only be used once, such as oil
3.
Consumer Income
a)
The total amount of income that all customers in the country receive and which they have available to spend
b)
The process of getting rid of unwanted materials
c)
Resources that can be used more than once, such as wind or water power, or that can be recreated such as crops
d)
Causing harm to the environment including air, land and water
4.
Customers
a)
Buyers who buy goods and services for the satisfaction or benefit they will get from them. Customers largely buy from retailers
b)
Money or assets such as machines, buildings, vehicles
c)
When production does not lead to the depletion of natural resources
d)
A measure of the output of each worker on average
5.
Distribution of Income
a)
Refers to how the income is shared out amongst different people in the community.
b)
The use of young children, below the legal age for employment, in order to achieve low-cost production
c)
A tax on goods or services that is imported
d)
A limit in terms of weight or value on the amount of a good or service that can be imported
6.
Economic Climate
a)
Refers to how well the country is doing in terms of the levels of income and employment
b)
The process is when average temperatures rise or fall and patterns of weather change
c)
The import and export of goods and services
d)
A period when GDP is falling, causing income and employment to fall
7.
Economic Growth
a)
A period when GDP is rising, causing income and employment to rise
b)
The total amount of income that all customers in the country receive and which they have available to spend
c)
The cost per unit produced. The greater the productivity of workers, the lower the unit cost of production
d)
When resources are reused produce something
8.
Environmentally Friendly
a)
An adjective that describes consumers and businesses that act to make production sustainable
b)
Buyers who buy goods and services for the satisfaction or benefit they will get from them. Customers largely buy from retailers
c)
The process of getting rid of unwanted materials
d)
Rules about the goods and services that can be sold in a country
9.
Ethical Business
a)
Businesses that behave in a morally correct way
b)
Refers to how the income is shared out amongst different people in the community.
c)
Money or assets such as machines, buildings, vehicles
d)
Resources that can be used more than once, such as wind or water power, or that can be recreated such as crops
10.
Ethical Marketing
a)
Marketing activities that seek to give customers information to make good choices for themselves
b)
Refers to how well the country is doing in terms of the levels of income and employment
c)
The use of young children, below the legal age for employment, in order to achieve low-cost production
d)
When production does not lead to the depletion of natural resources
11.
Ethics
a)
What is right and what is wrong
b)
A period when GDP is rising, causing income and employment to rise
c)
The process is when average temperatures rise or fall and patterns of weather change
d)
A tax on goods or services that is imported
12.
Free Trade
a)
The absence of restrictions on trade between countries
b)
An adjective that describes consumers and businesses that act to make production sustainable
c)
The total amount of income that all customers in the country receive and which they have available to spend
d)
The import and export of goods and services
13.
Globalisation
a)
The process by which business activity around the world has become increasingly interconnected
b)
Businesses that behave in a morally correct way
c)
Buyers who buy goods and services for the satisfaction or benefit they will get from them. Customers largely buy from retailers
d)
The cost per unit produced. The greater the productivity of workers, the lower the unit cost of production
14.
Global Warming
a)
The rise in average temperatures that scientists say is taking place
b)
Marketing activities that seek to give customers information to make good choices for themselves
c)
Refers to how the income is shared out amongst different people in the community.
d)
The process of getting rid of unwanted materials
15.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
a)
A measure of how much a country produces in a year. It influences the level of income and employment
b)
What is right and what is wrong
c)
Refers to how well the country is doing in terms of the levels of income and employment
d)
Money or assets such as machines, buildings, vehicles
16.
Income
a)
The amount of money that people receive from work and from assets they own, such as shares and property
b)
The absence of restrictions on trade between countries
c)
A period when GDP is rising, causing income and employment to rise
d)
The use of young children, below the legal age for employment, in order to achieve low-cost production
17.
International Branding
a)
Creating an image or values for a product that are communicated in countries around the world
b)
The process by which business activity around the world has become increasingly interconnected
c)
An adjective that describes consumers and businesses that act to make production sustainable
d)
The process is when average temperatures rise or fall and patterns of weather change
18.
