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WorksheetsBusiness Quizziz
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 49mins
Ethics are:
You do what is wrong even though you know it is wrong
the basic principles that govern your life
You do what is right even when nobody is looking
the basic principles that govern your behavior
Communism Pro:
government is central planning agency for the country
no unemployment
government controls all production and distribution
government makes all economic decisions
(a) means adhering to an established set of personal ethics and sound moral principles; acting with honesty in all situations
PICK 2: Trustworthy - ______; deserving the _______ of others
reliable
love
reliability
confidence
Accountability is the condition of having to answer for or be liable for your actions; accepting responsibility for your action
True
False
(a) - the quality of being just as one seems; being open and truthful when communicating
Fairness is the ability to make judgements without favoritism or self-interest; engaging in fair competition and creating equal relationships
True
False
What is the definition of respect?
honoring the choices of others; respecting others
regard or esteem; honoring the rights, freedoms, views, and property of others
complying with laws and regulations is...
(a)
gross profit - expenses =
gross profit
net profit
expenses
profit
Viability is (a)
revenue-cost of goods =
gross profit
net profit
expenses
profit
the cost of goods can be: (2 CORRECT ANSWERS)
ingredients
the parts needed to fix the brake on a car
the light bill
an item needed to run a business
Having to make a difficult choice is a dilemma
False
True
income-expense =
gross profit
net profit
profit
An ethical dilemma is when your situation involves an outcome with consequences
False
No
Yes
True
The people who make or provide goods and services are:
Retailers
Wholesalers
Producers
Stores
The three types of Producers are:
raw-goods producers, buildings, and manufacturers
raw-goods producers, manufacturers, and builders
manufacturers, raw-goods producers, and retail stores
goods producers, manufacturers, and builders
Raw-goods producers provide goods in their processed state
True
False
Black Friday (the huge shopping day after Thanksgiving) is an example of price competition.
true
false
Lumber Companies, Mines, Oil Companies, and Farms are types of raw-goods producers
True
False
(a) changes the shapes or forms of materials so that they will be useful to consumer
Builders construct roads, bridges, buildings, houses, etc.
True
False
The trade industry is divided into two main parts:
producers and raw-goods producers
manufacturers and retailers
wholesalers and producers
retailers and wholesalers
4 main ways to avoid risk:
avoidance
transfer
reduction
retention
________ help move goods between producers and retailers by buying goods from producers and selling them to retailers
Wholesalers
Producers
Walmart, CVS, and Footlocker are examples of wholesalers
True
False
An example of nonprice competition is being really friendly and helpful with customers.
true
false
Wholesalers supply goods that retail stores sell
True
False
Retailers have the flexibility to operate out of a physical facility that consumers can enter.
True
False
gross profit = cost of goods - ______
gross profit
income
operating expenses
revenue
______ businesses provide a service, not a good
service
raw-goods
good
The __________ is a business's duty to contribute to society's well-being
reliability
social responsibilty
trustworthiness
duty
There are four types of market structures, perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monopoly.
true
false
yes
no
Social Responsibility is all about positively impacting the communities we live in.
true
false
The social responsibility of _______ labor practices is to provide equality amongst the employees of businesses as well as the employees of their suppliers.
Responsible
Ethical
Social Responsible
Equal
______ competition occurs when businesses can compete with each other in other ways than just price
price
direct
nonprice
indirect
An example of indirect competition is Walmart and Target.
