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WorksheetsBusiness Week 2021-2022
Total questions: 96
Worksheet time: 57mins
What performance objective results in products that are more reliable?
Flexibility
Customisation
Efficiency
Innovation
What goal will be achieved by a business with ethical practices?
Sustainability
Profit
Corporate Social Responsibility
Strategic
What is a human resources function ?
Responsible for communicating with clients
Responsible for recruiting the right people with required skills
Deals with giving out papers to CEO, managers etc
Deals with the budgeting of the company
Which business function is responsible for the collecting of data ?
Financial function
General management function
Human resources function
Administration management
What are the expectations of an administrator and manager ?
They record all the financial report of a company
They handle the business planning, decision-making and financial reviews
Handle the post of the company, which includes hiring and firing staff
Explain the role of operation function :
The duty is to ensure that all employees are paid at the end of the month
To monitor the level of manufacturing of the business
They are responsible for overseeing, designing and controlling the process of production
What would happen to the business if the owner of the business wanted to misuse then funds ?
The business will soon glow and production will increase
The investors will increase their funds
The company will not make profits and will go bankrupt
Solve the following by choosing the correct answer :
sales are R10 000 and cost of sales are R5000
The gross profit will be...?
R6000
R15000
R5000
2000
Choose the correct order of the business functions :
Financial, human resources, marketing, purchasing, public reations, administration
Marketing, purchasing, financial, human resources, general management
General management, purchasing, marketing, production, financial, human resources, public resources, public relation, administration
Which of the following is NOT a function of management?
Control
Finance
Organize
Plan
Which of the following describes small businesses?
Are usually national or global
Can be divided into many different departments
Usually have LESS than 100 employees
Usually have MORE than 100 employees
Which of the following is the traditional management structure?
Expansive
Horizontal
Pyramid
Vertical
One way business can be categorized is by:
demographic
product
salary
width
Presented at the time of purchase to get money
taken off the purchase price is?
Intermittent Production
Sales
Rebates
Discount Coupons
When customers and business owners exchange products and money, because it will help them both in some way.
voluntary exchange
volunteering to help someone for free
opportunity cost
reading quizzes
The amount of money a business makes after its expenses are paid
profit
supply
demand
scarcity
Focusing on a narrow range of products/services that can be produced most efficiently and cost-effectively.
subsistence
specialization
scarcity
bartering
Competition and profit motive are important characteristics of a:
command economy
traditional economy
market economy
socialist economy
Buyers choose what items are produced based on their spending habits
Consumer Sovereignty
Factors of Production
Efficiency
Cost / Benefit Analysis
The total value of goods and services produced within the a country during one year.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Gross National Income (GNI)
Gross Food Cafeteria (GFC)
Human Consumption Chart (HCC)
A student must decide between going to the movies with friends or staying home and studying for a final exam. She chooses to stay home and study. Which economic concept describes going to the movies in this scenario?
Comparative Advantage
Equilibrium Point
Income Effect
Opportunity Cost
Costs that must be paid regardless of how much of a good or service is produced. They do not change in the short term, regardless of output are called
Variable costs
Fixed costs
Total costs
The costs
The stage at which sales revenue equals the total cost of producing a good or service and the business is making neither a profit nor a loss is the
Taking a break
Breaking point
Point of sale
Breakeven point
Fixed Cost + Variable Cost =
Breakeven point
Total costs
Fixed costs
Variable costs
A negative difference between the revenues taken in by a business and the costs of operating a business (when a business spends more than it makes) :(
Profit
Breakeven
Loss
Closed
Costs that change based on the amount of goods and services produced.
Total costs
Fixed costs
Variable costs
Costs
Rent, administrative costs, advertising, employee salary are examples of ...
Variable costs
Fixed costs
Costs
Prices
The income (amount of money) a business receives for in exchange for a product or service
Costs
Profit
Loss
Sales revenue
Cost-effective
High Quality medicines
Patient savings
Access to every Juan
Limiting risk of systemic adverse events
Dara makes bracelets and sells them in her shop. Which is a fixed expense for Dara’s business?
the cost of the beads
the cost of the string
the cost of advertising
rent for her shop
How are operating costs broken down?
Fixed & Total
Total & Variable
Total & Indirect
Fixed & Variable
If Sam's Sandwiches use 25p of material for each sandwich, what will be their variable costs for 10 sandwiches
10 x 0.25 = £2.50
2.5 x 10 = £25
25 x 10 = £250
0.25/10 = 2.5p
If fixed costs are £300 and Variable costs for making one sandwich are 50p, how would you work out total costs for 200 sandwiches?
200 x 300 x 0.50 = Total Sales
300 + 0.5 X 200 = Total Sales
200 + 0.5 x 300 = Total Sales
300 x 50 + 200 = Total Sales
What is the formula for Revenue?
Total Sales + Costs = Revenue
Number of Sales x Price per unit = Revenue
Price per unit x Total Costs = Revenue
Number of Sales - Total Costs = Revenue
If Wendy sells 50 hot dogs at £2 each. What is her revenue?
