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Chapter 19 Self-test questions
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Which
one
of the following statements is
correct
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A sole trader has a separate legal personality when running the business.
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A sole trader cannot take on employees.
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A sole trader has unlimited liability for the debts of the business.
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A sole trader must register his business before he can start trading.
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Which
one
of the following statements is
incorrect
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For a partnership to exist the partners must sign a written partnership agreement.
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A partnership automatically comes into existence when two or more people set up in business with a view to making a profit.
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Partners are jointly and severally liable for the debts of the business from their own personal assets.
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The profits from a partnership will be shared between the partners.
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A private company will have which
one
of the following suffixes after its name?
plc
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Ltd
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LLP
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There is no need for anything to appear after the name of a private company.
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Which
one
of the following statements is
correct
?
The shareholders of a private limited company will always be the directors of the company.
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The shareholders of a private limited company can never be the directors of the company.
correct
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The shareholders of a private limited company take the day-to-day decisions about the running of the company.
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The shareholders of a private limited company do not take part in the day-to-day running of the company.
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Which
one
of the following statements is
correct
?
A public company (plc) can offer its shares to the public.
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A public company (plc) must be listed on a stock exchange.
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A public company (plc) is a company which is owned by the government.
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Most companies in the UK are public companies (plcs)
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What percentage of businesses within the UK are within the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy definition of a micro enterprise or a small and medium sized enterprise (SME)?
25%
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50%
correct
incorrect
75%
correct
incorrect
99.9%
correct
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Which
one
of the following activities would fall within the tertiary economic sector?
Medicine.
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Farming.
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Research.
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Construction.
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Which
one
of the following is
not
a consumer protection measure under the Consumer Rights Act 2015?
Goods sold to consumers must match any description given.
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Goods sold to consumers must not be overpriced.
correct
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Goods sold to consumers must be of satisfactory quality.
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Services provided to consumers must be carried out with reasonable care and skill.
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Which
one
of the following terms best describes the position where two or more businesses join forces to dominate a particular market?
A cartel.
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A monopoly.
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An oligopoly.
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An anti-competitive practice.
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When conducting a SWOT analysis on an organisation, which
one
of the following will
not
be considered?
The internal strengths of the organisation.
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The internal weaknesses of the organisation.
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The internal opportunities available to the organisation.
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The external opportunities available to the organisation.
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The external threats facing the organisation.
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