GCSE Business Revision & Practice Questions
GCSE Business practice, organised by topic.
Topics covered
- Business in the Real World — 200 questions
- Influences on Business — 200 questions
- Business Operations — 200 questions
- Human Resources — 200 questions
- Marketing — 200 questions
- Finance — 200 questions
- Mixed Exam — 500 questions
Try 10 free sample questions
These are real questions from the app — the correct answer is highlighted, and every question in the app comes with a full teaching explanation like the one shown.
- Avoid paying any tax
- Employ as many people as possible
- Use up raw materials
- Provide goods or services to meet customers' needs and wants
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Correct answer: Provide goods or services to meet customers' needs and wants
- It guarantees only praise
- Negative comments can spread quickly and damage reputation
- It is impossible to post anything
- Customers can never see it
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Correct answer: Negative comments can spread quickly and damage reputation
- Output per worker or per machine in a given time
- The total number of staff
- The price of products
- The company's tax bill
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Correct answer: Output per worker or per machine in a given time
- Most decisions are made by senior managers at the top
- All decisions are made by junior staff
- No one makes decisions
- Decisions are shared equally by everyone
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Correct answer: Most decisions are made by senior managers at the top
- An unmet customer need that no product currently serves well
- A product everyone already sells
- A closed market
- A type of tax
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Correct answer: An unmet customer need that no product currently serves well
- Selling shares to the public
- Retained profit
- Their own savings, a small loan or family and friends
- A huge venture capital deal
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Correct answer: Their own savings, a small loan or family and friends
- Often quicker and cheaper to obtain than collecting new data
- Never available
- Always perfectly specific
- Always collected first-hand
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Correct answer: Often quicker and cheaper to obtain than collecting new data
- Needs and wants are the same thing
- Businesses only exist to pay tax
- There are only two factors of production
- A business provides goods or services to meet needs and wants; entrepreneurs take risks and combine the factors of production (land, labour, capital, enterprise) to add value
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Correct answer: A business provides goods or services to meet needs and wants; entrepreneurs take risks and combine the factors of production (land, labour, capital, enterprise) to add value
- Increase pollution
- Ignore energy use
- Waste more materials
- Recycle and cut waste and emissions
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Correct answer: Recycle and cut waste and emissions
- The colour of products
- The level of stock
- The weather
- The staff names
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Correct answer: The level of stock
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- Every question written in the style and difficulty of the real exam.
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GCSE Business revision FAQs
How many GCSE Business practice questions are in Revise Right?
Revise Right has 1,700 GCSE Business practice questions across 7 topics, each written in the style and difficulty of the real exam.
What GCSE Business topics can I revise?
You can revise Business in the Real World, Influences on Business, Business Operations, Human Resources, Marketing, Finance and 1 more topics. Every topic has its own question bank so you can focus on the areas you find hardest.
Is the GCSE Business question bank free?
Yes — Revise Right is free to download on iOS and Android, and all questions are bundled offline so you can revise without an internet connection.
Do the GCSE Business questions include explanations?
Yes. Every question comes with a full teaching explanation, so you learn the underlying topic rather than just memorising the answer.