WorksheetsRole of Business in Society Quiz - S3
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the primary aim of a business?
To increase government taxes
To reduce environmental impact
To maximize employee benefits
To satisfy customers' needs and wants
Which of the following is a basic need, essential for survival?
Mobile phones
Holidays
Luxury cars
Food
What are goods in the context of business?
Products that you cannot hold or touch
Services provided by the government
Products that you can see and touch
Experiences like a visit to the cinema
Which of the following is an example of a service?
Laptops
Clothes
Public transport
Food
What are wants in the context of business?
Services provided by the public sector
Products that are intangible
Luxuries we would like to have but don’t need to survive
Basic requirements for survival
What is a consumer in business terms?
A person who sells products
A person who uses a product and may also buy it
A business that provides services
A person who buys a product but doesn't use it.
True or false: A CUSTOMER is an individual who purchases a product even though they might not consume or use it.
True
False
Services are (a) . You can't see or touch them but they are provided to you.
Which two letters help us remember the 3 sectors of industry
(a)
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Public
Private
Third
Which sector applies to this organisation?
Public Sector
Private Sector
Third Sector
Private sector organisations aim to make a (a)
Match the following
A Dairy Farm
Primary sector
A car factory
Secondary sector
A bank
Tertiary sector
A large oil company
All of these
Which of the following are in the THIRD sector of the economy
NHS Hospital
The Scouts
Cancer Research
Stagecoach busses
Phone
Jumper
Mars bar
Toilet paper
Antiseptic wipe
Haircut
Hair clippers
Hotel stay
Laptop
Bicycle
Spa treatment
Car rental
House cleaning service
Which of the following is an example of a tangible product?
Cinema visit
Online courses
Smartphones
Insurance policies
Who OWNS public sector organisations?
Shareholders
Other companies
A social enterprise
The government / tax payers
