Lesson 1.1.3a
1.1.3a Purpose of business activity and adding value Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the primary purpose of business activity?
- Maximising waste output
- Meeting customer needs
- Minimising tax bills
- Eliminating all staff
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Which method of adding value relies on a recognisable brand logo?
- Production speed
- Branding
- Bulk buying
- Cost cutting
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Which factor adds value through product appearance and functionality?
- Wholesale tax
- Bank interest
- Design
- Staff turnover
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What term describes a feature that sets a product apart from competitors?
- Net profit
- Working capital
- Fixed cost
- Unique selling point
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Putting a product in premium packaging adds value through which method?
- Design and branding
- Raw materials
- Lower wages
- Higher taxes
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Why might successfully adding value allow a firm to charge a higher price?
- Reduced staff wages
- Lower quality goods
- Increased corporation tax
- Higher perceived value
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Offering home delivery adds value to a business through which factor?
- Convenience
- Fixed assets
- High inflation
- Direct taxation
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What is the key business purpose linked directly to satisfying buyers?
- Overhead reduction
- Asset stripping
- Shareholder loans
- Customer satisfaction
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Offering a two-year product guarantee adds value primarily through what?
- Reassurance
- Increased debt
- High borrowing
- Raw materials
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A hand-made wallet that lasts for years adds value through what?
- Standardisation
- Quality
- Automation
- Convenience
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Improving after-sales service to add value without changing the physical product is an example of what?
- Material reduction
- Product redesign
- Customer service
- Factory relocation
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Alongside profit, what can a business provide for the local community?
- Inflation
- Employment
- Pollution
- Tax increases
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What is the primary business outcome of adding value?
- Cutting transport costs
- Lowering staff wages
- Reducing material waste
- Increasing product desirability
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Providing a free delivery service to customers adds what type of value?
- Regulation
- Convenience
- Branding
- Manufacturing
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Which factor is least likely to add value for a sofa buyer?
- Warranty length
- Product design
- Brand reputation
- Back-office staffing
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Which factor most effectively increases the perceived value of a product?
- Increased employee wages
- Lower production costs
- Higher factory output
- Strong brand reputation
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What is the main value added when customers trust a firm's products?
- Faster delivery times
- Cheaper raw materials
- Larger storage space
- Quality and reliability
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Which activity represents a business benefiting wider society?
- Cutting employee wages
- Maximising director bonuses
- Increasing share prices
- Supplying affordable medicines
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What feature gives a product a unique selling point?
- Exclusive special ingredient
- Common retail outlet
- Standard packaging design
- Average market price
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What financial reward do entrepreneurs receive for taking risks in business activity?
- Dividends
- Revenue
- Interest
- Profit
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