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US Major Management Advanced Test 5

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20 questions · All questions on one page

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Question 1
What is a balance sheet?
A) Snapshot finances
B) Movie
C) Letter
D) Ad
Question 2
What is a bond?
A) Share
B) Lent money paper
C) Bill
D) Coin
Question 3
What is a budget?
A) Tax bill
B) Bank loan
C) Spending plan
D) Savings jar
Question 4
What is a monopoly?
A) Many sellers
B) No sellers
C) Buyer group
D) Single seller
Question 5
Which of the following best defines macroeconomics?
A) Whole-economy study
B) One firm
C) No study
D) Households only
Question 6
Which of the following best defines diversification?
A) One stock
B) Spreading risk
C) No risk
D) Cash only
Question 7
Which term means "Startup funding"?
A) accounting
B) the accounting equation
C) venture capital
D) a balance sheet
Question 8
Which of the following best defines supply and demand?
A) Fixed prices
B) No market
C) Government sets
D) Price-setting forces
Question 9
Which of the following best defines profit?
A) Gain over cost
B) Loss
C) Break even
D) No sales
Question 10
Which of the following best defines market research?
A) No study
B) Customer study
C) Guessing
D) Copying rivals
Question 11
Which term means "Moving goods"?
A) accounting
B) the accounting equation
C) logistics
D) a balance sheet
Question 12
Which of the following best defines operations?
A) Selling only
B) Counting only
C) No making
D) Making delivering
Question 13
Which of the following best defines the accounting equation?
A) Assets equal liabilities equity
B) Profit only
C) No equation
D) Cash only
Question 14
Which of the following best defines the 4 Ps?
A) People only
B) Product price place promotion
C) No Ps
D) Profit only
Question 15
Which term means "Output value total"?
A) accounting
B) the accounting equation
C) GDP
D) a balance sheet
Question 16
What best defines leadership?
A) Ordering only
B) No people
C) Doing all
D) Guiding people
Question 17
What best defines competition?
A) Rival sellers
B) One seller
C) No sellers
D) Government only
Question 18
What best defines SWOT?
A) No analysis
B) Strengths weaknesses opportunities threats
C) Numbers only
D) One factor
Question 19
Which term means "Choice under scarcity"?
A) accounting
B) the accounting equation
C) economics
D) a balance sheet
Question 20
What best defines revenue?
A) Costs
B) Debts
C) Losses
D) Earned income

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