Are you planning to start a new business or grow up the existing one? You can take this A Level Business quiz and see what your understanding of running a business is. We have prepared a set of questions for you that will help you check your knowledge about business, whether it is a local business or any multinational organization. See moreIf you miss out on something, you can also learn. Go for it, and try for a perfect score on the quiz. All the best!
Sales
Income
Profit
Property
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25% each year
2% each year
1% each year
2.5% each year
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High degree of centralization
Many levels of management
Wide span of control
Slow decision-making process
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Income tax (PAYE)
VAT
NIC (employer contribution)
Corporation tax
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Loss cannot exceed the value of total assets.
Every shareholder has to help to pay off any debts.
You only have to pay back what you can afford.
Only the Board members have a personal liability.
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Word of mouth recommendation
Repeat business
Improving product design
Repeat purchases
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A point-of-sale display
Free gift
Home delivery service
A new design
Charging the same as a competitor
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Starting another business would be too risky.
Starting another business is more likely to succeed.
Everybody loses a lot of money.
The market research wasn't very good.
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Coming up with a completely new idea
Making an invention suitable for mass production
Doing something cheaper or better
Holding the patent of something new
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Hiring lawyers
Warning competitors not to copy them
Keeping records to show they had written the songs
Obtaining a patent
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They are prepared to take a risk.
They always prefer to offer services, rather than a good.
They want to run their own business.
They show initiative. They enjoy making things happen, rather than just waiting.
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A competitor
A supplier
A group of businesses
A manufacturer
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USP
Formula
Price
Poor service
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True
False
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True
False
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To evaluate the financial performance of a company over time
To identify the internal strengths and weaknesses, and external opportunities and threats to the business
To measure the liquidity, solvency, and profitability of a business
To analyze the demographic characteristics of potential customers
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Better communication
Multi-skilling
Low cost of training
Improved job satisfaction
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Quality management
Quality assurance
Quality control
Quality inspection
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Quality control
Continuous improvement ('Kaizen')
Quality management
Quality assurance
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High volume, low-value products
Catering
Low volume, expensive products
Car manufacturing
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A transparent earnings statement that provides full disclosure of a company's pay practices
A metaphorical barrier that prevents certain demographics, particularly women and minorities, from rising beyond a certain level in a corporate hierarchy
The physical design of modern corporate offices featuring glass structures, intended to create a perception of openness and equality
A government-imposed limit on the amount of greenhouse gases a company can emit
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Quality is the responsibility of a special team.
Quality is something everybody helps improve.
Standards such as ISO9001 are used.
Quality can be measured regularly as part of TQM.
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Cell production
Batch production
Flow production
Job production
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Total Quality Management (TQM)
Quality assurance
Kaizen
ISO 9001
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Plan, Do, Change, Act
Plan, Do, Check, Adjust
Produce, Do, Check, Act
Plan, Do, Check, Act
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Products are created in batches.
Very large numbers of the same item is produced.
Quality assurance is never used.
Items are created for individual customers.
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Price x Quantity Sold
Sales - Cost of sales
Gross profit - net profit
Opening stock - closing stock x unit price.
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Ask suppliers for an extra 30 days trade credit
Arrange an overdraft for May and June
Reduce planned expenditure from February to May
Work hard to find new customers from February to May
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Wages
Raw materials
Interest
Bank loan
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Negotiate longer trade credit with flour and egg suppliers
Obtain a bank loan
Reduce the amount of eggs and flour they use
Negotiate a lower rent
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It makes it a criminal offense for businesses to lie about their products
It prevents businesses from bullying customers.
It compensates customers for any loss.
It stops businesses from not giving customers important information.
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They are decided by the MPC
They are decided by the EU Banking Committee.
They are decided by the UK Government
They are decided by the Governor of the Bank of England
They are decided by the international market rate
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Job description
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Curriculum Vitae or application form
Person specification
Selection matrix
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Income tax (PAYE)
VAT
NIC (employer contribution)
Corporation tax
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Starting another business would be too risky
Starting another business is more likely to succeed
Everybody loses a lot of money
The market research wasn't very good
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They have no, or very little, experience of common risks
They have poor math skills.
They have difficulty setting the right price.
They do not do enough market research.
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Coming up with a completely new idea
Making an invention suitable for mass production
Doing something cheaper or better
Holding the patent of something new
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