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Every key term in the course, from sole proprietorship to break-even.
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60 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 sporting-goods store sells a basketball that a customer takes home and owns. In this course, is the basketball a good or a service?
A repair shop charges to install brakes on a customer's car. Is the shop selling a service or a good?
When a bakery reports revenue for the month, what is it reporting?
A food truck takes in $900 in sales and has $650 in expenses. Is the $250 left profit or revenue?
In business, what does ethics mean?
A purchasing manager awards a supply contract to a company owned by her brother without disclosing the relationship. What term names the ethical problem?
A factory's new night shift affects employees, nearby residents, suppliers, and owners. What term names people or groups affected by a firm's actions?
A report labels a company's volunteer days and pollution goals as CSR. What does CSR stand for?
Lena owns and operates a lawn-care business by herself, keeps the profits, and reports the business income on her personal tax return. What form of ownership is this?
Two friends co-own a catering business, share management and profits, and both are personally liable for business debts. What form of ownership is this?
In business vocabulary, what is a corporation?
An owner chooses an LLC to protect personal assets while running a small design firm. What does LLC stand for?
A local owner pays fees to run a Subway restaurant using Subway's menu, name, and operating rules. What form of business is the local store?
Three options name forms of business ownership and one does not. Which option does NOT name a form of business ownership?
Jamal notices food trucks skip his neighborhood, writes a plan, and opens a weekend cart to serve that unmet demand. What term names Jamal's role?
What is a business plan?
A founder uses personal savings and early customer payments instead of outside investors. The founder is ___ the startup.
A professional investment fund puts $2 million into a fast-growing software startup in exchange for ownership shares. What funding source is this?
A store manager sets a goal to raise December sales by 10% and chooses weekly promotions to reach it. Which management function is she performing?
After choosing a goal, a manager assigns employees to teams and gives each team the resources it needs. Which management function is this?
A shift supervisor coaches employees, communicates expectations, and motivates the crew during a rush. Which management function is this?
Three options are functions of management in this course; one is not. Which option is NOT one of the four functions?
A manager completes a SWOT analysis before opening a second location. What does SWOT stand for?
A business posts jobs, visits a career fair, and searches for applicants. This human resources activity is ___.
A new employee's first week includes paperwork, policy training, and learning the job. HR calls this process ___.
Mia earns 6% of every copier sale she makes instead of a fixed weekly amount. Is her pay commission or salary?
In human resources, what is an appraisal?
Three choices are Ps in the marketing mix; one is not. Which choice is NOT one of the four Ps?
A sneaker company designs ads and styles for middle school basketball players rather than all shoe buyers. What term names that selected customer group?
Dividing a market by age, income, location, or interests is called market ___.
A coffee shop surveys its own customers about new flavors. Is that primary research or secondary research?
In marketing, what is a brand?
Nike's name and swoosh identify its products in the marketplace. Is that kind of legal protection a trademark or a patent?
A cereal maker sells to a wholesaler, the wholesaler sells to grocery stores, and shoppers buy there. What term names this path to customers?
A game console launches at a high price for eager buyers, then the company lowers the price months later. Is this price skimming or penetration pricing?
In production, the labor, materials, equipment, and information a company uses to make its products are called ___.
In operations, what does productivity mean?
A hardware store tracks the paint cans, screws, and lawn tools it has available for sale. What operations term names these goods on hand?
The operations model of production has three parts. Which option is NOT one of those three parts?
Riverbend Motors pays $9,000 a month to lease its lot whether it sells four cars or ninety. Is the lease a fixed cost or a variable cost?
A T-shirt printer spends more on blank shirts when orders rise and less when orders fall. Is that expense a variable cost or a fixed cost?
A delivery van owned by a florist will help the shop earn revenue for several years. On the balance sheet, what is the van?
A bakery owes a supplier $1,200 for flour delivered last month and payable next week. On the bakery's books, what is the $1,200?
Complete the accounting equation: assets equal liabilities plus ___.
A food truck's total revenue exactly equals its total costs for the week, so it has no profit and no loss. What point has it reached?
On an income statement, what does COGS stand for?
An agreement with offer, acceptance, and legal duties that courts can enforce is a ___.
In contract law, what does consideration mean?
A caterer signs an agreement to deliver 200 boxed lunches Friday but never delivers and has no legal excuse. What term names this failure?
A startup invents a new battery design and wants exclusive rights to make and sell that invention for a limited time. Is it seeking a patent or a copyright?
A restaurant buys coverage in case a customer is injured on its premises and sues the business. What type of risk protection is this?
A retailer's POS system records each transaction at checkout and updates inventory. What does POS stand for?
In business technology, what is a database?
A manufacturer sells machine parts directly to repair shops, not to individual households. Is this B2B or B2C commerce?
An email pretending to be a bank asks an employee to enter the company's login on a fake website. What cyberthreat is this?
A short internal message from a manager to employees about a schedule change is often written as a ___.
Maya can build formulas and charts in a spreadsheet. Is that a hard skill or a soft skill?
Arriving on time, dressing appropriately, and using respectful workplace language show ___.
Three choices are among the 16 traditional U.S. career clusters. Which choice is NOT one of those clusters?
A job applicant's one-page summary of education, experience, skills, and awards is a ___.
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.
Careers in Business and Career Clusters
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