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Unit 1 revision 22.11.22

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Define the term ‘entrepreneur’.

(a)  

2.

Please select all that are advantages of a Partnership:

a)

Easy to organize

b)

Quick decision making

c)

Combined knowledge

d)

Unfair distribution of profits

3.

What is the liability for a sole trader?

a)

Limited Reliability

b)

Not for profit

c)

Limited Liability

d)

Unlimited Liability

4.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of a partnership?

a)

Pressure of being solely responsible

b)

Have to share the profits

c)

Easy to set up

d)

More ideas

5.

Which type of ownership allows you to sell shares on the stock market?

a)

Public Limited Company

b)

Private Limited Company

c)

Sole Trader

d)

Partnership

6.

Being able to keep all of the profits is a benefit of which type of ownership?

a)

Public Limited Company (Plc)

b)

Private Limited Company (Ltd)

c)

Partneship

d)

Sole Trader

7.
How many people own a sole trader business?
a)
3
b)
2
c)
1
d)
20
8.
A sole trader is
a)
a business with one employee
b)
a business selling one product
c)
a business with one owner
d)
a business with one shop/office
9.

What is unlimited liability?

a)

If the business fails you will not lose personal possessions

b)

If the business fails you will lose personal possessions

c)

If the business fails the debtors become shareholders

d)

If the business fails the debtors take over

10.

Unlimited Liability is

a)

The owner has to pay off all the debts of the business. To the extent that their private assets may be sold to cover the businesses debts.

b)

When a company's shareholders have to pay only their share value to meet debts incurred by the company.

11.

Sole traders have unlimited liability. True or False?

a)

False

b)

True

12.

What are 3 of the benefits of being a sole trader?

a)

Easy to establish

b)

Keep all the profit

c)

Get to make all the decisions

d)

Unlimited liability

13.

which business sector is made up of businesses that take resources from the land

a)

tertiary

b)

secondary

c)

primary

d)

all of above

14.

Which sector is this?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Teritiary

d)

Not sure

15.

Which sector CHANGE natural resources and CHANGE products

a)

Primary Sector

b)

Secondary Sector

c)

Tertiary Sector

d)

All the sectors

16.

Tertiary sector is

a)

Selling of services

b)

Making products

c)

Taking out natural resources

d)

None

17.

The picture is illustrating

a)

Primary sector

b)

Secondary sector

c)

Tertiary Sector

d)

All the options

18.

Fishing belongs to which sector of the economy?

a)

Secondary

b)

Primary

c)

Tertiary

19.

Mining is part of which sector?

a)

Secondary

b)

Primary

c)

Tertiary

20.

Retail is part of which sector?

a)

Tertiary

b)

Primary

c)

Secondary

21.

Which sector covers the knowledge-based part of the economy?

a)

Quaternary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Primary

22.

Shared decision-making is an advantage of what type of organization?

a)

Sole trader

b)

Private limited company

c)

Public limited company

d)

Partnership

23.

Which is an advantage of a public limited company?

a)

Risk of takeover due to the availability of the shares on the stock exchange

b)

Legal formalities in formation

c)

Share prices subject to fluctuation

d)

Separate legal identity

24.

Is run by two or more individuals who join together.

a)

PARTNERSHIP

b)

CORPORATION

c)

SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

d)

FRANCHISE

25.

Define the term ‘business stakeholders’.

(a)  

26.
What are stakeholders?
a)
Anybody who knows the name of the business
b)
Anybody who takes an interest in a business
c)
Anybody who works for the business
d)
Anybody who buys from the business
27.
True or False: stakeholders can be internal and external.
a)
True
b)
False
28.

They want to make a profit on the money they have invested in the business.

a)

customers

b)

managers

c)

government

d)

owners / shareholders

29.

They want to buy quality goods from a business for a fair price.

a)

employees

b)

lenders

c)

customers

d)

managers

30.

Businesses pay them taxes.

a)

local community

b)

customers

c)

employees

d)

government

31.

They supply products to a business (For example: coffee beans and milk to make a cup of coffee)

a)

lenders

b)

suppliers

c)

managers

d)

government

32.

They often want to receive a promotion or a pay rise.

a)

customers

b)

local community

c)

employees

d)

suppliers

33.

Businesses can have a positive effect on them. For example, businesses create jobs or support local charities.

a)

communities

b)

managers

c)

lenders

d)

employees

34.

Businesses can have a positive effect on them. For example, businesses create jobs or support local charities.

a)

communities

b)

managers

c)

lenders

d)

employees

35.

What is a PESTLE analysis?

a)

To check external factors (outside of a business) that can influence your marketing activity

b)

To check internal factors (inside of a business) that can influence your marketing activity

36.

What does the P in PESTLE stand for?

(a)  

37.

What does the E in PESTLE stand for ?

(a)  

38.

What does the S in PESTLE stand for ?

(a)  

39.

What does the T in PESTLE stand for ?

(a)  

40.

What does the L in PESTLE stand for ?

(a)  

41.

What does the E in PESTLE stand for ?

(a)  

42.

'Political Analysis' in PESTLE involves:

a)

Evaluating trends in society and culture that can affect the business

b)

Checking government decisions which can effect your business

c)

Analysing the strength of an economy

d)

Analysing changes in technology that can impact your business

e)

Examining the law to understand how it can influence the business

43.

'Legal Analysis' in PESTLE involves:

a)

Evaluating trends in society and culture that can affect the business

b)

Checking government. decisions which can effect your business

c)

Analysing the strength of an economy

d)

Analysing changes in technology that can impact your business

e)

Examining the law to understand how it can influence the business

44.

'Social Analysis' in PESTLE involves:

a)

Evaluating trends in society and culture that can affect the business

b)

Checking government. decisions which can effect your business

c)

Analysing the strength of an economy

d)

Analysing changes in technology that can impact your business

e)

Examining the law to understand how it can influence the business

45.

What does the "T" stand for in SWOT ?

a)

Trends

b)

Time

c)

Technology

d)

Threat

46.

What does the "O" in SWOT stand for ?

a)

Office

b)

Opening

c)

Opportunity

d)

Off

47.

Which of these is a WEAKNESS for a business...?

a)

Bad reputation

b)

Having a website

c)

Having a bank loan

d)

New customers

48.

Which of these would NOT be a THREAT for a cinema ?

a)

Competitors (other cinemas)

b)

Good weather

c)

Showing new films

d)

People having less money (disposable income)

49.

What does S stand for in SWOT?

a)

small

b)

strong

c)

strengths

d)

slow

50.

What does W in SWOT stand for?

a)

weaknesses

b)

wrong

c)

weather

d)

wide

51.

Which elements are INTERNAL (inside the business)?

a)

opportunities and threats

b)

strengths and weaknesses

c)

strengths and opportunities

d)

weaknesses and threats

52.

Which elements are EXTEARNAL (outside of the business)?

a)

weaknesses and strengths

b)

opportunities and strengths

c)

opportunities and threats

d)

strengths and weaknesses

53.

Your staff is very well trained.

a)

strengths

b)

weakness

c)

opportunities

d)

threats

54.

A new competitor (a business selling similar products) has opened nearby

a)

strengths

b)

weakness

c)

opportunity

d)

threat

55.

You can now advertise your product on TikTok 2022

a)

strengths

b)

opportunities

c)

weaknesses

d)

threats

56.

Your staff had bad relations with the manager.

a)

strengths

b)

weaknesses

c)

opportunities

d)

threats