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Panera Bread Company Quiz

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the text, what was Panera Bread Company originally called?

a)

ValueLine

b)

Au Bon Pain Co., Inc.

c)

BetterInvesting

d)

Standard & Poor's

2.

In what year did Panera Bread Company change its name from Au Bon Pain Co., Inc. to Panera Bread Company?

a)

1981

b)

1999

c)

2004

d)

2005

3.

As of October 2005, how many company-owned bakeries and franchise locations did Panera Bread Company operate?

a)

265 company-owned bakeries and 560 franchises

b)

560 company-owned bakeries and 265 franchises

c)

741 company-owned bakeries and 825 franchises

d)

825 company-owned bakeries and 741 franchises

4.

What is Panera Bread Company's stock symbol?

a)

PNR

b)

PNRA

c)

PANR

d)

BREAD

5.

Which of the following is not mentioned as a characteristic of Panera Bread Company's stores?

a)

Fast casual environment

b)

Free wireless Internet access

c)

Stores located only in urban areas

d)

Offering coffee breaks in a café atmosphere

6.

What is the market capitalization of Panera Bread Company as of February 23, 2006, according to the text?

a)

$31.14 million

b)

$2.21 billion

c)

$71 million

d)

$31.14 billion

7.

Which of the following is not a focus of Panera Bread Company's menu?

a)

Fresh bakery products

b)

Healthful food options

c)

Indulgent desserts

d)

Frozen ready-to-eat meals

8.

According to the text, who is one of the co-founders of Panera Bread Company?

a)

Ronald Shaich

b)

Warren Buffet

c)

Howard Schultz

d)

Ray Kroc

9.

What was the total amount of the 2005 proxy statement salary and bonus for Ronald Shaich?

(a)  

10.

As of the text's publication, which company comes in second to Panera Bread Company in the specialty eateries industry?

a)

McDonald's

b)

Starbucks

c)

Subway

d)

Chipotle

11.

According to the 2004 annual report, what does CEO Shaich outline as plans for continued expansion for Panera Bread?

a)

Opening new stores and improving menu items

b)

Focusing solely on market research

c)

Reducing the number of stores to increase quality

d)

Merging with other specialty eateries

12.

What is the average rate of annual sales growth for Panera Bread from 2000 through 2004?

a)

28.1%

b)

33.1%

c)

33.5%

d)

34.6%

13.

What is considered a good measure of management's performance according to the text?

a)

The number of stores opened

b)

The company's market capitalization

c)

Pre-tax profit margin

d)

The CEO's personal investment in the company

14.

What was Panera Bread's pre-tax profit margin average for the years 2000 through 2004?

a)

7.6%

b)

10.6%

c)

11.4%

d)

13.7%

15.

How can steady growth in sales be interpreted for a company?

a)

As a sign of a high-quality company

b)

As an indication of poor management

c)

As a result of market research only

d)

As a fluctuation in consumer preferences

16.

What is the significance of EPS (Earnings per share) growth for Panera Bread?

a)

It indicates a decrease in profitability

b)

It shows that the company is likely to be sold

c)

It suggests that Panera is a growth company

d)

It means that the company's sales are declining

17.

What is the 5-year average Return on Equity (ROE) for Panera as mentioned in the document?

a)

12.9%

b)

15.9%

c)

19.2%

d)

24.5%

18.

According to the document, how does Panera's current Price-Earnings (PE) ratio compare to its historical PE average?

a)

It is lower than the historical average.

b)

It is about the same as the historical average.

c)

It is higher than the historical average.

d)

The historical average is not mentioned.

19.

What does the PEG ratio stand for as per the document?

a)

Price-earnings Growth

b)

Price-earnings Gauge

c)

Price-earnings Generator

d)

Price-earnings to Growth

20.

Based on the information provided, which company has a lower PEG ratio?

a)

Panera (PNRA)

b)

Starbucks (SBUX)

c)

Both have the same PEG ratio

d)

The document does not compare PEG ratios of different companies

21.

What is the primary objective of the Hartford Growth Opportunities HLS IB fund as mentioned in the document?

a)

Long-term capital depreciation

b)

Short-term capital appreciation

c)

Long-term capital appreciation

d)

Short-term capital depreciation

22.

What percentage of the Hartford Growth fund's investments are in stocks?

a)

17.71%

b)

97.9%

c)

20%

d)

103%

23.

What is the maximum percentage of its total assets that the Hartford Growth fund may invest in foreign issuers and non-dollar securities?

a)

10%

b)

20%

c)

30.24%

d)

17.71%

24.

As of early March 2006, what was the net asset value (NAV) per share of the Hartford Growth fund?

a)

$12.1

b)

$29.1

c)

$31.79

d)

$0

25.

What is the expense ratio of the Hartford Growth fund?

a)

0.88%

b)

1.1%

c)

1.6%

d)

0%

26.

What is the turnover rate of the Hartford Growth fund?

a)

0%

b)

20%

c)

28.02%

d)

1.6%

27.

Which of the following is a benefit of the Hartford Growth fund mentioned in the text?

a)

It has a high turnover rate

b)

It charges a load fee

c)

It has a lower expense ratio compared to similar funds

d)

It requires a minimum investment

28.

What is the trailing earnings growth percentage for the stocks in Hartford Growth?

a)

33.9%

b)

54.9%

c)

29.1

d)

30.24%

29.

What is the P/E ratio for the stocks in Hartford Growth?

a)

0.88%

b)

1.6%

c)

29.1

d)

54.9%