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2024 O/N - 2

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How is industry defined?

a)

activities that lead to the satisfying of human wants

b)

buying and selling products

c)

extraction, manufacturing and construction

d)

provision of direct services

2.

What is an advantage of specialisation to factory workers?

a)

better production quality

b)

fewer tools used

c)

improved skills

d)

over-production

3.

Mr. X has started a business selling cheese to Germany.

Which types of interrelated commercial activities is Mr. X involved in?

a)

commercial services and direct services

b)

commercial trade and direct services

c)

export trade and commercial services

d)

import trade and commercial services

4.

What is a feature of a multiple chain store?

a)

centralised purchasing

b)

less than five branches

c)

many departments

d)

wide range of services

5.

Why is the branding of goods important for self-service store?

a)

Customers can identify the goods they require.

b)

Goods are less likely to be damaged.

c)

Perishable goods may be stored for long periods.

d)

Prices of goods are clearly marked.

6.

The diagram shows a customer buying goods from a retailer.

a)

loyalty schemes

b)

mobile retailing

c)

omnichannel retailing

d)

showrooming

7.

Which method of credit is most likely to be used to buy a new luxury car?

a)

credit card

b)

extended credit

c)

hire purchase

d)

informal credit

8.

The diagram shows three channels of distribution for goods.

Which statement best explains why wholesalers have been eliminated from channels 2 and 3?

a)

Manufacturers are producing goods that are perishable.

b)

Manufacturers are selling goods that do not require storage.

c)

Manufacturers are trying to reduce costs and increase profits.

d)

Manufacturers want to control the supply of goods.

9.

A retailer purchased goods from a wholesaler and received an invoice for $10 000. The wholesaler then sent the retailer a credit note for $2000.

How much does the retailer owe the wholesaler?

a)

$2000

b)

$8000

c)

$10 000

d)

$12 000

10.

How much would a buyer save when given a cash discount of 2.5% on an item originally priced at $600?

a)

$5

b)

$15

c)

$24

d)

$30

11.

What is a benefit of international trade to a country?

a)

Free trade is common between countries.

b)

The country can dispose of surplus goods.

c)

The country can increase the prices of its goods.

d)

There are currency differences between countries.

12.

The table shows figures relating to a country’s international trade.

What is the Balance of Trade?

a)

- $3 bn

b)

$1 bn

c)

$5 bn

d)

$39 bn

13.

Which organisation is responsible for the collection of import duty?

a)

customs authority

b)

forwarding agent

c)

port authority

d)

public corporation

14.

The diagram shows a newspaper headline.

" US Dollar Hits a New High Rate on Foreign Exchange Markets "

How will this new high rate of the US dollar affect exporters and importers that trade with the US?

a)

Exporters will be forced to develop markets outside the US.

b)

Exporters will benefit from increased revenue from sales to the US.

c)

Importers buying goods from the US will benefit from lower costs.

d)

Importers will be able to buy more goods from the US.

15.

What is a disadvantage of advertising to a consumer?

a)

it adds to the price of goods paid by consumers

b)

it encourages consumers to buy only the advertiser’s product

c)

it is used to remind consumers about an established brand

d)

it makes consumers aware of products to purchase

16.

Which advertising method is most likely to be eye-catching to passing commuters?

a)

digital billboard

b)

direct mail

c)

magazine

d)

sponsorship

17.

A confectionery business has shops nationwide.

Which method should it use to promote its new range of chocolates?

a)

point of sale

b)

product placement

c)

samples

d)

sponsorship

18.

Why is communication important in the global market?

a)

goods can be transported within a country

b)

it guarantees an increase in international trade

c)

replies are received immediately

d)

worldwide suppliers can be contacted quickly

19.

The diagram shows a postal service used by Pet Insurance Company for market research.

What is the advantage to Pet Insurance Company of using this postal service?

a)

It can be used for sending valuable items through the post.

b)

It encourages potential customers to respond.

c)

It provides online tracking of post anywhere in the world.

d)

It provides proof of posting and delivery.

20.

