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BizWorld Pre/Post Assessment

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can a company know that it made a profit?

a)

It didn't sell out all of it's products.

b)

It earned the most revenue during sales.

c)

It earned more money in revenue than it spent in expenses.

d)

It didn’t sell too many shares of stock to the venture capitalists.

2.

When deciding on a price for a product, what factor(s) should a company consider?

a)

The complexity of the production.

b)

Cost of production and materials.

c)

The perceived value of the product.

d)

The actual value of the product.

3.

If you take out a loan from the bank, you must:

a)

Repay the balance of the loan and interest.


b)

Repay the balance of the loan.

c)

Pay interest on the bank loan only.

d)

Give the bank shares of stock.

4.

Why is it important to keep careful records of all your finances?

a)

To know the amount of money I can borrow from the bank.

b)

To compare my company’s money with other companies.

c)

To report to the local authorities and value my company.

d)

To have clarity of how much you have and can spend.

5.

What does a venture capitalist receive in exchange for investing in a company?

a)

A promise to repay the loan plus interest.

b)

Shares of stock in the company and a vote in decision-making.

c)

Just shares of stock in the company.

d)

A portion of company products and services.

6.

If a company sells shares of stock, the company is:

a)

Taking out a loan from the venture capitalist.

b)

Receiving money with no other requirements.

c)

Losing a part of the ownership of the company in exchange for money.

d)

Making a promise to pay back the venture capitalist within a year.

7.

Money a company earns from selling a product or service is called:

a)

Revenue

b)

Profit

c)

Capital

d)

Cash on Hand

8.

What is the profit equation?

a)

Expenses + Profit = Revenue

b)

Rent – Interest = Profit (or Loss)

c)

Revenue – Expenses = Profit (or Loss)

d)

Expenses x Revenue = Profit

9.

The role of manufacturing is:

a)

To make the product easily and inexpensively.

b)

To sell the product.

c)

To manage smooth operations of the company.

d)

To promote the product.

10.

The purpose of marketing is to:

a)

Position the products in the market.

b)

Make sure the company has the best commercial.

c)

Introduce customers to the logo and slogan of the company.

d)

Demonstrate why the company and its products are special and desirable.

11.

What is a business primarily aimed at?

a)

Providing services only

b)

Making a profit

c)

Supporting charities

d)

Creating jobs

12.

What does profit mean in a business context?

a)

The total amount of money a business earns

b)

The difference between the selling price and the cost price

c)

The amount of money left after paying taxes

d)

The difference between a company's revenue and its expenses

13.
___________is money left after all expenses of running a business have been deducted from the income.
a)
Profit
b)
Capital
c)
Cost
d)
Surplus
14.

In business terms, what is profit?

a)

A good investment

b)

A holiday bonus

c)

A monetary reward

d)

A risky venture

15.

What is a loss in business?

a)

When a business spends more than it earns

b)

The cost of goods sold

c)

A decrease in stock value

d)

When a business earns more than it spends