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T- Level _ Session_2_ Start Up Activity

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of organisations?

a)

To generate profit

b)

To bring people together for a common purpose

c)

To provide public services

d)

To promote cultural diversity

2.

Which sector includes organisations owned and controlled by national governments or local authorities?

a)

Private sector

b)

Public sector

c)

Not-for-profit sector

d)

Cooperative sector

3.

Which of the following is an example of a public sector responsibility?

a)

Profit maximization

b)

Social order maintenance

c)

Market share expansion

d)

Brand identity development

4.

What is the main responsibility of the national government in the public sector?

a)

Providing local infrastructure

b)

Creating economic stability

c)

Environmental services

d)

Economic development

5.

Which sector includes organisations that are run for profit-making activities?

a)

Public sector

b)

Not-for-profit sector

c)

Private sector

d)

Cooperative sector

6.

Which of the following is not a size category for private sector businesses?

a)

Small businesses

b)

Medium businesses

c)

Large businesses

d)

Mega corporations

7.

What are the four main types of business in the private sector?

a)

Sole proprietorship, partnerships, NGOs, limited liability corporations

b)

Partnerships, co-operatives, non-profits, public corporations

c)

Sole proprietorship, partnerships, co-operatives, limited liability corporations

d)

Limited liability corporations, public corporations, mutual societies, NGOs

8.

Which characteristic gives an individual identity to a business organisation?

a)

Profit maximization

b)

Mission and objectives

c)

Control system

d)

Recording systems

9.

What might be a personal motive for setting up and running a business?

a)

Market share expansion

b)

Financial freedom

c)

Profit maximization

d)

Economic development

10.

What is the primary motive for not-for-profit/voluntary sector organizations?

a)

Profit maximisation

b)

Personal satisfaction

c)

Delivering essential services

d)

Market share expansion

11.

Which term describes organizations operating NOT-FOR-PROFIT, VOLUNTARY, and philanthropic style business activities?

a)

Public sector

b)

Private sector

c)

Third sector

d)

Cooperative sector

12.

What are the three main types of organisations in the third sector?

a)

Sole proprietorship, partnerships, NGOs

b)

Voluntary or community groups, registered charities, non-government organizations (NGOs)

c)

Limited liability corporations, public corporations, social enterprises

d)

Mutual societies, co-operatives, community interest companies (CICs)

13.

What are the expected values of third sector organisations generally classified as?

a)

Maximizing shareholder wealth

b)

Generating profit for owners

c)

Helping to improve people's lives, delivering essential services, contributing to economic growth

d)

Expanding market share

14.

Why is financial health vital for not-for-profit and voluntary organisations?

a)

To maximise shareholder wealth

b)

To create surpluses for personal profit

c)

To sustain financial stability and reinvestment in the organisation and/or its identified cause

d)

To eliminate competition

15.

Which sector includes organizations like the NHS and education?

a)

Private sector

b)

Public sector

c)

Third sector

d)

Cooperative sector

16.

What is the primary responsibility of local authorities in the public sector?

a)

Providing national security

b)

Formulating government policies

c)

Maintaining social order

d)

Creating economic stability

17.

Which type of organisation ranges in size from 1 to 9 employees?

a)

Large businesses

b)

Small businesses

c)

Medium businesses

d)

Micro businesses

18.

What are the two major administrators of public sector organisations?

a)

Small businesses and medium businesses

b)

National government and local authorities

c)

Charities and NGOs

d)

Sole proprietorship and partnerships

19.

What is the term used to describe organisations that may have philanthropic or social enterprise values and objectives in the private sector?

a)

Public sector

b)

Third sector

c)

Mixed sector

d)

Cooperative sector

20.

What should all third sector organizations aim to create to sustain financial stability and reinvestment in the organisation and/or its identified cause?

a)

Profit

b)

Market share

c)

Surpluses (profits)

d)

Losses