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Business

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Another name a Sole Trader called

a)

Onenie Frock

b)

Higgler

c)

Sole Proprietorship

d)

Days worker

2.

Which one of these is not a type of Business Ownership?

a)

Hustling, Gambling, Scamming and fraud.

b)

Telemarketing, Data Entry, Information Systems and Customer Service.

c)

Sole Trader/ Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Private Limited Companies and Public Limited Companies.

d)

Hockey, Cricket, Swimming and

telecommunications

3.

Examples of a Sole Trader are

a)

Sweetie Vendor, Farmer, Barber, Hairdresser

b)

Housewife, Nurse, Bank Teller, Messenger

c)

Dunn and Cox Law Firm, Woolworth, Digicel and Freezone Garmex

d)

Bank Overdraft, IMF, NCB and Clarendon People's Cooperative Bank

4.

People who own shares in a company are called.

a)

Shareholders

b)

Tax Collectors

c)

Stakeholders

d)

Directors

5.

A consumer is a person who

a)

A car dealer that purchases products from overseas and sells them to locals

b)

Exchange of a good for another to satisfy his or her wants and desire

c)

A purchaser of goods or services for the personal satisfaction of themselves or other members of their households

d)

An agreement to swap as in exchange for a second hand good or product

6.

Examples of Government departments in Jamaica are

a)

Accountant General Department and NIS Office

b)

Taxpayer Audit of Jamaica and VMBS

c)

National Housing Trust and Jamaica Fire Brigade

d)

Bank of Jamaica and Myers Fletcher and Gordon Law Firm

7.

What is a Certificate of Incorporation?

a)

This is the legal document that gives the company the right to go into operation

b)

This list the directors of the Company

c)

It is a brief description on the name of the partner, address, the amount of shares brought in the business

d)

Given the date of incorporation after a fee is paid and have proof of unlimited liability

8.

Membership is a minimum of 2 and no maximum shareholders is a characteristic of a

a)

Public Company

b)

Public Limited Liability Company

c)

Private Limited Company

d)

Limited and Unlimited Liability of the business

9.

List the three documents used in the formation of a company

a)

1. The Memorandum of Association

2. The Articles of Association

3. The Certification of incorporation

b)

1. Bank Overdraft

2. Unlimited Liability

3. Deed

c)

1.Application for name search

2. Articles of incorporation

3.Notice of directors

d)

1.Dividend

2.Limited Liability

3.Shareholders

10.

Define Partnership.

a)

Group of persons coming together to make a profit.

b)

This is the association of 2 to 20 persons operating a business for the common goal of making a profit.

c)

One person operates a business legally to make profits.

d)

Maximum of 20 persons come together by law to form a business and the aim is to make a profit.

11.

Which business type allows membership to be fall between 2 to 50 persons?

a)

Private limited companies

b)

Co-operative

12.

The minimum number of shareholders allowed in a public limited company is:

a)

20 shareholders

b)

7 shareholders

13.

Which of the following type of business is owned and operated by one person?

a)

Sole trader

b)

Cooperative

14.

One feature of a public limited company is:

a)

Shares are sold to existing members

b)

Shares are sold on the stock market

15.

Limited Liability means?

a)

A firm is unlikely to go bankrupt

b)

Shareholders cannot be asked to pay for the company debts

16.

Which is not a type of business ownership in the private sector?

a)

A Partnership

b)

The National Health Service

17.

Which type of business ownership is operated by board of directors?

a)

Private limited company

b)

Public limited company

18.

In which form of business, there is no need to share profits?

a)

Company

b)

Sole trader

19.

A sole trader has a limit in which of the following ability?

a)

Ownership

b)

Workers

20.

Companies are most suited for?

a)

Small scale businesses

b)

Large scale businesses