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Financing the business Test your knowledge

Famous Face One: Question A D Question B Question A Question C

Famous Face One: Question A A share of the profits of a company received by people who own shares

Famous Face One: Answer A Dividend

Famous Face One: Question B D Question B Question C

Famous Face One: Question B A long term loan to the business

Famous Face One: Answer B Debenture

Famous Face One: Question C D Question C

Famous Face One: Question C The value of a business which belongs to the business owners (Clue: In a company, this would be the value of their shares)

Famous Face One: Answer C Equity (or equity capital)

Famous Face One: Question D

Famous Face One: Question D A business which collects the debts of other businesses, for which it charges a fee

Famous Face One: Answer D Factor Do you know the identity of Famous Face One?

Famous Face One is … Nelson Mandela!

Famous Face Two: Question A B Question C Question D

Famous Face Two: Question A Finance which is obtained from within the business, or from outside the business

Famous Face Two: Answer A Sources of capital Inside the business = internal source of capital Outside the business = external source of capital

Famous Face Two: Question B D

Famous Face Two: Question B Legally, renting equipment before buying it (i.e. a type of loan)

Famous Face Two: Answer B Hire purchase

Famous Face Two: Question C D

Famous Face Two: Question C Shares in a limited company where the amount of dividend paid depends upon the amount of profit made

Famous Face Two: Answer C Ordinary shares

Famous Face Two: Question D

Famous Face Two: Question D Equipment or premises are often ‘rented’ in this manner

Famous Face Two: Answer D Leasing Do you know the identity of Famous Face Two?

Famous Face Two is … Sally Gunnell!

Famous Face Three: Question A D Question B

Famous Face Three: Question A Shares in a limited company where the amount of dividend paid is fixed i.e. the dividend does not change each year

Famous Face Three: Answer A Preference shares

Famous Face Three: Question B D Question B

Famous Face Three: Question B Borrowing a sum of money which then has to be repaid, with interest, over a period of time

Famous Face Three: Answer B Loan

Famous Face Three: Question C D

Famous Face Three: Question C Profit which is kept back by a business and used to pay for investment in the business

Famous Face Three: Answer C Retained profit (or undistributed profit)

Famous Face Three: Question D

Famous Face Three: Question D A loan where property is used as security

Famous Face Three: Answer D Mortgage Do you know the identity of Famous Face Three?

Famous Face Three is … Stephen Hawkins!

Famous Face Four: Question A D Question C Question B

Famous Face Four: Question A Money which is used by someone to buy a share of what is hoped to be a growing business

Famous Face Four: Answer A Venture capital

Famous Face Four: Question B D Question C Question B

Famous Face Four: Question B Borrowing money from the bank i.e. when a business spends more money that it actually has in its current account

Famous Face Four: Answer B Overdraft

Famous Face Four: Question C D Question C

Famous Face Four: Question C The ratio of long term borrowings of a company to its share capital

Famous Face Four: Answer C Gearing ratio

Famous Face Four: Question D

Famous Face Four: Question D The ratio of current assets of a company to its current liabilities

Famous Face Four: Answer D Current ratio Do you know the identity of Famous Face Four?

Famous Face Four is … J K Rowling! (Author of the ‘Harry Potter’ books)

You Have Now Completed the Quiz Congratulations! You Have Now Completed the Quiz