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WorksheetsBusiness Operations Quiz
Total questions: 101
Worksheet time: 2hrs 41mins
Which of the following refers to daily activities businesses engage in to earn profit?
Marketing
Business operations
Investment
Innovation
A service business provides:
Tangible products
Intangible products
Wholesale goods
Manufactured goods
A merchandising business is also known as:
Buy and sell business
Service provider
Franchise business
Hybrid business
A manufacturing business involves:
Only buying products
Selling services only
Combining raw materials and labor to produce goods
Reselling products at retail price
A hybrid business is:
A combination of two or more types of business
A business without profit
A business run online only
A business that sells only raw materials
Which is a way to improve business operations?
Measure performance
Ignore competition
Avoid innovation
Eliminate trends
Monitoring trends helps a business:
Copy competitors directly
Get better than competition
Reduce operations
Limit performance
Streamlining processes in business leads to:
Reduced productivity
Increased productivity
No change in results
Elimination of employees
Business operations aim to:
Decrease revenue
Increase expenses
Increase value of enterprise
Stop competition
Which is NOT a type of business operation?
Service business
Merchandising business
Manufacturing business
Government business
A beauty salon is an example of:
Service business
Merchandising
Manufacturing
Hybrid
A bookstore that resells books at retail is a:
Service
Manufacturing
Merchandising
Hybrid
A bakery producing its own bread is a:
Manufacturing business
Service
Hybrid
Merchandising
A restaurant that both cooks food and provides service can be:
Hybrid business
Pure manufacturing
Pure merchandising
Investment
Goal setting is important in:
Measuring performance
Eliminating profits
Avoiding risks
Cutting expenses only
Which process helps track business milestones?
Goal setting
Avoiding competition
Overproduction
Tax evasion
Trends can come in the form of:
New innovations
Old practices
Ignored customer needs
Random guesswork
A business that produces clothes and runs a retail store is:
Service business
Hybrid business
Manufacturing only
Merchandising only
Efficiency in operations means:
Using more resources
Wasting time
Maximizing output with fewer inputs
Ignoring trends
Business operations are important because they:
Stop productivity
Generate sufficient revenues
Eliminate customers
Decrease profits
A business record book helps track:
Only salaries
All important information and activities
Only raw materials
Competitors
Keeping records helps businesses stay:
Organized, legal, and prepared for growth
Disorganized
Dependent on memory
Risky
Which is a legal requirement for businesses?
Keeping tax returns and receipts
Ignoring customer contracts
Hiding payroll documents
Avoiding audits
Records serve as:
Evidence in disputes
Waste papers
Competition tools
Decorations
Good record keeping helps:
Protect the business
Increase risks
Hide income
Lose profits
Which is NOT a reason for keeping records?
To waste time
To meet legal requirements
To measure profit
To protect rights
Organized records make:
Work less efficient
Decision making better
Audits harder
Growth impossible
Records show:
Income and expenses
Gossip and rumors
Competition secrets
Only debts
Payroll records are important for:
Employee payments
Customer service
Advertising
Merchandising
Receipts and contracts safeguard:
Ownership and transactions
Time wastage
Competitors
Marketing only
Managing risks through records helps businesses:
Identify unpaid invoices early
Hide expenses
Increase disputes
Avoid strategies
Audits are smoother when:
Records are accurate
Records are missing
Records are disorganized
Records are fake
Measuring performance through records helps:
Track growth
Ignore profits
Hide taxes
Destroy evidence
Records can be:
Physical or electronic
Only physical
Only electronic
Imaginary
Which is NOT included in business records?
Legal agreements
Transaction dates
Customer details
Random opinions
Good records help entrepreneurs:
Make better decisions
Avoid planning
Waste time
Forget expenses
Keeping business records reduces:
Wasted time searching
Efficiency
Growth
Preparedness
A record book is a:
Systematic way to track business activities
Random notes
Oral agreement
Customer survey
Poor record keeping results in:
Stressful audits
Clear finances
Smooth growth
Protected rights
Which shows financial health?
Records of income and expenses
Gossip
Rumors
Employee moods
A successful business requires clear:
Objectives
Guesswork
Rumors
Shortcuts
Entrepreneurs must know their:
Tasks
Competitors' secrets
Random ideas
Employees' hobbies
Time allocation helps:
Complete tasks on schedule
Delay work
Waste resources
Avoid objectives
Monitoring progress allows:
Accomplishment of objectives
Failure in goals
Ignoring deadlines
Wasting time
Which is a requirement for corporations in the Philippines?
