Types Of Business Quiz Exam!
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How much do you know about different types of business? The different business types include limited liability partnerships, sole proprietorship, partnerships, corporations, non -profit organizations, etc. Sole proprietorships are the most commonplace types of businesses in the United States. It provides a simple structure that permits owners to have total control over company operations. With this quiz, you will succeed, and it means business.
- 1.What kind of business is BEST described by these statements? -I am the only owner of my business. -I take all the risks of doing business. -I keep all the profits.
- A.
Sole proprietorship
- B.
Solo partnership
- C.
Partnership
- D.
Cooperative
- 2.An entrepreneur:
- A.
Enforces government regulations
- B.
Takes the risk to earn profit
- C.
Sets the interest rates at banks
- D.
Manages financial investments
- 3.In a sole proprietorship and partnership, owner(s) share profit, but liability is limited to______ and they are know to be __________
- A.
Investment, unincorporated
- B.
Distribution, unincorporated
- C.
Production, unincorporated
- D.
Theft, unincorporated
- 4.What is a disadvantage of partnerships?
- A.
Ease of formation
- B.
Owners share responsibilities
- C.
Limited liability
- D.
Possibility of personality conflict
- 5.What is the advantage of corporations?
- A.
Minimal government regulation
- B.
Limited liability
- C.
Short life span
- D.
It has one owner
- 6.Floral Shops, Bookstores, Farms are examples of what type of business?
- A.
Sole Proprietorship
- B.
Corporation
- C.
Franchise
- D.
Multinational Corporation
- 7.Limited companies such as private limited do NOT continue when stockholders sell the stock.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.What is the most used form of a business?
- A.
Partnership
- B.
Sole proprietorship
- C.
Coperation
- D.
Single trade
- 9.Unlimited liability is when the owner is only limited to the amount he invested.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.An unincorporated business is one that does have a separate legal identity.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.One of the advantages of a joint venture is:
- A.
Disagreements between partners
- B.
Knowledge about the country operated is ready with the partner
- C.
You share profits
- 12.A franchise is a new business based according to the use of name, logo, and trading methods.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.The franchise sells to the franchisee.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.Franchisor contributes to:
- A.
Use of name
- B.
Advertising
- C.
Ideas
- D.
All of the above
- 15.The best definition of a sole trader form of business organization is:
- A.
The business only employs one person
- B.
The business is owned by one person
- C.
The firm has a single customer
- D.
There is a single firm in the industry.
- 16.These are all true disadvantages of a Public limited company except:
- A.
Lots of legal formalities
- B.
Limited liabilities
- C.
Unincorporated business
- D.
Incorporated business
- 17.One of the advantages of the franchise to the franchisor.
- A.
Expansion is not fast
- B.
Bad reputation from poor management would affect the franchisor
- C.
The franchisor doesn't have any responsibility over the franchisee
- 18.These are all true characteristics of a private limited company except:
- A.
More available capital
- B.
Limited liability
- C.
Incorporated business
- D.
The business and the owner don't have separate identities
- 19.These are all advantages of a joint venture except:
- A.
Both partners share costs
- B.
Risks are shared
- C.
Difficulties of different cultures
- 20.Public limited companies and private limited companies mean that they are ___________ ownership and ______________ liability.
- A.
Private, unlimited
- B.
Public, limited
- C.
Private, limited
- D.
Public, unlimited
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