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Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 20mins
Select all the qualities of entrepreneurs below?
Hardworking
Risk Taking
Stubborn
Over confident
Organised
How many people can be in a partnership?
2
2-10
2-20
2-100
Which of these is not a typical aim of a business?
Survival
Growth
Increase Market Share
Lower Prices
Social & Ethical
Stakeholders are...
Anyone who is affected by a business
Anyone who invests in a business
Less than half of all takeovers and mergers are successful.
True - It is hard to make two different businesses work as one.
False - It allows businesses to grow quickly and reduce costs.
What would be a reason why a business would create a business plan?
It is a legal requirement
It costs time and money
Banks are more likely to provide loans
It will guarantee profit
Which of the following is not a disadvantage of advancing technology for businesses?
Can be expensive
Need to train staff
Out of date quickly
Make processes faster
How might a fine dining restaurant be affected by consumer incomes falling?
Increased sales
Decreased sales
Which market has the most competition?
Supermarkets
Petrol Stations
Car Manufacturers
Restaurants
Which is not a feature of contract of employment?
Job Title
Starting Pay
Holidays
Lunch Options
Training benefits the employer because...
Employees get paid more
Employees become less productive
Employees have up-to-date skills
It is expensive
What can a business sell?
goods
services
goods and services
How to prove your point of view?
express your opinion
cry
provide facts and evidence
be emotional
Who is an entrepreneur?
someone who works for a large company
someone who studies business in University
someone who starts their own business
What is profit?
the money you spend - the price you sell it for
the price you sell if for- the money you spend
the price you sell it for + the money you spend
What are the examples of influence?
Your brother tells you how awful this one singer is, and you stop listening to his music.
Your teacher teaches you about animals. You are very interested, so you read a lot about animals at home now.
Five new bakeries opened in the neighborhood. Now the little coffee shop has to close down, because they lost all their customers!
All answers are correct
Which sentences make sense?
John got a bank loan...
...so he can open his own business.
...so he doesn't need to borrow money from his cousin .
...so he can become an entrepreneur.
...so he's in debt now.
What would make the presentation about your business better?
Confidence
Facts and evidence
Samples, pictures, videos etc.
All of the above
Why do people get bank loans?
to start heir own business
to expand their business
to never work again
to be in debt
What business is most likely to fail?
a restaurant
a school
a cleaning service provider
Being in debt means you...
...open your own business
...expand your business
...have a large income
...owe someone money
Cost is ...
...the money you have
...how much you pay for something
...the profit
...your income
You can buy goods
at a store
online
at a market
all of the above
To determine means...
...to start something
...to decide something
...to develop something
...to fail at something
To supply means...
...to give people what they need
...to invest in a business
...to borrow money from someone
...to expand a business
Jane has to pay for many services and buy multiple goods every month. She has a lot of...
...profit
...loans
...money
...expenses
What would make the presentation about your business better?
Confidence
Facts and evidence
Samples, pictures, videos etc.
All of the above
Tim: I tell people about different products. I work at a clothes shop. What am I?
A salesperson
A fashion designer
A vet
A lawyer
Yang: I'm an astronaut, what do I do?
Cure sick animals.
Walk in space.
Catch thieves.
Interview famous people.
Jody: I often interview Donald Trump. What am I?
An architect.
An astronaut.
A reporter.
A police officer.
Sam: I design interesting buildings. What am I?
A model.
A flight attendant.
A pilot.
An architect.
What does a composer do?
writes articles
writes music
records own albums
fights crime
What does a fashion designer do?
wears beautiful clothes
sells dresses
designs buildings
designs clothes
What does a reporter do?
reports news on TV/ the radio
interviews people
writes novels
writes news reports in newspapers and magazines
What does a postman do?
sell stamps
delivers letters
delivers parcels
design envelopes
What does a salesman do?
starts a business
tests products
buys products
sells products to customers
What does a hairdresser do?
cuts people's hair
dyes people's hair
styles people's hair
designs hats
What does a photographer do?
performs on TV
in charge of a film
takes photos for newspapers/ magazines
draws pictures for books
What does a businessman do?
checks money in the bank
works in business
sells products only
serves food and drinks
Who checks money records?
a conductor
a film director
An engineer
An accountant
A manager is:
A person responsible for running and coordinating the day-to-day administrative duties of an organisation.
A person responsible for communicating the benefits of a company's products in order to drive sales
A person who is responsible for running part of or the whole of a business organization.
A Marketing manager is a person are responsible for running and coordinating the day-to-day administrative duties of an organisation.
True
False
She is a sales representative.
False.
True
An accountan is:
A professional trader who buys and sells shares on behalf of clients.
A person responsible for running and coordinating the day-to-day administrative duties of an organisation.
A professional who performs accounting functions such as account analysis, auditing, or financial
statement analysis.
Price
Money in coins or notes, as distinct from cheques, money orders, or credit.
The amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.
A person who practises or studies law, especially (in the UK) a solicitor or a barrister or (in the US) an attorney.
Lawyer
The ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future.
A person who practises or studies law, especially (in the UK) a solicitor or a barrister or (in the US) an attorney.
Money in coins or notes, as distinct from cheques, money orders, or credit.
Cash
The amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.
Money in coins or notes, as distinct from cheques, money orders, or credit.
The process of discussing something with someone in order to reach an agreement with them, or the discussions themselves:
The agreement was reached after a series of difficult negotiations.
The exact details of the agreement are still under negotiation.
Negotiation for the pay increase is likely to take several weeks.
A vocation is...
a holiday.
an entrepreneur's first business.
a break between jobs.
a calling to do a specific job.
