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2nd Year Business Christmas Quiz
2nd Year Business Christmas Quiz
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Quiz covering 1st & 2nd year (up to Xmas) material
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1
Where do you go, as a Consumer, for advice & information?
Competition & Consumer Protection Commission
European Consumer Centre
Consumer Association of Ireland
Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland
2
The European Central Bank is based in Brussels
False
True
3
The Cashbook is used to record all types of transactions over a set period of time.
True
False
4
Business Ethics refers to the MORAL choices made by a business
True
False
5
There are 28 Member States in the EU
False
True
6
What does ATM stand for?
Automatic Telephone Match
Automated Till Machine
Automatic Till Match
Automated Teller Machine
7
What are the TWO types of Income?
Regular and Irregular
Wage and Grant
Regular and Fixed
Jobseekers Benefit & State Pension
8
Financial Transactions are recorded on an account that is divided into 2 sides: DR and CR.
True
False
9
A Contra Entry is on BOTH sides of the Cashbook
True
False
10
Impulse Buying is Planned Spending
True
False
11
A Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial services provider that is owned by its members.
True
False
12
Balance b/d is always brought down on the opposite side, UNDER the TOTAL
True
False
13
A Need is something we need to survive
True
False
14
Compound Interest is calculated as a % of the total amount in the account at the END of each year.
False
True
15
Name the 3 main Institutions of the EU?
NATO, UN and Council
Court, Bank and Parliament
Bank, Commission & Council
Commission, Council and Parliament
16
Balance c/d is always ABOVE the TOTAL
False
True
17
Overtime and Bonus are two types of Irregular Income
True
False
18
Jobseeker's Benefit is the DOLE
True
False
19
If a household budget is in deficit the house is managing its finances VERY WELL
False
True
20
What are the 4 types of Financial Institutions in Ireland?
Barclays, KBC, AIB and BOI
Banks, Building Societies, Credit Unions and An Post
Banks, Commercial Banks, Credit Unions and Post Offices
AIB, BOI, Ulster Bank and Permanent TSB
21
A credit card is used to withdraw money from your bank account at ATMs?
True
False
22
What are the 4 ways you can BORROW money?
Interest, Foreign Currency, Overdraft and Moneylenders
Term Loans, Mortgages, Credit Cards and Moneylenders
Loans, Mortgages, Credit Cards and Overdrafts
Long term loans, short term loans, medium term loans and overdrafts
23
A Guarantee and Warranty are the same PROMISE
True
False
24
A current account is a NON INTEREST account used for day-to-day transactions
True
False
25
Brexit will have a massive impact on Ireland & the EU
True
False
26
The Central Bank of Ireland regulates Financial Institutions in Ireland
False
True
27
Net Cash is the difference between Planned Income and Planned Expenditure
False
True
28
A Mortgage is a Special Type of Loan
False
True
29
Opportunity Cost is the item that we did NOT buy because we chose another item
True
False
30
19 Member States use the EURO
False
True
31
Closing Cash = Net Cash + Opening Cash
False
True
32
The Eurozone is another name for Europe
False
True
33
CCPC = Consumer & Competition Protection Commission
False
True
34
The EU Single Market allows the free movement of goods, services & taxes between member states.
False
True
35
Simple Interest is calculated on the ORIGINAL amount in the account each year.
False
True
36
What are the 3 main economic systems in operation?
Democratic, Autocratic and Mixed
Closed, Open and Free
Free, Controlled and Mixed
Open, Planned and Closed
37
What are the FACTORS OF PRODUCTION
Land, People, Money & Business
Land Labour Capital Enterprise
Buildings, Revenue, Workers and Money
Fields, Factories, Rent and Profit
38
BIK = Benefit in Kind
False
True
39
An Post is a state-sponsored body with over 1,130 post offices around the country.
True
False
40
The EU began in 1951
False
True
41
What are the 3 types of Expenditure?
Discretionary, Regular and Fixed
Fixed, Irregular & Discretionary
Regular, Discretionary & Fixed
Fixed, Regular and Discretionary
42
The Financial Cost of an item is the amount of money we paid for an item.
False
True
43
DIRT = Deposit Interest Reclaim Tax
False
True
44
Sustainable Development meets the needs of the present without stopping future generations meeting their needs.
True
False
45
Procurement is when Governments can BID on contracts
False
True
46
What are the 4 Barriers to Trade
Tariffs, Quotas, Embargoes and Subsidies
Taxes, Tariffs, Rents and Quotas
Exports, Imports, Tariffs and Quotas
Imports, Tariffs, Quotas and Rents
47
The value of the EURO is set by the European Central Bank in Frankfurt
False
True
48
A BUDGET is a plan that shows unexpected income and expenditure for a period of time.
True
False
49
The Council of Ministers MAKES all of the DECISIONS
True
False
50
Fairtrade is a social movement that helps manufacturers in developing countries get a fair price for goods.
False
True