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2024 NYS FBLA Introduction to Business Concepts

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An example of a liquid asset is?

a)

cash

b)

car

c)

land

d)

equipment bought for production

2.

Which of the following is not considered as part of a corporate social responsibility?

a)

not doing or at least avoiding doing harm

b)

fighting for fair wages

c)

contributing the resources available to the well-being community

d)

conducting market research

3.

Job enlargement is

a)

set of objectives of a job

b)

the structure and design of a job

c)

systematically transferring employees from one role to another

d)

horizonal job loading, giving employees more tasks to perform

4.

Which of the following statements is correct about productivity?

a)

It is the measurement of how satisfied employees are with some specific accomplished tasks.

b)

It measures the accomplishment of a task or a goal.

c)

It measures how costly the resources (used for the accomplished task) are.

d)

It measures both the quantity and the quality of the accomplished work while taking not account the resources that were used for that task.

5.

The four main functions of management are?

a)

monitoring, selling, appraising, controlling

b)

planning, organizing, leading, controlling

c)

organizing, leading, monitoring, controlling

d)

planning, selling, suggesting, controlling

6.

Which of the following statements is NOT correct?

a)

a risk-averse individual is happy to pay more than the amount of expected loss to avoid risk

b)

subjective risk measures both actual and expected loss of a certain outcome

c)

a person who is indifferent to risk is risk-neutral

d)

a risk-seeker is willing to pay more than the amount of expected gain, which will result in a risky situation

7.

An embargo is defined as

a)

an area, throughout which the trade between nations is made without protective tariffs

b)

a grant paid by a government to an enterprise

c)

the prohibition of any kind of import or export with another country

d)

exporting and selling good at prices lower than the home-market prices

8.

Liabilities are

a)

what a company owns

b)

what a company owes

c)

a company’s equity capital

d)

a company’s receivables

9.

Which is the following is NOT an economic activity?

a)

production

b)

social service

c)

professional services

d)

trading in goods

10.

Which option is NOT a business activity?

a)

production of goods

b)

transportation

c)

exchange of goods

d)

work in a factory for wages

11.

What drives the economy?

a)

goods and services

b)

wants and needs

c)

resources

d)

consumers

12.

Oil refinery and sugar mill are classified under which industries?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Risk Element

13.

Identify the activity which does NOT support trade?

a)

banking

b)

warehousing

c)

insurance

d)

mining

14.

Which item does NOT cause any business risk?

a)

breakdown of machinery

b)

efficient management

c)

riot

d)

changing government policy

15.

One of the disadvantages of having a Partnership is?

a)

limited liability

b)

unlimited liability

c)

no liability

d)

no risk

16.

An organization that is owned and operated by its members is called?

a)

partnership

b)

corporation

c)

sole proprietorship

d)

franchise

17.

A contractual agreement to use the name and sell the products or services of a company in a designated geographic area is called?

a)

franchise

b)

partnership

c)

corporation

d)

sole proprietorship

18.

In business, why it is essential to make a profit?

a)

It provides a return to investors.

b)

It provides no funds for future extension.

c)

It decreases the reputation of a company.

d)

It just looks good.

19.

Select the correct meaning to the following word: Seguro de vida

a)

medical insurance

b)

life insurance

c)

insurance coverage

d)

take small bites

20.

This is the number of people without a job

a)

unemployment

b)

employment

c)

qualified candidate

d)

conference

21.

What is NOT true of public wants?

a)

They are widely shared by many.

b)

Resources are insured.

c)

They are often considered private.

d)

Examples include highways and parks.

22.

What is true of resources?

a)

Resources are unlimited.

b)

Businesses and governments lack resources.

c)

Insurance and tourism are examples of resources.

d)

Resources are limited.

23.

Which is the name for items people can use to make or obtain what they need or want?

a)

resources

b)

goods

c)

services

d)

products

24.

What should you do before making a decision?

a)

make the best use of limited resources

b)

think of another decision you have made

c)

satisfy your needs and wants

d)

determine the pros and cons of alternatives

25.

