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Business Essentials Final Exam Review Part 3

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is a example of a short-term objective?

a)

becoming president of a large corporation

b)

paying off a twenty-five-year mortgage

c)

finishing a six-week computer software course

d)

becoming fluent in a foreign language

2.

The primary reason that governments develop workplace health and

safety regulations is to:

a)

protect employees from injury and illness.

b)

reduce the risk of employment discrimination.

c)

ensure that employees have access to insurance.

d)

prevent the breach of business information systems.

3.

The first step in maintaining an inventory of supplies for the business is

to:

a)

conduct research to find vendors that sell the supplies.

b)

develop a list of supplies that the business needs.

c)

compare prices among vendors.

d)

organize a space to store the supplies.

4.

Which is a benefit of putting one's goals in writing?

a)

makes the goals attainable

b)

develops one's perseverance

c)

clarifies the goals

d)

provides a challenge

5.

Primetime Incorporated is a retailer of sporting gear. It sells 500 pairs of

a specific Nike sneaker each day. Nike, the supplier, takes a week (7

days) to deliver the order. For what quantity should the inventory

manager place his/her next order?

a)

72 units

b)

350 units

c)

3,000 units

d)

3,500 units

6.

Which protects employees from liability when they administer first aid to

customers?

a)

Good Samaritan Law

b)

Workers' compensation

c)

Health and Human Services Department

d)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

7.

Why is it important for employees to follow instructions when using

equipment and machinery?

a)

to speed up production

b)

to minimize loss

c)

to increase output

d)

to decrease overtime

8.

Trey compares the prices offered by different vendors for the same goods

and services. Which part of the purchasing process is Trey involved in?

a)

price fixing

b)

bid analysis

c)

invoice payment

d)

receipt of goods

9.

Which is an example of an employee maintaining a safe work

environment?

a)

Kaylee trips over the computer wires that are lying on the floor of her

office.

b)

Anna fails to tell her supervisor that the caution light is blinking on

the equipment.

c)

Steve takes the elevator instead of the stairs during the practice fire drill.

d)

William follows his employer's rules when he is operating heavy

equipment.

10.

For safety's sake, employees who are learning new skills should take the

time to practice the skills and avoid taking:

a)

vacations.

b)

shortcuts.

c)

rest breaks.

d)

personal leave.

11.

By purchasing just the quantity of supplies that is needed, purchasing

can:

a)

plan the company's cash flow.

b)

provide an uninterrupted flow of supplies.

c)

buy supplies at the lowest possible price.

d)

minimize inventory investment.

12.

Which question should be answered by the purchasing function?

a)

Which question should be answered by the purchasing function?

b)

How much merchandise should we buy?

c)

How will merchandise be shipped to us?

d)

How can we protect merchandise from pilferage

13.

If a business is not concerned about social responsibility, it is likely to:

a)

become solvent.

b)

prosper.

c)

grow.

d)

be a failure.

14.

In a private enterprise economic system, the interaction of supply and

demand primarily determines:

a)

government regulation.

b)

economic choices.

c)

the extent of pollution.

d)

product prices.

15.

Which occurs when the supply of individuals who are able and willing to

work diminishes?

a)

Capital goods become unlimited.

b)

Capital goods become limited.

c)

Human resources become limited.

d)

Human resources become unlimited.

16.

A killing frost destroys 80% of Florida's citrus crop. This will most likely

create:

a)

pure competition.

b)

a buyer's market.

c)

a seller's market.

d)

inelastic demand.

17.

The usefulness of a product to consumers is referred to as product:

a)

scarcity.

b)

utility.

c)

allocation.

d)

consumption.

18.

Which is an external factor that affects market price?

a)

location of items in store

b)

consumer buying power

c)

number of items in stock

d)

available credit terms

19.

One factor that might limit the human resources available for certain jobs

is a/an:

a)

organized training program.

b)

organized training program.

c)

good safety record.

d)

inadequate pay level.

20.

A farmer has 1,000 acres. He decides to plant apple trees on 800 acres

and raise cows on the remaining 200 acres. If he wanted to raise more

cows, he would have to reduce the amount of land allotted to growing

apples. This is an example of:

a)

distribution.

b)

opportunity cost.

c)

efficiency.

d)

utility.

21.

A local dry cleaner that also launders and presses shirts is selling:

a)

industrial supplies.

b)

specialty goods.

c)

tangible items.

d)

consumer services.

22.

Which is an example of ethical business behavior?

a)

testing products to ensure they are safe to use

b)

accepting a bribe from a prominent customer

c)

using advertisements to confuse customers

d)

disclosing partial information about products

23.

The productivity of an individual worker can be measured by:

a)

dividing the dollar totals of sales by the number of salespeople who

made the sales.

b)

dividing the total number of products produced by the number of

production steps

c)

dividing the dollar totals of sales by the costs of making all of those

sales.

d)

dividing the number of customers served by the number of hours an

employee worked.

24.

Which group of words best describes wants?

a)

limited, changing, and compensating

b)

unlimited, changing, and competing

c)

limited, unchanging, and competing

d)

unlimited, unchanging, and compensating

25.

Three primary factors that affect the organizational structure of a

business include interpersonal relationships, tasks, and:

a)

injunction.

b)

authority.

c)

initiative.

d)

attrition.