Understanding business activity

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Understanding Business Activity Quiz

Test your knowledge about business activities with our engaging quiz! This quiz consists of 10 questions designed to challenge your understanding of fundamental business concepts.

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The purpose of business activity is:

A to increase sales

B to produce products to satisfy customer needs

C to reward shareholders

D to provide employment.

3 One of the benefits of specialisation is:

A increased sales

B increased output

C increased variety of tasks for workers

D increased costs of production.

4 Added value is:

A the difference between revenue and total costs

B the difference between output and sales

C the difference between costs of raw materials and selling price

D the difference between making a profit or making a loss.

5 Which of the following is not an example of primary sector business activity?

A Forestry

B Fishing

C Oil refining

D Mining for gold

6 Tertiary sector business activity is:

A providing services to consumers only

B turning raw materials into finished goods

C the extraction of natural resources

D providing services to consumers and businesses.

7 Developing economies will usually have:

A a small primary sector

B a large tertiary sector

C a large primary sector

D no secondary sector.

8 Which of the following is not a private sector form of organisation?

A Sole trader

B Public limited company

C Franchise

D Public corporation

9 The best description of an entrepreneur is someone who:

A starts a business and always earns a lot of money

B has an idea for a business and does not take risks

C starts a business and is prepared to take financial risks

D takes financial risks and always earns high profits.

10 A business plan might be used to:

A mislead people into investing in a business

B show how much profit a business might make

C provide competitors with information about a business

D identify why a business is making losses.

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