Which question would best help you evaluate a decision after you put it into effect?

a)

What resources are available to me?

b)

What are my needs and wants?

c)

Would I make the same choice again?

d)

What is the problem and what are my options?

26.

Which is true of both personal and business decisions?

a)

They should be made independently.

b)

They should be made without regard for consequences.

c)

They should consume the most resources available.

d)

They should be consistent with values and goals.

27.

What is a commercial activity that seeks profit by providing goods in exchange for money?

a)

profit

b)

market research

c)

competition

d)

a business

28.

What is profit?

a)

commercial activity

b)

motivation and wealth

c)

money remaining after costs have been paid

d)

an opportunity to earn a better living

29.

Which is NOT true of businesses?

a)

They pay taxes and provide jobs.

b)

The wealth they create benefits the entire community.

c)

They are rewarded with profits by satisfying consumers.

d)

They can survive without profits.

30.

What is competition?

a)

a contest to win customers

b)

the freedom to product new products

c)

voluntary exchange

d)

inexpensive goods and services

31.

Which is not something a competitive business needs to offer?

a)

quality products

b)

discontinued goods

c)

outstanding service

d)

good prices

32.

What must a business do when developing new products or services?

a)

evaluate demand

b)

lend money

c)

pay taxes

d)

focus on customer service

33.

What is one result of effective market research?

a)

immediate access to global markets

b)

immediate access to start-up capital

c)

information that helps a business identify opportunities

d)

improved production management

34.

What might a business do if its products don’t meet consumer’s needs?

a)

consider bankruptcy

b)

start a new business

c)

try new selling techniques

d)

modify its products to satisfy consumers

35.

An advertisement is generally considered to be?

a)

a firm offer

b)

a valid offer

c)

an offer which is voidable

d)

an invitation to make an offer

36.

The oldest form of training new employees for special skills is?

a)

on-the-job

b)

apprenticeship

c)

vestibule

d)

laboratory

37.

The values and moral standards that guide people in dealing with one another is known as?

a)

consistency

b)

loyalty

c)

tact

d)

ethics

38.

Day care, flex hours, profit sharing, and paid vacations are examples of?

a)

productivity tactics

b)

motivational benefits

c)

employee morale

d)

fringe benefits

39.

Which activity is involved when labor union representatives meet with management to negotiate contract provisions?

a)

mediation

b)

arbitration

c)

collective bargaining

d)

labor negotiating

40.

Which step in the decision-making process provides information about the effectiveness of a decision?

a)

defining the problem

b)

identifying possible solutions

c)

implementation

d)

evaluation

41.

Which of the following provides income and medical payment for employees injured on the job?

a)

Social Security

b)

Employee Compensation

c)

Worker’s Compensation

d)

Disability Insurance

42.

The form that must be completed by an employee to claim withholding allowances is called the?

a)

Form W-2

b)

Form W-4

c)

Wage and Tax Statement

d)

Employment Application

43.

Which is an optional payroll deduction?

a)

State and Federal Withholding

b)

Social Security

c)

Worker’s Compensation

d)

Health Insurance Premiums

44.

Product, price, place, and promotion (the 4P’s) are collectively known as

a)

economic utilities

b)

the marketing mix

c)

the marketing concept

d)

the factors of production

45.

The process of dividing the total consumer market into smaller groups of people with common buying characteristics is referred to as

a)

the marketing concept

b)

market research

c)

market segmentation

d)

market identification

46.

A consumer’s concern for product durability can best be described as a(n) _____ buying motive.

a)

emotional

b)

patronage

c)

rational

d)

product

47.

Obsolescence occurs when

a)

a product stops selling

b)

a product is reissued in a new container

c)

the fundamental nature of the product has changed

d)

the product has become old and less useful

48.

The federal agency which oversees workplace regulations related to safety and health is the

a)

Department of Human Services

b)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

c)

Bureau of Safety Regulatory Commission

d)

Department of Health

49.

Income left over after paying the basic cost of living is called _____ income.

a)

personal

b)

disposable

c)

discretionary

d)

limited

50.

The term “market price” refers to the

a)

price consumers are willing to pay for a product at a given time

b)

cost of producing the product

c)

point where supply and demand are in balance

d)

cost of the resources needed to produce the product

51.

