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b. demand d. liability
14.Expertise in business management and operation
a. creativity c. innovativeness
b. entrepreneurial d. salesmanship
1+.%resident of various business enterprises and that manufactures of passenger
5eeps.
a. 6eonardo 7arao c. 6eonardo da 8inci
b. 6eonardo 6eonardo d. 6eonardo 1adra(o
1,.%art of the national budget comes from taxes paid by 999999999.
a. wealthy families c. entrepreneurs
b. poor families d. foreigners
2/.99999999999999helps solve unemployment among the people.
a. innovators c. business management
b. inventors d. business enterprise
21.:t exist at all times" because people need goods and services to survive.
a. demand c. business needs
b. business opportunities d. supply
22. ;actor in searching for business opportunities that as): *hat products are i
n
demand<
a. the need of the community c. available resources
b. s)ills and interests d. mar)et
23. ;actor in searching for business opportunities that as): Do you have money f
or
capital<
a. the need of the community c. available resources
b. s)ills and interests d. mar)et
24. ;actor in searching for business opportunities that as): Does the particular
business activity meet your interest<
a. s)ills and interests c. available resources
b. the need of the community d. mar)et
25. ;actor in searching for business opportunities that as): *ho will buy your
products<
a. mar)et c. suppliers of raw materials
b. manpower d. technology
2&.;actor in searching for business opportunities that as): 're materials always
available<
a. suppliers of raw materials c. mar)et
b. manpower d. technology
24.;actor in searching for business opportunities that as): 're expert wor)ers
available<
a. suppliers of raw materials c. mar)et
b. manpower d. technology
2+.;actor in searching for business opportunities that as): :s your product or s
ervice
new or improved<
a. suppliers of raw materials c. mar)et
b. technology d. manpower
2,.:ncludes all activities relating to the sale of goods and services direct to
consumers.
a. wholesaling c. retailing
b. selling d. buying
30. !he lin) between the producers and consumers.
a. retailer c. wholesaler
a. buyer c. seller
1.'n activity concerned with obtaining the right )ind of goods in the right amou
nt" at
the right time" at the right price and" from the right source.
a. purchasing c. retailing
b. buying d. selling
2.!he value that a retailer sets for the article for sale. :t is the amount of m
oney paid
for goods or services.
a. ceiling c. price
b. mar)=up d. sales
.1argin of difference between cost price and selling price.
a. selling price c. mar)=down
c. c.o.d. d. mar)=up
#.>hec)ing the 3uantity and 3uality of merchandise purchased.
a. mar)=up c. receiving
b. purchasing d. price
$.'n activity concerned with obtaining food of the right )ind" at the right pric
e from
the right source.
a. mar)=up b. receiving
b. purchasing d. price
&.2e3uires wise purchasing" vigilant chec)ing" proper storage of goods" and
reasonable pricing.
a. wholesaling c. pricing
b. purchasing d. retailing
4.!his sales type re3uires the customers to pay for cash for the goods he?she bu
ys
and store delivers the goods to his?her home.
a. >ash=7end or >ash Deliver 7ale c. >ash=!a)e=7ale
b. >harge=7end or >harge=Deliver d. >harge=!a)e=7ale
+.!he customer pays for the goods and ta)es these homes with him?her.
a. >ash=7end or >ash Deliver 7ale c. >ash=!a)e=7ale
b. >harge=7end or >harge=Deliver d. >harge=!a)e=7ale
,.!he goods are charged to the customer and then deliver to his?her home.
a. >harge=7end or >harge=Deliver c. >ash=!a)e=7ale
b. >ash=7end or >ash Deliver 7ale d. >harge=!a)e=7ale
#/.!he customer ta)es home the merchandise that has been charged to him?her.
a. >harge=!a)e=7ale c. >ash=!a)e=7ale
b. >ash=7end or >ash Deliver 7ale d. >ash=7end or >ash Deliver 7ale
41. Upon delivery of the merchandise to his?her home the customer pays cash for
it.
a. 6ay='way or *ill=>all 7ale c. >.-.D. 7ale
b. :nstallment 7ale d. %art=>ash=%art >harge 7ale
#2.!he customer and the storeowner agree that a certain amount be paid on a
specified date until the merchandise is fully paid.
a. 6ay='way or *ill=>all 7ale c. >.-.D. 7ale
b. :nstallment 7ale d. %art=>ash=%art >harge 7ale
43. !his type of sale re3uires the customer to order a merchandise and re3uest t
he
store to lay=it away until he?she calls for it at the near future. !he customer
ma)es a deposit" and the store agrees to hold the merchandise for a specified
period of time.