International Economic Climate
a)
Refers to what is happening to income and employment in different parts of the world
b)
The rise in average temperatures that scientists say is taking place
c)
Businesses that behave in a morally correct way
d)
The total amount of income that all customers in the country receive and which they have available to spend
19.
Level of Employment
a)
The number of people in work in a country
b)
A measure of how much a country produces in a year. It influences the level of income and employment
c)
Marketing activities that seek to give customers information to make good choices for themselves
d)
Buyers who buy goods and services for the satisfaction or benefit they will get from them. Customers largely buy from retailers
20.
Level of Income
a)
The average income of people in a country
b)
The amount of money that people receive from work and from assets they own, such as shares and property
c)
What is right and what is wrong
d)
Refers to how the income is shared out amongst different people in the community.
21.
Level of Unemployment
a)
The number of people out of work in a country
b)
Creating an image or values for a product that are communicated in countries around the world
c)
The absence of restrictions on trade between countries
d)
Refers to how well the country is doing in terms of the levels of income and employment
22.
Multinational Companies
a)
Businesses that operate in different countries around the world
b)
Refers to what is happening to income and employment in different parts of the world
c)
The process by which business activity around the world has become increasingly interconnected
d)
A period when GDP is rising, causing income and employment to rise
23.
Non-Renewable Resources
a)
Resources that can only be used once, such as oil
b)
The number of people in work in a country
c)
The rise in average temperatures that scientists say is taking place
d)
An adjective that describes consumers and businesses that act to make production sustainable
24.
Pollution
a)
Causing harm to the environment including air, land and water
b)
The average income of people in a country
c)
A measure of how much a country produces in a year. It influences the level of income and employment
d)
Businesses that behave in a morally correct way
25.
Productivity
a)
A measure of the output of each worker on average
b)
The number of people out of work in a country
c)
The amount of money that people receive from work and from assets they own, such as shares and property
d)
Marketing activities that seek to give customers information to make good choices for themselves
26.
Quota
a)
A limit in terms of weight or value on the amount of a good or service that can be imported
b)
Businesses that operate in different countries around the world
c)
Creating an image or values for a product that are communicated in countries around the world
d)
What is right and what is wrong
27.
Recession
a)
A period when GDP is falling, causing income and employment to fall
b)
Resources that can only be used once, such as oil
c)
Refers to what is happening to income and employment in different parts of the world
d)
The absence of restrictions on trade between countries
28.
Recycling
a)
When resources are reused produce something
b)
Causing harm to the environment including air, land and water
c)
The number of people in work in a country
d)
The process by which business activity around the world has become increasingly interconnected
29.
Regulations
a)
Rules about the goods and services that can be sold in a country
b)
A measure of the output of each worker on average
c)
The average income of people in a country
d)
The rise in average temperatures that scientists say is taking place
30.
Renewable Resources
a)
Resources that can be used more than once, such as wind or water power, or that can be recreated such as crops
b)
A limit in terms of weight or value on the amount of a good or service that can be imported
c)
The number of people out of work in a country
d)
A measure of how much a country produces in a year. It influences the level of income and employment
31.
Sustainable Production
a)
When production does not lead to the depletion of natural resources
b)
A period when GDP is falling, causing income and employment to fall
c)
Businesses that operate in different countries around the world
d)
The amount of money that people receive from work and from assets they own, such as shares and property
32.
Tariff
a)
A tax on goods or services that is imported
b)
When resources are reused produce something
c)
Resources that can only be used once, such as oil
d)
Creating an image or values for a product that are communicated in countries around the world
33.
Trade
a)
The import and export of goods and services
b)
Rules about the goods and services that can be sold in a country
c)
Causing harm to the environment including air, land and water
d)
Refers to what is happening to income and employment in different parts of the world
34.
Unit Cost
a)
The cost per unit produced. The greater the productivity of workers, the lower the unit cost of production
b)
Resources that can be used more than once, such as wind or water power, or that can be recreated such as crops
c)
A measure of the output of each worker on average
d)
The number of people in work in a country
35.
Waste Disposal
a)
The process of getting rid of unwanted materials
b)
When production does not lead to the depletion of natural resources
c)
A limit in terms of weight or value on the amount of a good or service that can be imported
d)
The average income of people in a country
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