The three levels of consumer problem solving are

a)

routine, limited, and recognition

b)

routine, recognition, and extensive

c)

routine, limited, and extensive

d)

routine, identification, and recognition

52.

Laws which are passed to prevent companies from forming monopolies are called

a)

registered trademark

b)

antitrust laws

c)

patent

d)

statute

53.

Which of the following is not one of the “three C’s” used to determine a person’s credit worthiness?

a)

Competition

b)

Character

c)

Capacity

d)

Capital/Collateral

54.

A share of corporate stock represents

a)

debt owed to the corporation by the stockholder

b)

debt owed by the corporation to the stockholder

c)

part ownership in the corporation

d)

a guaranteed share in the profits of the corporation

55.

The Truth in Lending Act

a)

protects consumers against unfair billing practices

b)

requires creditors to tell consumers the cost of using credit

c)

provides for the accuracy of information in credit reports

d)

prohibits a creditor from denying credit for discriminatory reasons

56.

If you write a check for an amount more than what you have in the account, your account is

a)

balanced

b)

unbalance

c)

certified

d)

overdrawn

57.

Outstanding checks

a)

are checks returned to the payer

b)

have not been received by the bank for processing

c)

have been paid by the bank

d)

are blank checks

58.

The automobile insurance coverage that protects persons who are legally liable for accidents in which others are injured or killed is called

a)

comprehensive physical damage

b)

collision

c)

bodily injury liability

d)

property damage liability

59.

According to the terms of Tina’s automobile insurance policy, she must pay the first $300 of repair costs for damage to her car. This amount is referred to as the

a)

deductible

b)

face value

c)

premium

d)

principal

60.

The intention of a credit card is to allow you to

a)

spend only the amount in your account

b)

borrow money for a short time

c)

protect your checks and cash from thieves

d)

transfer money between accounts on-line

61.

Of the following investments, the one with the most predictable income is

a)

gold

b)

commodities

c)

corporate stock

d)

U.S. savings bonds

62.

A legal form that asks stockholders to transfer their voting privileges is called

a)

ballot

b)

proxy

c)

preemptive right

d)

stock split

63.

A business transaction occurs each time a business

a)

contacts a potential customer

b)

reports a profit

c)

records a purchase

d)

issues a financial statement

64.

A business plan can be useful to an entrepreneur and the potential

a)

investors who may finance the new business

b)

employees of the new business

c)

customers of the new business

d)

CEO of the new business

65.

A registered name, brand, or symbol used by a business to identify its product/product line is called a

a)

statute

b)

patent

c)

copyright

d)

trademark

66.

A legal “right” which prevents anyone else from producing a company’s unique product is called a

a)

registered trademark

b)

certificate of title

c)

registered patent

d)

registered copyright

67.

A tax that increases as income increases is called

a)

progressive tax

b)

regressive tax

c)

value-added tax

d)

a tax base

68.

The total of all loans made to the federal government is called

a)

deficit spending

b)

public debt

c)

national debt

d)

personal debt

69.

The rules and regulations for operating nationally chartered banks come from

a)

The FDIC

b)

Congress

c)

The Federal Reserve System

d)

The Supreme Court

70.

Making purchases on the spur of the moment is called

a)

budget spending

b)

impulse buying

c)

unit pricing

d)

rational spending

71.

The private consumer organization that helps people resolve problems with local businesses is the

a)

Federal Trade Commission

b)

American Consumer Federation

c)

Consumer Product Safety Commission

d)

Better Business Bureau

72.

The law that gives you the right to know what is in your credit file is the

a)

Fair Credit Reporting Act

b)

Equal Credit Opportunity Act

c)

Truth-in-Lending Law

d)

Fair Credit Billing Act

73.

For a given accounting period, a balance sheet reports the

a)

overall financial health of the company

b)

assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity accounts

c)

net income or net loss for the period

d)

gross income or gross loss for the period

74.

The law of supply states that the ______ an item.

a)

lower the price, the more consumers will buy

b)

higher the price, the less consumers will buy

c)

lower the price, the less producers will make

d)

higher the price, the more consumers will buy

75.

