Lesson 2.4.2a
2.4.2a Using quantitative business data: graphs, charts, financial and market data Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 9
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which chart type is best for showing a business's monthly sales figures changing over one year?
- Line graph
- Scatter diagram
- Pie chart
- Venn diagram
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Which chart type is best for showing each region's percentage share of total annual sales?
- Pie chart
- Line graph
- Scatter graph
- Histogram
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A bar chart shows sales of £40,000 in Q1, £55,000 in Q2, £30,000 in Q3 and £75,000 in Q4. Which quarter had the highest sales?
- Quarter 4
- Quarter 1
- Quarter 3
- Quarter 2
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Sales rose from £40,000 to £55,000 between Q1 and Q2. What is the percentage increase?
- 27.3%
- 37.5%
- 55%
- 15%
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Which of these is an example of quantitative market data?
- Staff interview transcript
- Number of buyers
- Brand logo design
- Customer focus group
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A business's market share is 12% of a market worth £5 million. What is its sales value?
- £6,000,000
- £600,000
- £60,000
- £417,000
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Which data source provides the most reliable insight into a competitor's financial performance?
- Social media reviews
- Published company accounts
- Competitor advertising
- Customer questionnaires
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A line graph shows a business's cash balance falling steadily for four months. What does this indicate?
- Sales growing rapidly
- Outflows exceeding inflows
- Profits exceeding revenue
- Tax liabilities falling
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Which of these is a valid piece of marketing data?
- National minimum wage
- Company loan interest
- Brand awareness percentage
- Corporation tax rate
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A pie chart shows 25% of sales are online. Sales in the year were £800,000. What were online sales?
- £25,000
- £200,000
- £32,000
- £800,000
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What is a main limitation of using a bar chart for data?
- Always inaccurate
- Shows no numbers
- Too complex
- Lacks causes
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A business's sales rose by 20% in one year. Sales were £250,000 at the start. What were sales at the end?
- £300,000
- £350,000
- £270,000
- £200,000
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What is the primary benefit of benchmarking a business's financial figures against industry averages?
- Calculating total revenue
- Guaranteeing future profits
- Identifying relative performance
- Eliminating business risk
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Which of these is classified as qualitative business data?
- Market share percentages
- Monthly sales figures
- Annual profit totals
- Customer interview notes
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A business's expenses are £90,000 and revenue is £150,000. Expenses are shown as a share of revenue in a pie chart. What percentage should the expenses slice show?
- 60%
- 90%
- 40%
- 150%
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What is the main purpose of using a scatter graph?
- Tracking daily sales
- Displaying totals
- Showing percentages
- Showing correlation
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A market report shows a market growing by 4% a year. Market size is £10 million now. What is the size after one year?
- £14 million
- £9.6 million
- £10.04 million
- £10.4 million
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Which of the following is considered external market data?
- Internal wage costs
- Retained earnings
- Net profit margin
- Industry sales growth
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A business uses a bar chart to compare sales of three products. Product A sells 900 units, B sells 1,200 and C sells 600. How many more units did B sell than C?
- 900 units
- 600 units
- 1,800 units
- 300 units
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What advantage do quantitative data offer over qualitative data?
- Easier trend analysis
- Revealing employee motives
- Explaining customer feelings
- Describing brand opinions
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