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1.2 Types of Business Organizations

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What term means that if a business fails, the owner is responsible for paying back all debt, even if that means paying with their personal funds/assets?

a)

Limited Liability

b)

Unlimited Liability

c)

Incorporation

d)

Lack of continuity

2.

A disadvantage to Corporations is Limited Liability.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Which of the following is an example of a private sector organization?

a)

US Post Office

b)

Apple

c)

Unable to determine based on information given

d)

None of the above

4.

Which of the following is an example of a public sector organization?

a)

US Post Office

b)

Apple

c)

Unable to determine based on information given

d)

None of the above

5.

All public sector organizations are publicly traded organizations that you can own shares of their stock.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

All charities are considered non-profit organizations.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

What advantages do members of a Cooperative receive?

a)

Cooperatives do not have members

b)

Members receive no advantages

c)

Members typically receive discounts if they take on part responsibility

d)

Members receive shares of stock of the Cooperative at a lower price than the public

8.

What is purpose of micro-financiers?

a)

To make a profit

b)

To help CEOs expand their corporation

c)

To help those who would not otherwise obtain financing, receiving funding through small loans

d)

None of the above

9.

3. Mary opened a dance studio. She receives all the profits from her students’ lessons.

a)

Sole Proprietorship

b)

Partnership

c)

Corporation

10.

Unger and Unger is a law firm consisting of two brothers who started their own business. They both are responsible for all profits and risks that their firm will have.

a)

Sole Proprietorship

b)

Partnership

c)

Corporation

11.

9. What type of business is described in the diagram below?

a)

Sole Proprietorships

b)

Partnerships

c)

Corporation

12.

10. What characteristic of a corporation is missing from the diagram on the below?

a)

Owner shares the profits with family members only

b)

Stockholders share the profits

c)

Main owner receives the majority of profits

d)

Board of Supervisors has the final say on new products

13.

Which of the following is an example of specialization in a partnership?

a)

one partner does not have liability for the other's debts

b)

one partner wants a neighborhood store, and the other prefers the mall

c)

one partner is a bookkeeper, and the other is a gourmet chef

d)

one partner has more money to invest in the business

14.

Which of the following is an advantage of a partnership?

a)

Which of the following is an advantage of a partnership?

b)

partnerships can usually attract financial capital more easily than proprietorships.

c)

management is hard between two or more people

d)

They are inefficient.

15.

Which of the following is not a non-profit social enterprise

a)

Amnesty International

b)

Habitat for Humanity

c)

World Wide Fund for Nature

d)

International Baccalaureate Organization

16.

A drawback of public limited company is that they ..

a)

Represent high risks to investors

b)

Have limited liability

c)

Rely on government funding

d)

Have to publish certain financial information to all stakeholders

17.

Which statement does not apply to charities?

a)

They are a type of not-for-profit organization

b)

They promote and raise money for good causes

c)

They are private sector businesses

d)

They are registered as incorporated businesses

18.

A common feature of the commercial sector is ..

a)

All businesses in the commercial sector are companies

b)

One of its aims is to generate profit

c)

The owners run the business

d)

The finance is usually from internal sources

19.

Public limited companies are owned by

a)

Stakeholders

b)

The government

c)

Directors

d)

Shareholders

20.

What group is responsible for carrying out the day-to-day running of a limited liability company?

a)

Board of Govenors

b)

Officers, i.e. CEO, CFO, COO, etc.

c)

Trade Union

d)

Venture Capitalists

21.

The formal document that sets out basic details of a company before it starts trading is known as the

a)

Memorandum of Association

b)

Annual Report

c)

Articles of Association

d)

Deed of Partnership

22.

Who controls a limited company?

a)

The Government

b)

Management and Directors

c)

Customers

d)

Shareholders

23.

The first time the shares of a public limited company are offered for sale on the Stock Exchange is known as a

a)

Sale of assets

b)

Merger

c)

Initial Public Offering (IPO)

d)

Privatization

24.

Cooperatives can be achieved through a collective of the following except

a)

Workers

b)

Agricultural

c)

Consumers

d)

Students

25.

In low-income economies, individuals are able to establish their own businesses with the assistance of

a)

Cooperatives

b)

Public-private partnerships

c)

Macro-financiers

d)

Micro-financiers

26.

Which of the following statement is true:

a)

A charity can also be considered as a non-governmental organization (NGO)

b)

While charities and NGOs are not-for-profit organizations, not all NPOs are charities

c)

Charities do not need to be registered in their respective country of operation.

d)

Non-governmental organization is part of the government

27.

Which of the following type of organization is required by law to publish their final accounts (financial statements) to the public?

a)

Sole trader

b)

Partnership

c)

Private limited companies

d)

Public limited companies

28.

Which of the following is not a disadvantage for a public-private partnership (PPP)?

a)

Involves large sums of money as PPPs tend to be large projects

b)

There is potential conflict of interests between stakeholders of the PPP

c)

The private sector may lack the expertise and skills needed for the project

d)

Private investors might be put off due to the difficulty in estimating the financial returns of the PPP due to its long time period

29.

The following are disadvantages for a partnership except:

a)

Unlimited liability for all partners

b)

Takes longer time to make a business decision than a sole proprietor

c)

There could be a lack of continuity when one partner leaves

d)

Partners work together in harmony

30.

Social enterprises include the following except:

a)

Cooperatives

b)

Partnerships

c)

Charities

d)

Non-governmental organisations