£250
£100
£120
£52
Revenue = £100,000
Cost of sales = £50,000
Other expenses = £25,000
What is the gross profit?
£25,000
£50,000
£100,000
£75,000
Revenue = £80,000
Cost of sales = £30,000
Other expenses = £10,000
What is the total net profit?
£70,000
£65,000
£50,000
£40,000
Raw materials: £100
Rent: £200
Interest on a bank loan £50
Cost of packaging £30
Total operational expenses: ?
£380
£250
£130
£280
Ali has worked at a fashion magazine for the last 5 years. Her current annual salary is $64,000. When she was hired, she was told that she had four days of paid vacation time. For each year that she worked at the magazine, she would gain another three days of paid vacation time to a maximum of 26 days. How many paid vacation days does she now get at the end of five years of employment?
26 days
19 days
2 weeks
15 days
Martha’s employee benefits include family health care coverage. She contributes 18% of the cost. Martha gets paid biweekly. It cost $15,600 total a year for family health care coverage. How much does Martha pay per paycheck for the family coverage?
$92.50
$65
$108
$156.72
Which of the following define E business?
Easy set up
Less government support
Not Cost Effective
Keeps you updated
Which of the following is not a limitation of E business?
People resistance
Need for technology capability and competence
Paperless society
Low personal touch
The main goal of an Incentive is to..
Offer a benefit to encourage people to act in certain ways
Offer a cost to stop people from acting in certain ways
You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours
Get people to act in a way you don't want them to
Making decisions based on the best combination of low costs and high benefits is called
Cost cutting
Improvement
Economize
Getting a Good Deal
Making decisions based on the best combination of low costs and high benefits is called
Cost cutting
Improvement
Economize
Getting a Good Deal
Which of the following is an Opportunity Cost of working 8 hours a day at a job?
More Money
Less Free Time Outside of Work
More Hours Working
Less Time With Your Family
Double entry in accounting means there must be________ entries for every transaction?
two
Three
six
one
A general Leger/T) has a ______ and _______ side.
cash receipt and debtors
debit and payments
debit and credit
creditors and debtors
Assets increase on the ________ side?
subsidiary
T-account
credit
debit
trading stock is an/a ________?
equity
liabilities
assets
owners equity
when the owner takes money out of the business's account it is called _________?
credit
drawings
debt
borrowing
Assets=Liabilities-Owner's Equity is the accounting equation
TRUE
FALSE
__________________ is the language of business.
Finance
Business Essentials
Accounting
English
Something of value OWED by a company is called a(n)
Asset
Liability
Owner's Equity
According to the concept of conservation, the stock-in-trade is valued at:
Cost Price
Market Price
Cost or Market which ever is higher
Cost or Market which ever is lower
Establishment expenses of a new machine will be debited in ............. account
Expenses
Machine
Profit & Loss
None of the above
On sales of Rs. 1500 to A at 5% trade discount, the sales account will be -
Debited by Rs. 1425
Credited by Rs. 1425
Credited by Rs. 1500
Debited by Rs. 1575
Which account of the following will be credited on giving of goods in donation-
Sales A/c
Purchases A/c
Donation A/c
Cash A/c
If Outstanding salary is given in trail balance with the date of commencement of financial year, it is shown in ........
Trading A/c
Profit & Loss A/c
Assets
Liabilities
If opening stock is Rs. 50,000, purchase is Rs. 4,20,000 and closing stock is Rs. 30,000, then what is the cost of goods sold-
Rs. 4,40,000
Rs. 4,70,000
Rs. 4,00,000
Rs. 5,00,000
Which of the following are Assets?
Bank Account
Bank Loan
Vehicles
Bank overdraft
Furniture and fittings
If I buy equipment for $1000 ....which 2 of the following columns will I write in
This is a - $1000 in bank column
This is a - $1000 in equipment column
This is a + $1000 in equipment column
This is a + $1000 in bank column
If I take home $500 for personal use from my business which transactions will I carry out
Decrease bank Column by - $500
Increase bank Column by + $500
Decrease Equity by - $500
Increase Equity by + $500
The first part of the accounting process is
communicating.
identifying.
processing.
recording.
Which of the following is not part of the accounting process?
Recording
Identifying
Financial decision making
Communicating
Keeping a systematic, chronological diary of events that are measured in monetary and units is called
communicating.
identifying.
processing.
recording.
The usual sequence of steps in the transaction recording process is
journal --> analyze --> ledger.
analyze --> journal --> ledger.
journal --> ledger --> analyze.
ledger --> journal --> analyze.
The recording process occurs
once a year.
once a month.
repeatedly during the accounting period.
infrequently in a manual accounting system.
A list of accounts and their balances at a given time is called a(n)
journal.
posting.
trial balance.
income statement.
A trial balance is prepared
at the end of each day.
after each journal entry is posted.
at the end of an accounting period.
only at the inception of the business.
A debit is not the normal balance for which of the following?
Asset account
Drawings account
Expense account
Capital account