A prolonged rise in the level of prices for goods and services is called

a)

economic stability

b)

inflation

c)

recession

d)

economic fluctuations

76.

A trade restriction that limits the quantities of goods which can move into or out of a country is referred to as a

a)

license

b)

tariff

c)

quota

d)

surcharge

77.

Which of the following does not occur during a recession?

a)

decreased production

b)

increased employment

c)

increased unemployment

d)

decreased demand for goods and services

78.

An economic index showing changes in the average prices of goods that are of particular interest to consumers is called the _____ Index.

a)

Consumer Price

b)

Producer Price

c)

Fiscal Policy

d)

Monetary Policy

79.

In a market economy, the decision of what goods and services are produced, for whom, and for what price is determined by

a)

the federal government

b)

entrepreneurs

c)

the availability of products

d)

the buying habits of consumers

80.

Which term refers to expenses that occur regularly and are regularly paid?

a)

net expenses

b)

fixed expenses

c)

variable expenses

d)

gross expenses

81.

Which term refers to the actual amount of money you earn or receive during a given period?

a)

income

b)

deductions

c)

gross pay

d)

expenses

82.

Which is the way most people organize the work experience section of a resume?

a)

A job that is most like the one you are applying for is listed first.

b)

Jobs are listed in order of increasing responsibility.

c)

Jobs are listed in chronological order.

d)

The job you held for the longest period is listed first.

83.

Which usually comes at the end of a resume?

a)

job objective

b)

education section

c)

skills summary

d)

work experience

84.

Which type of job might require drug and lie-detector testing?

a)

government and law enforcement jobs

b)

sales and sales support jobs

c)

truck driver and delivery jobs

d)

public relations and advertising jobs

85.

What might an interviewer think of you if you show up late for the interview?

a)

You are unreliable and perhaps even disrespectful.

b)

You are a very busy person with lots of responsibilities.

c)

Your personality is better suited to another type of job.

d)

You had another interview that went longer than expected.

86.

Which term refers to things you want to accomplish?

a)

budgets

b)

risks

c)

expenses

d)

goals

87.

Which is not one of the six steps of financial planning?

a)

develop your financial goals.

b)

apply for credit.

c)

evaluate alternatives.

d)

implement a financial plan of action

88.

Which term refers to the risk that you may have to withdraw your savings or investments?

a)

inflation risk

b)

interest rate risk

c)

liquidity risk

d)

income risk

89.

Which term refers to basic skills you need to get a job, keep a job, and do well at it?

a)

employability skills

b)

high school diploma

c)

work experience

d)

work-related skills

90.

Which term is a synonym for body language?

a)

verbal communication

b)

nonverbal communication

c)

gestures and fidgeting

d)

eye contact

91.

Which is not considered a soft skill?

a)

computer knowledge

b)

friendliness

c)

language skills

d)

proper dress

92.

Which is an evaluation of how well an employee is doing a job?

a)

job description

b)

performance appraisal

c)

reference

d)

orientation

93.

Which of the following is based on rank or length of service?

a)

seniority

b)

promotion

c)

evaluation

d)

performance appraisal

94.

Which is not another word for ethics?

a)

principles

b)

honor

c)

recycling

d)

integrity

95.

Businesses need a _______ to maintain a workplace.

a)

code of ethics

b)

business ethics

c)

social responsibility

d)

conflict of interest

96.

How are consumers affected when companies restrict competition?

a)

They have fewer choices in products and pricing.

b)

They pay less.

c)

They can determine the price.

d)

They can buy out the company.

97.

What group of workers are not necessarily protected by American Law?

a)

workers who volunteer.

b)

children

c)

women

d)

those with disabilities

98.

Which is usually not included in a job description?

a)

salary

b)

job duties

c)

qualifications

d)

conditions

99.

Which is not considered compensation?

a)

salary

b)

company car

c)

wage

d)

benefits

100.

Which term refers to actively looking for qualified people to fill a job?

a)

resources management

b)

hiring

c)

recruitment

d)

application