Lesson 1.3.2a
1.3.2a Revenue, fixed costs, variable costs and total costs Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the correct formula used to calculate total business revenue?
- Fixed + variable costs
- Output minus costs
- Price × quantity
- Price minus cost
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What is defined as a cost that does not change with output?
- Variable cost
- Fixed cost
- Marginal cost
- Total cost
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What is defined as a cost that changes directly with output?
- Variable cost
- Fixed cost
- Sunk cost
- Startup cost
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Which of these is a variable cost for a bakery?
- Business insurance
- Flour for bread
- Monthly shop rent
- Oven lease payment
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Which of these is a fixed cost for a cafe?
- Monthly premises rent
- Milk cartons
- Paper cups
- Coffee beans
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How are total business costs calculated?
- Profit plus revenue
- Fixed minus variable
- Revenue minus costs
- Fixed plus variable
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A business has fixed costs of £4,000 and variable costs of £3 per unit. What is its total cost for 1,000 units?
- £3,000
- £4,000,000
- £7,000
- £4,003
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A firm sells 1,000 units at £8 each. What is its total revenue?
- £8,000
- £1,008
- £125
- £16,000
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Fixed costs are £3,000 and variable costs are £2 per unit. What is total cost when 500 units are made?
- £3,002
- £1,500,000
- £1,000
- £4,000
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Fixed costs are £5,000 and variable costs are £4 per unit. What is total cost when 800 units are made?
- £5,004
- £8,200
- £4,000,000
- £3,200
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Fixed costs are £2,500 and variable costs are £5 per unit. What is total cost when 300 units are made?
- £750,000
- £2,505
- £1,500
- £4,000
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Fixed costs are £6,000 and variable costs are £3 per unit. What is total cost when 1,200 units are made?
- £6,003
- £3,600
- £7,200,000
- £9,600
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Fixed costs are £4,500 and variable costs are £6 per unit. What is total cost when 600 units are made?
- £8,100
- £2,700,000
- £4,506
- £3,600
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Fixed costs are £1,000 and variable costs are £1 per unit. What is total cost when 200 units are made?
- £1,200
- £200,000
- £1,001
- £200
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A product sells for £12 and 400 units are sold. What is the total revenue?
- £412
- £4,800
- £2,400
- £4,812
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A product sells for £7 and 900 units are sold. What is the total revenue?
- £3,150
- £907
- £6,300
- £6,307
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A product sells for £15 and 250 units are sold. What is the total revenue?
- £265
- £1,875
- £3,750
- £3,765
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A product sells for £9 and 1,100 units are sold. What is the total revenue?
- £9,900
- £1,109
- £4,950
- £9,909
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A product sells for £4 and 3,000 units are sold. What is the total revenue?
- £12,000
- £6,000
- £3,004
- £12,004
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A product sells for £20 and 150 units are sold. What is the total revenue?
- £170
- £3,000
- £3,020
- £1,500
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