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by BlastRoom
The whole course in one sitting: ownership, entrepreneurship, management, marketing, accounting and the workplace.
#us_hs_intro_business
50 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.
The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
A neighborhood grocery is owned by its customers; each member gets one vote and profits are returned as patronage refunds. What form is it?
Maya runs a lawn-care service alone, reports profit on her personal tax return, and is personally liable for the firm's debts. What form is it?
Two brothers own a repair shop together, split profits under an agreement, and each can be pursued personally for the whole shop loan. What form is it?
Three designers file state paperwork so their studio protects personal assets while profits pass through to the owners' tax returns. What form is it?
A manufacturer sells shares to many investors, pays tax as a separate legal entity, and limits shareholders' risk to their investment. What form is it?
Selena pays a national chain for the right to use its brand, recipes, and operating system in her local restaurant. What business arrangement is this?
A store manager sets a goal to raise December sales by 8 percent and writes a budget for extra weekend staff. Which management function is this?
A supervisor groups work into shipping, returns, and customer-service teams and assigns a lead to each team. Which management function is this?
A café manager coaches a new barista, praises improvement, and encourages the team during a rush. Which management function is this?
A sales manager compares actual monthly sales with the target, finds a 6 percent shortfall, and changes next month's schedule. Which function is this?
A CEO sets the company's five-year direction and decides which product lines will receive capital. What management level is this?
An HR director estimates how many cashiers the chain will need for the holiday season before writing job ads. Which HR activity is this?
A supervisor shows new hires how to use the register and explains safety policies on their first day. Which HR activity is this?
A dry cleaner charges customers to clean and press their clothes. In business vocabulary, is it mainly selling a good or a service?
BrightBite adds a gluten-free cookie line after learning students want snacks they can carry to class. Which business activity is mainly happening?
A beverage company changes a sports drink's flavor, bottle size, and label design. Which part of the marketing mix is it changing?
A music app sets a $4.99 monthly student subscription for its streaming service. Which part of the marketing mix is this?
An online retailer adds pickup lockers so customers can get orders near their apartments. Which part of the marketing mix is this?
A sneaker brand buys TikTok ads and posts discount codes to announce a weekend sale. Which part of the marketing mix is this?
A gym targets adults age 60 and older with low-impact morning classes. What type of market segmentation is this?
A new game console launches at a low price so the brand can gain market share quickly. Which pricing strategy is this?
A brand's sales have leveled off, many competitors sell similar products, and ads stress brand differences. What product life-cycle stage is this?
An income statement shows revenue of $180,000, cost of goods sold of $75,000, and operating expenses of $60,000. What is net income?
A balance sheet lists assets of $90,000 and liabilities of $35,000. Under the accounting equation, what is owner's equity?
A retailer has sales of $320,000, cost of goods sold of $200,000, and operating expenses of $70,000. What is gross profit?
A T-shirt shop has fixed costs of $12,000, sells shirts for $20, and has variable cost of $8 per shirt. How many shirts break even?
A corporation borrows $50,000 from a bank to buy equipment and promises monthly payments with interest. What financing is this?
A bakery's rent stays $2,000 whether it bakes 100 cupcakes or 1,000 cupcakes. What type of cost is rent?
A jeans maker starts with 500 yards of denim, buys 300 more yards, and uses 650 yards in production. What is ending inventory?
A workshop makes 480 chairs in 40 labor-hours. What is productivity per labor-hour?
A purchasing agent awards a cleaning contract to her cousin's company without telling the committee. What ethical problem is shown?
An employee posts an unreleased customer list from the company database on a public forum. What ethical problem is shown?
A factory skips a scrubber that would cut the smoke it releases because the scrubber lowers short-term profit. Which stakeholder group bears most of that cost?
A small cafe prints a logo and name that mimic Starbucks so customers think it is connected to the chain. What legal issue is most likely?
A supplier sends a quote with a price and delivery date. Before the deadline, the retailer emails back, "Deal, please ship on those terms." What contract element is the email?
A delivery company owns vans and wants protection if one injures another driver during business use. Which insurance fits that risk?
A manager at a 200-person company rejects a qualified applicant after learning she is pregnant. Under federal law, which type of discrimination is this?
An entrepreneur is unsure customers will pay for a tutoring app and has a small budget. What should she do next?
A bank asks how a startup will repay a loan, but the business plan has no income estimates or cash needs. What section should be added?
An inventor has a new mechanical can opener and wants the legal right to stop others from making the same invention. What should he seek?
Before signing a lease for a pet bakery, an owner wants evidence that local dog owners will buy the treats. What should she do next?
A toy store's backpacks sell out in one week, and customers keep asking for more at the current price. What should the owner do next?
A pizza shop's cheese cost rises sharply while menu prices stay fixed, reducing profit per pizza. What should the owner review first?
A car wash loses customers after a rival adds free vacuums. What next move best addresses the competition?
A candle maker sells directly to customers through its website and ships orders, with no physical storefront. Is this e-commerce or brick-and-mortar retail?
A cloud software firm invoices restaurants monthly for inventory software. Is it selling B2B or B2C?
A retailer needs many employees to update the same customer records and prevent duplicate entries. Is a database or spreadsheet the better tool?
A supervisor emails the official vacation policy to all staff. Is this formal or informal communication?
A cashier stays calm with an angry customer and listens before solving the issue. Is this a hard skill or a soft skill?
A sales representative emails a proposal to a potential client. Is this internal or external communication?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.
Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
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