true
false
Ethical labor practices include things like:
use of products that have been certified as meeting fair trade standards and living wage compensation intiatives
fair wages, living wage compensation initiatives, use of products that have been certified as meeting fair trade standards
use of products that have been certified as meeting fair trade standards, fair wages, unequal living wage compensation initiatives
fair wages and living wage compensation initiatives
According to a 2015 survey, more than ___% of consumers that are willing to pay more for a product or service if the business prioritizes sustainability
30
50
75
20
Coke Production plant, Lewis Farms, Ford Car assembly line
Producers
Trade Industry
Service
Walmart, Harris Teeter, Dollar General
Producers
Trade Industry
Service
HVAC repair, lawn maintenance, Carowinds
Producers
Trade Industry
Service
______ - expense = profit
gross profit
revenue
cot of goods
income
an operating expense would be:
the light bill
the supplies for a cleaning closet
the parts needed to fix the brakes on a car
ingredients
A want can be purchased or want can be of no monetary value at all
False
True
economic wants and noneconomic wants are the two categories of wants
True
False
_____ competition occurs with business that offer similar goods or services
indirect
direct
nonprice
price
An economic sevice can be food, shoes, video games, or music
True
False
Economic goods illustrate the human senses; you can see, hear, smell, taste, and or feel them
True
False
True or False? Make sure to have a capital T or F: Human resources, natural resources, and capital goods are economic resources
(a)
items found in nature that are used to produce good and services
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
people who work to produce goods and services
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
______ - operating expenses= net profit
gross profit
profit
revenue
cost of goods
To make a profit, businesses must make more than their operational and cost of goods expenses.
true
false
Profit has internal and external motivators.
true
false
To make a product, businesses must learn to assess and take risks.
true
false
any manufactured or constructed item that is used to produce goods and services
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream and a barber shop are examples of direct competition.
true
false
Depending on the consumer's current time, the amount of resources and goods available can be limited
True
False
real estate agents are an example of
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
roads are an example of
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
Land is an example of
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
bus drivers are an example of
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
supplies are an example of
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
minerals are an example
natural resources
human resources
capital goods
Goods and Services can be limited due to the amount of natural resources available
True
False
the quantity of a good or service that people will buy varies inversely with the price of a good or service
Law of Supply
Excess Demand
Excess Supply
Law of Demand
A trade-off takes place when the consumer gives up all or a part of one thing in order to get something else
true
false
_____ happens because the supply is greater than the demand
Excess Supply
Excess Demand
Law of Supply
Law of Demand
are there benefits of competition?
yes
true
no
false
an economic principle that states that the supply of a good or service will increase when demand is great and decrease when demand is low.
market supply
market price
law of demand
law of demand and supply
When consumers adjust their demand for products based on price, demand is said to be ______
fluctuate
supply
elastic
low
when the quantity of goods and services supplied is equal to the quantity demanded it is....
success
failure
equilibrium
market price
sporting equipment, jewelry, shoes, manicures, holiday decorations
economic wants
noneconomic wants
spending time with family hanging out with friends, making good grades, reading to younger siblings, helping an elderly neighbor
economic wants
noneconomic wants
Society and businesses alike do not benefit from competition.
true
false
____ competition occurs with businesses that offer different goods or services
direct
indirect
nonprice
price
This is a pro of a traditional economic system:
very little waste of resources
no great way to generate wealth
use their resources for mostly consumption
citizens are at the mercy of mother nature
this is a con of a traditional economic system: (PICK MORE THAN 1)
no great way to generate weath
people choose jobs or trades
thrive on old-world knowledge
citizens are at the mercy of mother nature
three classifications of business risks:
hazard risk
avoidance
pure risk
speculative
the two parts of command economic system: PICK 2
capitalism
communism
market
socialism
Market Cons PICK MORE THAN 1
supply chain issues
competition is encouraged
citizens make their own decisions
anyone can gain wealth
What questions should economic systems answer?
what goods and services will be produced
for whom will these goods and service be produced
how will the goods and services be produced
all of the above
A small business is defined as a business that employs 500 or fewer
True
False
Entrepreneurs: CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
start business to support their passions and interests
offer unique, innovative products to their target market
motivate others to work toward that vision
always succeed
Small business owners:
provide known, established products and services
improve and learn from their mistakes
focus on rapid growth and productivity
work "in" rather than "on" their businesses
there are 6 elements of private enterprise
true
false
_____ competition occurs when businesses use prices to attract consumers to spend their money with them.
price
nonprice
direct
indirect
the three common issues for business failure are: CHOOSE MORE THAN ONE
dismal sales
weak leadership
insufficient capital
bad product
