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Do you know the right source of finance?

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is the cash that is generated by the business when it operates successfully

a)

Retained profits

b)

Share capital

c)

Angel investor

d)

Owner savings

2.

What does internal source of finance mean?

a)

A source from within the business

b)

A source from outside the business

3.
The source of finance that is provided by the Owners is called 
a)
Capital
b)
Overdraft
4.

Which of the statements about retained profits is false?

a)

You have unlimited amounts of money available

b)

Shareholders and employees could be frustrated because there is less profit to be 'shared out'

c)

You do not have to pay interest

d)

You are free to use it for any purpose

5.

Which of the following is NOT a typical use of short-term finance?

a)

Buying a house

b)

Covering immediate expenses

c)

Managing cash flow

d)

Purchasing inventory

6.

What are the long-term external sources of finance?

a)

bank loan

b)

leasing

c)

hire purchase

d)

overdraft

7.

It is normally used to pay for items that will be used for many years.

a)

short-term

b)

long-term

8.

Businesses can sell the debts of their customers to debt-factoring companies.

a)

overdraft

b)

bank loan

c)

debt factoring

9.

Leasing is a synonym of renting (machinery, buildings, equipment..)

a)

True

b)

False

10.

This means that the businesses do not pay the supplier straight away.

a)

overdraft

b)

trade credit

c)

debt factoring

11.

Raising money from inside the business

a)

internal

b)

external

12.

Capital raised outside the business.

a)

internal

b)

external

13.

A place from which we can get something.

a)

internal

b)

external

c)

source

14.

Which of the following are DISADVANTAGES of selling shares as a source of finance? (select as many as appropriate)

a)

It means limited liability for the owners

b)

Dividends need to be paid to shareholders

c)

Large sums of money can be raised

d)

Does not apply to Partnerships or Sole Traders

15.

Which of the following is an example of start-up capital?

a)

Buying new technology to replace outdated systems

b)

Paying rent for office space before the business opens

c)

Replacing delivery vans with newer models

d)

Expanding into a new market

16.

Which of the following best explains why a business might need finance for expansion?

a)

To cover short-term debts

b)

To buy personal assets for the owner

c)

To open new branches or increase production capacity

d)

To pay for daily expenses like electricity

17.

Which type of finance is most likely needed when a business invests in new technology?

a)

Personal finance

b)

Long-term finance

c)

Short-term finance

d)

Grants

18.

Additional working capital is required when:

a)

The business wants to expand into a new market

b)

The business cannot pay day-to-day expenses such as wages and raw materials

c)

The business wants to purchase new buildings

d)

The business wants to increase its fixed assets

19.

Which of the following is a short-term need for finance?

a)

Building a new factory

b)

Buying raw materials

c)

Purchasing new machinery

d)

Expanding into a foreign market

20.

Long-term finance would be most appropriate for:

a)

Paying electricity bills

b)

Replacing office computers every month

c)

Buying land for a new factory

d)

Paying suppliers within 30 days

21.

Which of the following is the best definition of short-term finance?

a)

Finance needed for more than 10 years

b)

Finance needed for less than one year

c)

Finance needed for 5 years or more

d)

Finance used for expansion

22.

A business borrowing money for 15 years to construct a new headquarters is an example of:

a)

Working capital finance

b)

Short-term finance

c)

Long-term finance

d)

Internal finance

23.

A café owner needs to buy milk, coffee beans, and sugar to keep the café running. What type of finance is needed?

a)

Long-term finance

b)

Short-term finance

c)

Venture capital

d)

Mortgage loan