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Cottage and Linkage Industry

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A small business or manufacturing activity is called a cottage industry?

a)

True

b)

False

2.

A business or manufacturing activity carried out in people's homes is called _____

a)

A Small Business

b)

A Medium Enterprise Business

c)

A Cottage Industry

d)

A Limited Company

3.

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

4.

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

5.

Which of the following falls under cottage industry?

a)

The Village Corner Store operated by Tanty Pam on the busy junction.

b)

The local barbershop operated in the community mall.

c)

The large supermarket at the mall.

d)

The seamstress operating at her home.

6.

Which is NOT a characteristic of cottage industry?

a)

Based at home

b)

Labour- intensive production

c)

Use of local resources

d)

Highly trained employees

7.

Which of the following businesses may be BEST categorized as a cottage industry?

a)

Linda's Hear Dressing Salon

b)

Otis Mini Mart

c)

Vicky's Handicraft

d)

Eva Brewery Ltd.

8.

All of the following can be considered disadvantages of cottage industries EXCEPT _____

a)

Flexibility in working hours

b)

High cost of production

c)

Lack of standardisation in output

d)

Dependence upon local raw materials

9.

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

10.

Cottage Industries benefit from economies of scale.

a)

False

b)

True

11.

Linkage Industries are ______

a)

closely connected to each other

b)

part of the public sector

c)

capital intensive

d)

engaged in mass production

12.

Which of the following is NOT another name for the linkage industry?

a)

screwdriver industry

b)

spin-off industry

c)

chain industry

13.

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

14.

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

15.

All are examples of backward linkages except _______

a)

Ma Jo selling mangoes for the Tropical Juices factory

b)

Tropical Juices buys boxes from Winey's Cardboard Factory

c)

Fast food restaurant buying oil from oil Factory

16.

An advantage of the linkage industry is _______

a)

It provides a guaranteed market for your product

b)

It provides a guaranteed source for your raw materials

c)

It is cheap and easy to set up

d)

It makes use of local resources

17.

Linkage industries benefit the economy by all EXCEPT_____

a)

providing employment

b)

allowing money to remain in the country

c)

passing down traditions from one generation to the next

18.

All of the following are benefits of cottage industries EXCEPT _________

a)

passing down of traditions through the making of traditional items

b)

encouraging foreign currency

c)

providing employment

d)

mass producing of goods

19.

Productivity is _________

a)

the rate at which goods are produced within a certain period

b)

how well workers produce goods

c)

the using of one's time fruitfully

d)

finding something to do and not remaining idle

20.

Which of the following is best suited as a forward linkage industry for Tamarind Balls?

a)

Tamarind from a farmer

b)

Tamarind tree from a garden store

c)

Tamarind sauce from a chef

d)

Local Produce Store at a hotel