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S2 Business Revision

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these explains a want, not a need?

a)

Shelter: If you don't have this you could possibly die in cold weather

b)

Chocolate: People like to eat this as a sweet treat, some may think it's delicious.

c)

Protein: This is important for having good health. It provides valuable nutrients.

d)

Clothes: You wear these to stay warm and out of jail.

2.

The definition of a need is: Something that is essential for life and ________ to __________.

a)

necessary, survive

b)

essential, life

c)

necessary, essential

d)

essential, survive

3.

A want is: Something that makes life more happy and _________ but not _________ to survive.

a)

necessary, comfortable

b)

essential, necessary

c)

happy, comfortable

d)

comfortable, necessary

4.

Which is a want?

a)

A place to live (shelter)

b)

Oxygen

c)

Car

d)

Food

5.

A want is something we would like to have but could easily live without it.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Which of these is not an example of goods?

a)

Hand sanitiser

b)

Gardening

c)

Football boots

d)

iPhones

7.

Which of the following is MOSTLY a provider of services?

a)

Tesco

b)

Estate agency

c)

Subway

d)

None of these - they are mostly goods

8.

Which of these is not one of the factors of production names that we learned about?

a)

Labour

b)

Money

c)

Enterprise

d)

Land

9.

Which factor of production is to do with coal production?

a)

Land

b)

Labour

c)

Capital

d)

Enterprise

10.

Which factor of production includes teachers, shop assistants and other employees?

a)

Enterprise

b)

Personnel

c)

Labour

d)

Capital

11.

The property and money of an organisation is part of this factor of production.

a)

Capital

b)

Estates

c)

Enterprise

d)

Labour

12.

Which Sector of Industry is to do with harvesting raw materials?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of these

13.

The Sector of Industry involved with taking raw materials and making them into chairs, for example , is

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

14.

Insurance and transport are examples of this Sector of Industry.

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

15.

A sole trader is

a)

Someone who owns a business.

b)

A business owned by one person

c)

Someone who sells products alone.

d)

Someone who sells shoes.

16.

A partnership is

a)

managed by 2 -20 people

b)

owned by 2 - 20 people

c)

started by several entrepreneurs

d)

None of these.

17.
Which of the following is not one of the main factors of production?
a)

Enterprise

b)

Land

c)

Capital

d)

Services

18.
Which of the following is false about "goods"?
a)
They are physical items.
b)
They are things like furniture and burgers.
c)
They are not usually manufactured.
d)
They are also referred to as "products".
19.

McDonalds would be in the...

a)

Private Sector

b)

Public Sector

c)

Voluntary Sector

20.

Unlimited liability means....

a)

You will only loose the money you invested

b)

You could loose the money you invested plus your savings

c)

You could loose your savings

21.

Unlimited liability is a disadvantaged for

a)

Sole Traders

b)

Partnerships

c)

Sole Trader and Partnerships

22.

What sector does Starbucks operate in?

a)

Private

b)

Public

c)

Third

23.

What sector of economy does this fall under?

a)

Private

b)

Public

c)

Third

24.

Pick the advantages of a sole trader is...

a)

Decisions can be made quickly.

b)

The sole trader keeps all of the profit made.

c)

Can share the workload and responsibility.

d)

Has to sign a large amount of legal documents.

25.

A partnership has...

a)

2-20 partners

b)

2-16 partners

c)

2-22 partners

d)

2-18 partners

26.

The public sector aims to make good use of taxpayers’ money and provide the services needed.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

This organisation comes under what sector of industry?

a)

Private

b)

Public

c)

Third

28.

The 3 Sectors of Economy are?

a)

Public Sector

b)

Private Sector

c)

Third Sector

d)

Economic Sector

29.

Charities are organizations working in the...

a)

Third Sector

b)

Private Sector

c)

Public Sector

30.
What is a franchise?
a)
Where a business sells the rights to their brand
b)
Where you have full control
c)
Where you keep all the profits
31.
TRUE or FALSE - The Franchisee can benefit from using the brand name of the Franchise, as well as advertising and marketing
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
32.
True or False - There is no set up fee involved in setting up a Franchise
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE