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Key stage

GCSE

Subject

Business

Time

~20 min

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Sample questions and answers

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A person who starts and runs a business, taking risks, is an…
- entrepreneur
- employee
- accountant
- investor
Sample answer: entrepreneur
Explanation: Entrepreneur.
The main financial reward for business risk is…
- profit
- tax
- rent
- wages
Sample answer: profit
Explanation: Profit.
The difference between selling price and the cost of inputs is…
- added value
- revenue
- overheads
- interest
Sample answer: added value
Explanation: Added value.
Branding and quality are ways to ___ value.
- add
- remove
- tax
- borrow
Sample answer: add
Explanation: Add.
A business idea often starts by spotting a market…
- opportunity/gap
- tax
- loss
- debt
Sample answer: opportunity/gap
Explanation: Opportunity/gap.

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