Market II - JSS2 Business studies Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What is the primary purpose of buying and selling?

A

Exchange goods for money

B

Exchange services for goods

C

Exchange money for goods

D

Exchange goods for services

correct option: a
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2

Which method of payment involves immediate exchange of physical currency?

A

By Credit

B

By Cash

C

By Barter

D

By Check

correct option: b
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3

Which method allows buyers to evaluate the quality of a product before making a purchase?

A

Auction

B

Sample

C

Inspection

D

Negotiation

correct option: b
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4

What type of event involves competitive bidding to determine the selling price?

A

Auction

B

Sample sale

C

Direct negotiation

D

Fixed-price sale

correct option: a
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5

What is the total value of goods or services sold within a specific period called?

A

Profit

B

Turnover

C

Mark-up

D

Cost of sale

correct option: b
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6

Which term refers to the difference between the selling price and the cost of acquisition?

A

Profit

B

Turnover

C

Mark-up

D

Cost of sale

correct option: c
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7

What occurs when expenses exceed revenue in a business transaction?

A

Profit

B

Turnover

C

Mark-up

D

Loss

correct option: d
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8

What represents the margin added by businesses to cover expenses and generate profit?

A

Turnover

B

Profit

C

Mark-up

D

Loss

correct option: c
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9

What are the two primary methods of payment in buying and selling, and how do they differ?

The two primary methods of payment are cash and credit. Cash transactions involve immediate exchange of physical currency, while credit transactions allow for deferred payment through credit cards, lines of credit, or installment plans

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10

Describe the process of sample transactions in buying and selling.

Sample transactions involve providing customers with a small quantity of a product to evaluate its quality before committing to a larger purchase. This allows buyers to assess the product's suitability and helps build trust between the buyer and seller.

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