a. %art=>ash=%art >harge 7ale c. >.-.D. 7ale
b. :nstallment 7ale d. 6ay='way or *ill=>all 7ale
##.' part of the amount of the merchandise is paid in cash by the customer" and
the
rest of the amount is charged to his?her account.
a. %art=>ash=%art >harge 7ale c. >.-.D. 7ale
b. :nstallment 7ale d. 6ay='way or *ill=>all 7ale
#$.%roduction of goods and services.
a. manufacturing b. retailing
b. wholesaling d. purchasing
a. staffing c. evaluating
b. planning d. directing
+/.:n choosing the best location for your business: it should be near the source
of
supply.
a. cost of labor c. accessibility
b. reliability of transportation facilities d. availability of water and waste
disposal facilities
+1.:n choosing the best location for your business: it should be near the source
of
supply.
a. cost of labor c. reliability of transportation facilities
b. accessibility d. availability of water and waste
disposal facilities
+2.:n choosing the best location for your business: it should be near the source
of
supply.
a. reliability of transportation facilities c. accessibility
b. cost of labor d. availability of water and waste
disposal facilities
+.:n choosing the best location for your business: it should be near the source
of
supply.
a. cost of labor c. accessibility
b. reliability of transportation facilities d. availability of water and waste
disposal facilities
+#.!he recording and reporting of all business transactions for easy reference a
nd for
use in ma)ing future business decisions.
a. boo))eeping c. accounting
b. management d. recording
+$.' typewriter with bigger print
a. pica c. bica
b. elite d. delite
+&.' typewriter with a center point of $/ on the scale and with small print.
a. pica c. bica
b. elite d. delite
+4.!he )ey or lever used to return the carriage to the right and start a new lin
e.
a. carriage return c. left carriage release
b. platen d. paper guide
++.!he lever at an end which allows the carriage to be moved by hand.
a. carriage return c. left carriage release
b. cylinder )nob d. paper guide
+,.' handle on both ends of the cylinder
a. cylinder )nob c. paper guide
b. regulator d. card holder
,/.' lever that controls space between lines
a. paper bail c. paper guide
b. regulator d. card holder
,1.' rubber roller which ma)es the paper move around.
a. paper bail c. paper guide
b. platen or cylinder d. card holder
,2.!he blade against which the paper is placed.
a. paper bail c. carriage
b. paper guide d. card holder
,.!he part where cards and envelops are pressed close to the cylinder.
a. paper bail c. paper guide
b. regulator d. card holder
,#.!he )ey lever or button that is used to ad5ust the margin setting.
11#.!he mechanical device that could perform all the four operations such as
addition" subtraction" multiplication and division and could calculate s3uare ro
ots.
a. step wheel machine c. rotating wheel calculator
b. punch card machine d. abacus
11$.!he device that is used to automate weaving.
a. step wheel machine c. rotating wheel calculator
b. punch card machine d. abacus
11&.>onsidered as the D;ather of 1odern >omputersE.
a. >harles 0abbage c. 0laise %ascal
b. @oseph 1arie @ac3uard d. Foward 'i)en
114.!he first step in the development of the modern computer.
a. 1ar) : c. EC:'>
b. ED8'> d. ED7'>
11+.!he first complete electronic digital computer.
a. 1ar) : c. EC:'>
b. ED8'> d. ED7'>
11,.!he first computer to operate for internally stored instruction.
a. 1ar) : c. EC:'>
b. ED8'> d. ED7'>
12/.%rocess data in continuous forms at high speed.
a. large scale computer c. medium si(e
computer
b. super computers d. analog computers
121.6argest and fastest machine with a capacity of $/ million operations per sec
ond.
a. large scale computer c. medium si(e
computer
b. super computers d. analog computers
122.%rovide reading numbers accurately than analog computers" because they
measure and represent 3uantities in distinct variables.
a. digital computer c. medium si(e computer
b. excel computers d. analog computers
12.%rogrammed to perform many functions.
a. general purpose computer c. medium si(e computer
b. special purpose computer d. analog computers
12#.>apable of great operating speed" larger memory and high speed input and out
put
devices.
a. large scale computer c. medium si(e
computer
b. super computers d. analog computers
12$.%erforms only a specific set of operation.
a. general purpose computer c. medium si(e computer
b. special purpose computer d. analog computers
12&.:s e3uivalent to 1 billionth of a second.
a. millisecond c. seconds
b. nanosecond d. minute
124.'n electronic devise designed to generate useful information through proper
manipulation of data.
a. digital computer c. calculator
b. computer d. robots
12+.!he physical unit associated with computer
a. hardware b. software c. microchip d. application
12,.' set of instructions or programs that are created by programmers to control
the
computerGs response to user input.
a. hardware b. software c. microchip d. application
1/.!he heart and brain of the computer
a. hardware b. >%U c. primary storage d. application