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5.1-2 Textbook Questions

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are "baby boomers"?

a)

People born between 1946-1964

b)

People older than you

c)

People born between 1990-2000

d)

Anyone older than 50

2.

What is a Contingent Worker?

a)

someone without work

b)

someone who is looking for a job

c)

someone without a long-term employment contract

3.

"Owner Only" businesses make up what percent of American businesses?

a)

79%

b)

23%

c)

62%

d)

44%

4.

When a large business moves into a community, other businesses will often....

a)

leave

b)

follow to support

c)

increase competition

5.

What must a business do in order to be successful?

a)

generate new ideas

b)

create new ads

c)

design new products

d)

build

6.

New employees get trained in order to do their jobs correctly.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Where do businesses buy their supplies, tools and more?

a)

other businesses

b)

they create them

c)

government funded

8.

What are the activities used to provide goods and services that customers will want?

a)

marketing

b)

sales

c)

trends

d)

demand

9.

What does every business have?

a)

machines

b)

record-keeping

c)

goods to sell

d)

a building

10.

Which business type creates products and services used by individuals and businesses?

a)

producers

b)

intermediaries

c)

service businesses

d)

warehouses

11.

What business type sells goods and services, made by producers, to customers?

a)

producers

b)

intermediaries

c)

service businesses

d)

warehouses

12.

What business type carries out activities that are consumed by the customers?

a)

producers

b)

intermediaries

c)

service businesses

d)

warehouses

13.

Intermediary businesses include dentists, doctors and lawyers.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Service businesses are the fastest growing part of the economy.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

What do producers use to take resources from nature?

a)

extractors

b)

machines

c)

demolition vehicles

d)

Spongebob

16.

Who uses the land and livestock for crops and consumption?

a)

farmers

b)

archers

c)

manufacturers

d)

producers

17.

Who gets supplies FROM producers and turns them into products?

a)

producers

b)

intermediaries

c)

manufacturers

d)

shoe

18.

A company that spins fibers into fabric and makes clothes is an example of a(n):

a)

producer

b)

manufacturer

c)

intermediary

d)

service business

19.

There are 3 main types of business ownership, plus other specialized forms.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Which ownership type has a business that's only owned by ONE person?

a)

proprietorship

b)

partnership

c)

corporation

d)

specialization

21.

Proprietorships are simple since there aren't many legal or capital requirements.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What type of ownership is controlled by two or more people, in an agreement?

a)

proprietorship

b)

partnership

c)

corporation

d)

intermediary

23.

What type of ownership has a separate legal entity and is owned by shareholders?

a)

corporation

b)

partnership

c)

proprietorship

d)

manufacturing

24.

What do shareholders BUY, to have ownership of a small piece of the company?

a)

stock

b)

holds

c)

certificate of ownership

25.

Out of the 3 ownership types, Corporations are the most difficult to form and have more requirements.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

Which type of business ownership is the most common in the U.S.?

a)

Proprietorship

b)

Partnership

c)

Corporation

27.

What is the legal document the defines ownership and procedures for a corporation?

a)

articles of incorporation

b)

rules of engagement

c)

incorporation guide

d)

cat

28.

Who are the people that make major decisions for a corporation?

a)

Board of Directors

b)

CEO

c)

Decision Counsel

d)

Board of CEO's

29.

What is a DIS-advantage of having a corporation?

a)

decision-making is shared among a large group

b)

you only have one owner

c)

decisions are made faster

30.

What is a franchise?

a)

a contract to run a business in a certain way, like restaurant chains

b)

an agreement to earn above a certain amount of business profit per year