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COB UEH ngocdiep

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is batch production?

a)

Production in batches

b)

Production of individual items

c)

Mass production

d)

Continuous production

2.

What does 'lead time' refer to?

a)

Inventory management

b)

Production line efficiency

c)

Waiting time

d)

Production output

3.

What is the meaning of 'quality assurance'?

a)

Measuring performance

b)

Ensuring product quality

c)

Allocating resources

d)

Supervising operations

4.

What does 'just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing' aim to achieve?

a)

Standardize processes

b)

Reduce inventory costs

c)

Increase production yield

d)

Enhance product quality

5.

What is a 'current asset'?

a)

Long-term investment

b)

Fixed asset

c)

Cash equivalents

d)

Accounts payable

6.

What does 'deferred tax' refer to?

a)

Tax that is paid immediately

b)

Tax on sales

c)

Tax that is postponed

d)

Tax on capital gains

7.

What is a 'financial backer'?

a)

A type of loan

b)

A financial investor

c)

A stockholder

d)

A government grant

8.

What does 'hedge fund' refer to?

a)

A type of mutual fund

b)

A high-risk investment fund

c)

A government bond

d)

A retirement account

9.

What is 'inventory management'?

a)

Overseeing production processes

b)

Controlling stock levels

c)

Managing financial accounts

d)

Allocating resources

10.

What does 'acquisition' mean in a business context?

a)

Borrowing funds

b)

Investing in stocks

c)

Purchasing another company

d)

Selling a company

11.

What is 'lean manufacturing'?

a)

A form of batch production

b)

A type of mass production

c)

A strategy to minimize waste

d)

A method to increase waste

12.

What does 'default' mean in finance?

a)

To pay back a loan

b)

To fail to meet a financial obligation

c)

To acquire assets

d)

To invest in stocks

13.

What is 'due diligence'?

a)

A financial report

b)

The process of investigation before a transaction

c)

A type of investment

d)

A legal requirement

14.

What does 'volatility' refer to in finance?

a)

Long-term growth

b)

Consistency in returns

c)

Unpredictability of market prices

d)

Stability of assets