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Risky Business 2.0

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The GST refers to....

a)

income tax

b)

a tax on top of all goods sold

c)

information that businesses must provide on their naming structure

d)

workplace health and safety requirements

2.

Which of the following is NOT a financial objective?

a)

Growth

b)

Debt

c)

Efficiency

d)

Profitability

3.

Liabilities refer to...

a)

an ongoing expense for the business

b)

how easily a business can generate cash

c)

the overall profitability of a business

d)

how much debt the business is in

4.

An ABN refers to....

a)

A registered business name

b)

the overall growth of assets

c)

A body that governs advertisements

5.

What is NOT covered in the Fair Work Act 2009?

a)

Maximum weekly hours

b)

Workplace health and safety

c)

Parental leave

d)

Income tax rates

6.

What is the difference between a permit and a licence?

a)

There is none

b)

Licences require permission from the federal government, while permits require permission from the state government

c)

Licences are for franchises, while permits are for new businesses

d)

Licences are for the type of trade, while permits covers the scope of the trade

7.

What is the one exception to workplace discrimination?

a)

if the characteristic prevents the worker from doing the requirements of their job

b)

there are none

c)

religious beliefs

d)

age

8.

What is NOT a form of intellectual property?

a)

Registered Designs

b)

Trademarks

c)

Copyright

d)

Contracts

9.

Codes of practice are...

a)

Rules voluntarily created by industries

b)

Laws created for industries by the government

c)

Guidelines for the industry

d)

Advertising standards

10.

Liquidity refers to...

a)

How easily a business can convert its assets into cash

b)

The overall profitability of the business

c)

Whether a business can pay its debts

d)

The rate of growth over a yearly quarter

11.

Assets refer to...

a)

Items of value that a business owns

b)

Expenses accrued by the business

c)

A column in the profit and loss statement

d)

Tax write-offs

12.

Business might assess how necessary their spending is to ensure....

a)

efficiency

b)

growth

c)

legal compliance

d)

solvency

13.

If the Australian dollar value crashes, this is an example of a ....... factor.

a)

Economic

b)

Political

c)

Environmental

d)

Technological

14.

Superannuation refers to....

a)

a compulsory retirement fund paid by a business to its workers

b)

a tax-free exemption to purchasing new assets

c)

an investment fund available on request for start-ups

15.

Macro-environmental factors are....

a)

parts of the natural landscape a business needs to consider

b)

factors that are beyond the business' control and it must adjust to

c)

stakeholders outside of the business that must be satisfied