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production csec

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not a factor of production?

a)

food

b)

land

c)

labour

d)

capital

2.

In a subsistence economy the main source of production is:

a)

exports

b)

manufacturing

c)

agriculture

d)

mining

3.

Fixed capital includes:

a)

buildings

b)

stocks

c)

bank balance

d)

stationery

4.

Land includes...

a)

The "gifts of nature" or natural resources not created by human effort.

b)

the tools, equipment, and factories used in production of goods and services

c)

people with all their efforts and abilities

d)

individuals who start a new business or bring a product to market.

5.

Capital refers to...

a)

The "gifts of nature" or natural resources not created by human effort.

b)

people with all their efforts and abilities

c)

the tools, equipment, and factories used in production of goods and services

d)

individuals who start a new business or bring a product to market.

6.

Labor refers to...

a)

people with all their efforts and abilities

b)

individuals who start a new business or bring a product to market.

c)

the tools, equipment, and factories used in production of goods and services.

d)

The "gifts of nature" or natural resources not created by human effort.

7.

WHAT ARE THE 4 FACTORS OF PRODUCTION?

a)

Land, Capital, Need & Want

b)

Land, Labor, Capital, Entrepreneurs

c)

Water, Air, Food & Shelter

d)

Land, Capital, Good & Service

8.

Which of the factors of production is this?

a)

capital

b)

entrepreneur

c)

land

d)

labor

9.

Which one of the factors of production is this?

a)

capital

b)

entrepreneur

c)

land

d)

labor

10.

The labour force of a country is:

a)

all people below retirement age

b)

all persons who are employed or are available for work

c)

the total population

d)

all persons over the school leaving age

11.
An individual's knowledge or skills that make production of a good/service more efficient
a)
Human Capital
b)
Physical Capital
c)
Investment Capital
d)
Enterprise Capital
12.

Capital refers to...

a)

The "gifts of nature" or natural resources not created by human effort.

b)

people with all their efforts and abilities

c)

the tools, equipment, and factories used in production of goods and services

d)

individuals who start a new business or bring a product to market.

13.

Labour refers to...

a)

people with all their efforts and abilities

b)

individuals who start a new business or bring a product to market.

c)

the tools, equipment, and factories used in production of goods and services.

d)

The "gifts of nature" or natural resources not created by human effort.

14.

During production process inputs are converted into ______________.

a)

store

b)

machines

c)

raw materials

d)

outputs

15.

Which of these is a service?

a)

beverage factory

b)

plumbing

c)

readymade dresses

d)

birthday cakes baked by a supermarket

16.

Which of the following is true for productivity?

a)

productivity is how products are made

b)

productivity is a measure of how many workers a business has

c)

productivity measures efficiency

d)

productivity measures effectiveness

17.

Which of these isn't a method of improving productivity?

a)

employing more staff

b)

providing pay incentives

c)

investing in up-to-date machinery

d)

training staff

18.

The mining of minerals is called...

a)

drilling

b)

manufacturing

c)

servicing

d)

extracting

19.

Secondary industry is also known as _____________ industry

a)

manufacturing

b)

extractive

c)

mining

20.

Making soaps, carpets, sugar, etc is an example of _________ industry

a)

primary / extractive

b)

secondary / manufacturing

c)

tertiary

21.

Banking is an example of ____________ industry

a)

Primary / Extractive

b)

Secondary / Manufacturing

c)

Tertiary

22.

The industry that includes the process of making goods from raw materials is called ____________

a)

Primary / extractive

b)

Secondary / manufacturing

c)

tertiary

23.

What are levels of production?

a)

Primary Production

b)

Producing at the secondary level

c)

The amount of goods produced

24.

Producing only enough to meet the basic needs of the family is called?

a)

Domestic Production

b)

Subsistence Production

c)

Surplus Production

25.

This level of production allows a country to earn foreign exchange from the selling of its products.

a)

Subsistence Production

b)

Domestic Production

c)

Surplus/Export Production

26.

Selling goods at your local market is which level of production?

a)

Domestic Production

b)

Export/Surplus Production

c)

Subsistence Production

27.

If Jamaica is able to produce enough goods to satisfy the needs of persons in the country, Jamaica is practicing which level of production?

a)

Domestic Production

b)

Export Production

c)

Subsistence Production

28.

When China sells its products to other countries, this is which level of production?

a)

Subsistence Level of Production

b)

Domestic Level of Production

c)

Surplus/Export Level of Production

29.

Which of the following is not one one of the key features of a cottage industry?

a)

Carried out in persons homes

b)

Typically use traditional or small scales technology

c)

Often use local raw material

d)

Usually hire employees from the community

30.

Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of operating a cottage industry?

a)

Operators may lack marketing skills

b)

Raw materials may be hard to obtain

c)

Cottage industry usually offers low and attractive prices

d)

Long hours of work usually required

31.

Which is NOT a characteristic of cottage industry?

a)

Based at home

b)

Labour- intensive production

c)

Use of readily available resources

d)

Highly trained employees

32.

A cottage industry can BEST be described as

a)

A business with one person responsible for all aspects

b)

A business that builds homes

c)

A business carrying out production at home

d)

A business catering to the needs of the local community

33.

Linkage Industries are ______

a)

closely connected to each other

b)

part of the public sector

c)

capital intensive

d)

engaged in mass production

34.

Which of the following is a forward linkage?

a)

A farmer providing manure for other farmers

b)

A farmer buying fertiliser from garden store

c)

Oil manufacturer buying bottles from bottle manufacturer

d)

Bottle manufacturer buying petroleum from crude oil industry

35.

Forward linkage is where_______

a)

one industry provides raw materials for another

b)

one industry depends on another for their raw materials

c)

one industry sells their product to the public

d)

one industry buys their materials from a manufacturer