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S3 Business Quiz

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which source of finance is used to secure capital against a property?

a)

Grant

b)

Loan

c)

Mortgage

d)

Leasing

2.

Which source of finance involves used the profit from sales to finance projects?

a)

Retained profits

b)

Overdraft

c)

Long term loan

d)

Factoring

3.

Which source of finance is usually given from the government or local agency and doesn't have to be paid back?

a)

Lease

b)

Grant

c)

Mortgage

d)

Hire Purchase

4.

Which source of finance refers to borrowing money from a bank and paying it back with interest over time?

a)

Mortgage

b)

Grant

c)

Loan

d)

Retained Profits

5.

Which source of finance could be raised by asking outside investors to buy shares?

a)

Additional capital

b)

Mortgage

c)

Leasing

d)

Loan

6.

Which source of finance is used in debt collection?

(a)  

7.

Which source of finance is used to pay for a product over a set period of time and at the end you keep it?

(a)  

8.

Which source of finance is when you pay to use a good/service over a set period and return it at the end of the agreement?

a)

Hire Purchase

b)

Leasing

c)

Trade Credit

d)

Grant

9.

Which is a sector of the economy?

a)

Private

b)

Land

c)

Primary

d)

Capital

10.

Which is a sector of the economy?

a)

Tertiary

b)

Enterprise

c)

Primary

d)

Public

11.

The third sector contains social enterprises and charities

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Which sector of the economy is a partnership in?

a)

Private

b)

Public

c)

Third

13.

Which sector of the economy is a private limited company in?

a)

Private

b)

Public

c)

Third

14.

Who owns a public sector organisation?

a)

Shareholders

b)

Government

c)

Trustees

d)

Individuals

15.

Who owns a private limited company?

a)

Shareholders

b)

Government

c)

Local councils

d)

Trustees

16.

Who runs a private limited company?

a)

Shareholders

b)

Government

c)

Board of Directors

d)

Foreign investors

17.

What do shareholders receive as a return on their investment?

a)

Cash

b)

Dividends

c)

Profits

d)

A medal

18.

Who controls a third sector organisation?

a)

Trustees

b)

Shareholders

c)

Financial regulators

d)

Managers

19.

Which is a private sector organisation?

a)

BMW

b)

Ness Soap

c)

Big Issue

d)

BBC

20.

Which sector of the economy is the NHS in?

a)

Third

b)

Primary

c)

Public

d)

Private

21.

Which organisation was formed as a result of 2 brothers falling out?

a)

Puma

b)

Nike

c)

Ferrari

d)

Zara

22.

Lidl is in which sector of the economy?

a)

Private

b)

Third

c)

Tertiary

d)

Public

23.

Macmillan cancer support operate in which sector of the economy?

a)

Private

b)

Public

c)

Third

24.

How are public sector organisations funded?

a)

Taxes

b)

Share issues

c)

Donations

d)

Fundraising

25.

What is the term given when a person can have their individual belongings taken to pay off debts?

(a)  

26.

How many people own a partnership?

a)

1

b)

30

c)

2-20

d)

50

27.

Which is an advantage of a private limited company?

a)

Profits have to be shared

b)

Limited liability

c)

Can't sell shares on the stock market

d)

It is hard to raise finance

28.

What is an advantage of a public limited company?

a)

Unlimited liability

b)

They have no control over who buys shares

c)

It is costly and complicated to set up

d)

It is easy to borrow large amounts of money

29.

Nike is an example of a Public Limited Company

a)

False

b)

True

30.

The BBC is an example of a Private Limited Company

a)

False

b)

True

31.

Which are examples of sole traders?

a)

Plumber

b)

Family Lawyers

c)

Family run shipping company

d)

Joiner

e)

International retailer

32.

What is name given to the payment a franchisee must pay a franchisor?

a)

Money

b)

Trustee

c)

Royalty

d)

Investment

33.

Which are examples of franchises?

a)

B&Q

b)

McDonalds

c)

Starbucks

d)

Mercedes

e)

Pizza Hut

34.

Which is a method of providing good customer service?

a)

Having a good refund policy

b)

Not allowing refunds

c)

Shouting at customers

d)

Not answering the phone

35.

Which is an example of bad customer service?

a)

Having a customer care strategy

b)

Answering the phone on the 3rd ring

c)

Ignoring a customer when they ask for an item

d)

Processing transactions quickly

36.

How can an organisation provide good customer service?

a)

Ensure they provide an after sales service

b)

Deliver goods late

c)

Use their phone while customers wait

d)

Refuse to accept returns

37.

A benefit of providing good customer service is?

a)

Customers will pass on good reviews to friends

b)

Customers won't return

c)

It will lead to a lack of brand loyalty

d)

There will be fewer positive reviews

38.

Which type of research involves collecting information first hand?

a)

Desk

b)

Market

c)

Field

d)

People

39.

What is the name of research which uses information that already exists?

(a)  

40.

Which is a method of field research?

a)

Government reports

b)

Hall test

c)

BBC News report

d)

Financial statistics

41.

Which is a method of desk research

a)

Questionnaires

b)

Phone survey

c)

Focus groups

d)

Internet sources

42.

Which term describes customers happiness at the service provided?

a)

Customer satisfaction

b)

Happiness

c)

Customer safety

43.

How do organisations get customer feedback?

a)

Phone a friend

b)

Sell more products

c)

Market research

d)

Buy new machinery

44.

How do organisations communicate their goals to customers?

a)

Objectives

b)

Tasks

c)

More work

d)

Hiring more employees

45.

An established private sector organisation will usually have which objective?

a)

Provide a service

b)

Maximise profits

c)

Survival

d)

Social responsibility

46.

A business focusing on recycling and reducing waste would have what objective?

a)

Growth

b)

Profit maximisation

c)

Maximising sales

d)

Social responsibility

47.

An aim for startups(new businesses) would usually be?

a)

Profit maximisation

b)

Survival

c)

Managerial objectives

48.

This objective means businesses are looking to expand

(a)  

49.

When is Mr Graham's birthday?

a)

20th April

b)

9th September

c)

21st February

d)

17th December

50.

I have enjoyed doing this quiz and feel confident about the topics

a)

Strongly agree

b)

Agree

c)

In the middle

d)

Disagree

e)

Strongly disagree