Quiz: Enterprise Value Trivia Questions
This quiz is made up of Enterprise Value Trivia Questions. It is designed to help business students refresh their understanding of the topic. The basic formula for getting the total enterprise value is subtracting the total debt of the company from the available cash. Take up the quiz and get to see just how much you understood this topic. All the best!
- 1.Louisa and Bill go to their local Nationwide, who they bank with, to discuss some mortgage options. This type of advice is;
- A.
Free financial advice
- B.
Independent financial advice
- C.
Tied financial advice
- D.
Bad financial advice
- 2.This type of mortgage is similar to a fixed rate mortgage in that it will not rise above a pre-set rate. This type of mortgage is known as a;
- A.
Discounted Mortgage
- B.
Capped Mortgage
- C.
Endowment Mortgage
- D.
Tracker Mortgage
- 3.Men and women are equal in the workplace. This ideal is protected by what act;
- A.
Sex Discrimination Act
- B.
Race Discrimination Act
- C.
Copyright Designs and Patents Act
- D.
Disability Act
- 4.Equity from property, what is all that about?
- A.
Getting a bank loan from any bank
- B.
Getting a loan and using your property as security
- C.
The money your house makes you
- D.
The amount of money you save by renting a property
- 5.Which legilsation protects the rights of investors to stop other people using their ideas without permission?
- A.
National Minimum Wage Act
- B.
Employment Equality (Age) Regulation 2006
- C.
Copyright Designs and Patents Act
- D.
Disability Act
- 6.Suggest 3 aspects you should consider at the planning stage of any enterprise;
- A.
Set achievable goals, Set SMART targets, Set timescale/milestones
- B.
Description of problem/need, brainstorms/mindmaps, reasons for choosing idea
- C.
Health and safety issues, make an implementation log, barriers and how they were overcome
- D.
Achievement critera, Measure your outcomes against criteria, Lessons learned
- 7.This type of mortgage moves up and down with the Bank of England rate.
- A.
Variable
- B.
Discounted
- C.
Endowment
- D.
Tracker
- 8.You've been asked to evaluate the success of something. How might you do it?
- A.
Brainstorm and mindmap
- B.
Write out an implementation log, assess health & safety issues
- C.
Do some SMART targets and a SWOT analysis, write down some achievable goals
- D.
Count numbers attending, do a questionnaire or ask people what they think
- 9.Computer protection which inspects network traffic and either lets it through or stops it reaching a computer is called a
- A.
Firewall
- B.
Phisher
- C.
Domain name
- D.
Virus checker
- 10.You can bring in a calculator to your E&E exam.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.Why would you need to bring a calculator into your E&E exam?
- A.
Working out your tax code
- B.
Working out the interest rate on the loan question
- C.
Finding out the profit or a loss in a company
- D.
Doing budget questions
- 12.Which Act of Parliament protects everybody in a work place?
- A.
Disability Act
- B.
Race Discrimination Act
- C.
Health and Safety at Work Act
- D.
Employment Equality (Age) Regulation 2006
- 13.With an Endowment Mortgage your monthly payments only pay off the interest on the loan. You must get something else to pay off the capital.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.What is that 'something else' called that you must get with an Endowment Mortgage to ensure you pay off the actual loan amount?
- A.
Your own savings/investment plan
- B.
Your Endowment Policy
- C.
Your inheritance from a wealthy relative
- 15.Paying more than the market value for something is an example of which concept?
- A.
Fair Trade
- B.
Self concept
- C.
National Minimum Wage Act
- D.
Fair Business
- 16.With this type of mortgage your monthly payments can go up or down, but you get a ****** on the lender's rate for a set period of time.
- A.
Interest Only
- B.
Discounted
- C.
Fixed
- D.
Variable
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