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Sole Traders, Partnerships and Franchises

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is the simplest form of business organization?

a)

sole proprietorship

b)

partnership

c)

franchise

d)

none of the above

2.

A sole trader has one owner but can employ any number of people.

a)

true

b)

false

c)

undecided

3.

Sole traders can be found in ALL the sectors of the economy.

a)

true

b)

false

4.

Examples of sole traders in the primary sector include

a)

farmers and fishermen

b)

builders and manufacturers

c)

web designers and hairdressers

d)

taxi drivers and gardener

5.

Examples of sole trader businesses in the tertiary sector includes

a)

manufacturers and small builders

b)

farmers and fishermen

c)

miners and footballers

d)

hairdressers and teachers

6.

One feature of a limited partnership includes

a)

at least one sleeping partner

b)

every partner is involved in the running of the business.

c)

every partner has unlimited liability

7.

One disadvantage of sole proprietorship includes

a)

owner keeps all the profit

b)

owner has complete control

c)

no legal requirements to set up

d)

personalized services to customers

e)

owners have unlimited liability

8.

Features of partnership deed includes All but the following.

a)

how much capital each partner will contribute

b)

skills of partners spouses

c)

how profits or losses will be shared among the partners

d)

the procedure for ending the partnership

e)

how much control each partner has

9.

Which of the following does a franchisor NOT offer the franchisee?

a)

a license to trade

b)

a start-up package including help, advice and essential equipment

c)

an exclusive geographical area in which to operate

d)

one-off start-up fee

e)

Marketing support

10.

Which of the following does the franchisee NOT offer to the franchisor?

a)

Training in how to run the business

b)

a one-off start-up fee

c)

on-going fee

d)

contribution to marketing costs

e)

profits from branded materials that are sold