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Edexcel GCSE Business 1.1.1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Name the three ways a new business idea could come about.

a)

Changes in government policy, changes in technology, and changes in consumer wants

b)

Obsolete products, changes in technology, and changes in consumer wants

c)

Changes in technology, changes in consumer wants, and changes in the economy

d)

Obsolete products, changes in the economy, and changes in government policy

2.

State the two ways business ideas can be created.

a)

Original products, adapting existing products

b)

Adapting existing products, merging with other businesses

c)

Original products, franchising

d)

Merging with other businesses, franchising

3.

Describe one product that has been created due to a change in what consumers want.

a)

Smartphones with larger screens

b)

Electric kettles

c)

Solar-powered calculators

d)

Digital cameras

4.

Explain how cars have changed due to changes in what consumers want.

a)

More fuel-efficient engines and larger boot space

b)

Electric engines and integrated media systems

c)

Smaller engines and manual transmissions

d)

Larger engines and fewer safety features

5.

What changes might come about for mobile phones?

a)

Larger physical buttons and smaller screens

b)

Increased battery life and more advanced AI features

c)

Heavier designs and fewer apps

d)

Reduced connectivity and simpler interfaces

6.

Define the term ‘original idea’.

a)

A product that is a variation of an existing one

b)

Creation of a product that hasn’t been done before

c)

A product that is inspired by another

d)

A product that is a combination of two existing ideas

7.

Why would a business adapt an existing idea rather than create an original one?

a)

It allows for more creativity and innovation

b)

Production is already set up so saves on costs, already a market for the product

c)

It requires less market research

d)

It guarantees higher profits

8.

Which of the following is an example of a product becoming obsolete?

a)

Vinyl records being replaced by digital music

b)

Smartphones being replaced by tablets

c)

Electric cars replacing petrol cars

d)

Laptops being replaced by desktops

9.

What is one reason a business might choose to create an original product?

a)

To avoid competition

b)

To reduce production costs

c)

To enter an already saturated market

d)

To follow industry trends

10.

How might changes in technology influence new business ideas?

a)

By making existing products more expensive

b)

By creating opportunities for new products and services

c)

By reducing the need for innovation

d)

By limiting consumer choices