SEC registration
DTI registration
Mayor's permit only
Informal registr
Which is a requirement for corporations in the Philippines?
SEC registration
DTI registration
Mayor's permit only
Informal registration
DTI registration is required for:
Business tradename
Employees' salary
Bank account opening only
Closing a business
A Mayor's business permit allows:
Legal operation in city or municipality
Avoiding local taxes
Only hiring workers
International expansion
BIR registration provides:
TIN, official receipts, books of accounts
Store rent
Customer discounts
Import permits
Which agencies require employer registration?
SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG
DepEd and CHED
DOST and DOH
LTO and LTFRB
An accounting system helps track:
Financial performance
Competitors' mistakes
Employee gossip
Social media posts
Advertising ensures:
Customers know about the business
Employees are paid
Records are updated
Tasks are delayed
Insurance protects business against:
Litigation and risks
Advertising failure
Employees' absences
Customer preferences
Life and disability insurance are considered when:
Leasing an office
Launching products
Buying ads
Setting goals
Which registration issues official receipts?
BIR
SEC
DTI
SSS
SSS registration is for:
Employee benefits
Store rent
Product promotion
Tax evasion
Which comes first before operations?
Completing registration and permits
Avoiding requirements
Ignoring laws
Only advertising
A time table ensures:
Tasks are done timely
Goals are delayed
No monitoring
No objectives
Business guidelines include:
Objectives, tasks, time, progress
Random guesses
Luck only
Friends' advice
SEC registration is needed for:
Partnership or corporation
Sole proprietorship
Freelancers
NGOs
Businesses must register to:
Operate legally
Hide from government
Avoid records
Skip taxes
Selling a product is the process of:
Exchanging goods for money
Hiding products
Giving away items
Avoiding customers
Knowing your product involves:
Identifying a niche
Ignoring market
Avoiding research
Forgetting customers
Target audience profile includes:
Demographics and psychographics
Gossip and rumors
Competitors' secrets
Only addresses
A value proposition explains:
The problem solved by the product
Employee benefits
Owner's hobbies
Business logo
Researching market demand helps:
Understand consumer interest
Ignore customers
Increase risks
Avoid profits
A sales platform example is:
Shopify
DTI
SEC
SSS
Online marketplaces include:
Amazon, Etsy, eBay
BIR and SEC
Pag-IBIG
DTI
A physical store is an example of:
Sales channel
Record keeping
Insurance
Registration
Payment methods are part of:
Sales process
Insurance
Records
Audits
Shipping strategy ensures:
Products reach customers efficiently
Records are updated
Insurance is secured
Employees are hired
Customer service builds:
Loyalty and trust
Competition
More expenses
Records
Promotion includes:
Digital marketing
Ignoring customers
Hiding products
Avoiding ads
Social proof involves:
Reviews and testimonials
Rumors
Competitors
Secret notes
Loyalty programs encourage:
Repeat customers
First-time customers only
Competitors
Suppliers
Influencer marketing uses:
Influencers to promote products
Competitors to advertise
Employees only
Friends only
Identifying and segmenting customers uses:
Market research
Gossip
Rumors
Guesswork
A good first impression is achieved by:
Appealing websites
Ignoring design
Poor service
Delayed responses
Personalizing communication makes customers feel:
Valued
Ignored
Rejected
Misled
Feedback from customers helps:
Improve service
Increase risks
Reduce loyalty
Destroy records
Trust is built by:
Honesty and prompt responses
Avoiding feedback
Delaying answers
Ignoring issues
Business operations are done weekly only.
Service businesses provide intangible products.
Merchandising businesses produce goods from raw materials.
Manufacturing businesses combine raw materials, labor, and overhead.
A hybrid business can be classified under more than one type.
Measuring performance helps businesses track milestones.
Keeping business records is optional for legal compliance.
Records can be both physical and electronic.
Contracts and receipts protect business rights.
Poor record keeping makes audits smoother.
SEC registration is for sole proprietorship only.
DTI registration is for business tradename.
Mayor's permit allows legal operation within a city or municipality.
BIR registration gives the business its TIN and receipts.
SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG registration are for employer contributions.
Advertising is unnecessary before starting a business.
Insurance protects a business against risks and litigation.
Selling a product means persuading a customer of its value.
Social proof refers to rumors spread by competitors.
Good customer service helps build loyalty and trust.
