
Juniors Class Final
Quiz by Joshua Toomer
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- Q1(OA.1) Trent lives in a state that prohibits texting while driving. He doesn't text while driving because he knows it is against the law, but he is constantly changing his music and looking at the map on his phone while he drives. Trent is most likely to be following the __________ law against texting while driving but not the__________ law.C. letter of the; spirit of theA. civil; criminalB. spirit of the; letter of theD. criminal; civil30s
- Q2(OA.2) To sell sweatshirts, jackets, and T-shirts imprinted with ABC University's logo, the Collegiate Sportswear Company pays royalties to the university. What type of business ownership does this situation exemplify?B. Business-format franchiseC. Multi-level marketingD. Licensing agreementA. General partnership30s
- Q3(OB.1) . Which of the following is an activity that must take place within a channel of distribution:C. Promoting productsB. Making payments to retailersD. Preparing detailed marketing reportsA. Delivering products to customers' homes30s
- Q4(OC.2) Which of the following is most likely to be an example of passive listening:A. Carefully listening to a friendD. Paraphrasing a speaker's messageB. Daydreaming during a lectureC. Casually listening to a podcast30s
- Q5(OC.4) Each day after history class, Marty lists the important historical events that he learned about according to the dates when they occurred. Marty is using the __________ method of organizing information.D. geographicalB. order of importanceA. chronological orderC. comparison and contrast30s
- Q65(OC.5) Which of the following is an effective subject line for a professional email:B. Hello!A. FYID. Meeting Monday at noonC. Can I ask you a question?30s
- Q7(OC.7) While attending a staff meeting and listening to a coworker present information on the legal use of copyrighted images, Darrell realizes some of the information may not be accurate. What should he do?B. Explain that the information is incorrectC. Ask for permission to bring the company's attorney to the meetingA. Ask questions to clarify the informationD. Don't say anything because it would embarrass his coworker30s
- Q8(OD.1) Which of the following is an example of an employee using nonverbal communication effectively to reinforce his/her service orientation:B. When Mrs. Jones complained that her steak was not cooked the way she wanted it, Leah rolled her eyes.D. Paul crossed his arms and tapped his foot impatiently as Mr. Cook asked about a charge on his bank statementA. Tristan answered his office telephone and said, "Blanton Industries. How can I help you?"C. Molly nodded and maintained eye contact as Ms. West explained the problem with her computer.30s
- Q9(OD.3) A taxi service competes with other taxi services, but it also competes with the local bus system. This second type of competition is known as __________ competition.D. incompleteB. indirectC. unnecessaryA. friendly30s
- Q10(OE.1) A student purchased a laptop to use for homework assignments. In economic terms, this computer would be classified as a(n) __________ good.B. capitalA. consumerD. industrialC. ultimate30s
- Q11(OE.1) An economic good or service that is scarce is one that is...D. not test-marketed.C. readily available.B. not made in America.A. in limited supply.30s
- Q12(OE.2) If a business doesn't want to pay to set up operations overseas, it might choose to expand through...A. joining a strategic alliance.C. establishing a multinational firm.B. exporting to foreign countries.D. creating a wholly owned subsidiary.30s
- Q13(OE.3) One of the leading computer manufacturers has decided to produce software cases of high quality and high price. Who will ultimately decide if the price is too high?C. CompetitionA. ManufacturerB. GovernmentD. Consumers30s
- Q14(OE.4) What is one of the main reasons why governments levy taxes?B. To control costsA. To raise revenueC. To regulate moneyD. To limit salaries30s
- Q15(OE.6) High levels of inflation often have a negative effect on a business's...D. secondary market.A. credit rating.C. purchasing power.B. import quota.30s