What is an app store?

a)

a barcode reader in a supermarket

b)

a digital platform for installing software on devices

c)

a lightweight portable computer

d)

an in-touch interface used to send signals to a computer

21.

Which statement describes a cruise liner?

a)

It carries bulk cargoes.

b)

It carries containers.

c)

It has no fixed timetables.

d)

It offers luxury travel.

22.

Which facility is not provided by both airport and port authorities?

a)

car parking

b)

container terminal for cargo

c)

cranes for unloading cargo

d)

security service

23.

What is a document of title to goods?

a)

bill of lading

b)

certificate of incorporation

c)

insurance policy

d)

invoice

24.

A regional distribution centre wants to make it possible to pick items quickly from shelves in the warehouse.

Which equipment might it invest in to enable this?

a)

conveyor belts

b)

loading bays

c)

pallets

d)

robots

25.

Which purpose of insurance is related to payments against losses?

a)

business confidence

b)

compensation

c)

financial protection

d)

risk reduction

26.

Which type of insurance covers claims against faulty or dangerous goods?

a)

consequential loss

b)

employers’ liability

c)

product liability

d)

public liability

27.

An insurance company has estimated that 5000 people will purchase fire insurance. The company forecasts 100 claims totalling $720 000 in the next year.

What is the average premium that this insurance company will charge for the 5000 people?

a)

$50

b)

$144

c)

$720

d)

$7200

28.

A retail store suffers fire damage worth $35 000. The store closes for four weeks while the damage is being repaired. The cost of the repair is $30 000. The store owner has insurance policies for premises and consequential loss.

Which statement best explains the store owner’s insurance cover?

a)

They can claim full compensation of $35 000 for the fire damage.

b)

They can claim loss of profit from being closed as well as $30 000 for the fire damage.

c)

They will only receive payment for loss of profit from being closed.

d)

They will receive $65 000 as compensation for the fire damage to the premises.

29.

The diagram shows a banking statement.

What is this document called?

a)

bank statement

b)

bank transfer

c)

paying-in slip

d)

withdrawal form

30.

Which statement describes a cashless society?

a)

closure of bank branches

b)

electronic payments replacing notes and coins

c)

elimination of the cheque system

d)

reduction in bank staff

31.

The diagram shows different forms of business organisation.

Which sector do all these business organisations operate in?

a)

private sector

b)

public sector

c)

secondary sector

d)

tertiary sector

32.

Which term describes a business that has changed ownership from the private sector to the public sector?

a)

franchised

b)

globalised

c)

nationalised

d)

privatised

33.

A study found that the rate of business failure in the first year is much higher for sole traders than for franchises.

Which factor would explain this?

a)

franchises attract more talented business people

b)

operating as a franchise involves less risk

c)

sole traders are able to keep all profits

d)

sole traders have a limited amount of capital to invest

34.

Which term is a source of self-financing?

a)

debentures

b)

factoring

c)

overdrafts

d)

retained earnings (profits)

35.

Which term is used for purchasing inventory?

a)

current liabilities

b)

fixed capital

c)

gross profit

d)

working capital

36.

Which action would increase the working capital of a car manufacturer?

a)

buying more steering wheels

b)

obtaining a loan to design a new car

c)

purchasing car seats on credit

d)

selling unwanted spare parts

37.

What does the letter T stands for in the PEST analysis of the environment of commerce?

a)

tariff

b)

taxation

c)

technological

d)

trade

38.

What is an example of an economic factor that affects commercial activities?

a)

better communications

b)

changes in consumer tastes

c)

political stability

d)

unemployment levels

39.

How might a multinational company reduce its carbon footprint?

a)

advertise its products using digital billboards

b)

conduct regional meetings through videoconferencing

c)

stop giving efficiency ratings on its appliances

d)

use its own transportation vehicles for delivery

40.

Mrs Wang purchased a bed from RR Supplier. The company has the advertising slogan, ‘We guarantee we will not be beaten on price.’ She then found the same model of bed $40 cheaper from a different supplier.

Which action must RR Supplier take when Mrs Wang complains?

a)

accept the bed back and give a refund of $20

b)

change its advertising slogan

c)

refund the difference of $40

d)

supply a voucher for $40