1) invest a) Money that is earned from doing work. b) A company that pays fees to a mother company to use their brand name and products. c) To put money into something to make a profit. d) Something that you must pay for that wasn't planned. 2) budget a) The money you need to spend all year. b) A plan to show how much money you will earn and how much you will be able to spend. c) To put money into something to make a profit. d) A privately owned company. 3) fixed expenses a) A plan to show how much money you will earn and how much you will be able to spend. b) Give money or goods to help a person or organisation. c) Costs/expenses which do not vary, they are always the same every month. d) When you earn more money than you spend. 4) variable expenses a) These costs may change depending on the performance of your business. b) A company owned by shareholders and which operates in several countries. c) A privately owned company. d) To put money into something to make a profit. 5) start up costs a) A privately owned company. b) When two or more people own a business. c) The money you need to spend in order to start your business. d) A company owned by shareholders and which operates in several countries 6) ongoing costs a) A company owned by shareholders and which operates in several countries b) The money you need to spend in order to start your business. c) The money you need to spend all year. d) When you spend more money than you earn. 7) marketing a) To put money into something to make a profit. b) Someone who runs his or her own business. c) What companies use to try to promote and sell their products. d) A privately owned company. 8) income a) Money that is earned from doing work. b) What companies use to try to promote and sell their products. c) When you spend more money than you earn. d) To put money into something to make a profit. 9) expense/cost a) Something that makes you spend money. b) A company owned by shareholders and which operates in several countries. c) Costs/expenses which do not vary, they are always the same every month. d) A plan to show how much money you will earn and how much you will be able to spend. 10) donate a) A company owned by shareholders and which operates in several countries. b) A privately owned company. c) These costs may change depending on the performance of your business. d) Give money or goods to help a person or organisation. 11) sole trader a) When two or more people own a business. b) Someone who runs his or her own business. c) What companies use to try to promote and sell their products. d) Something that makes you spend money. 12) partnership a) These costs may change depending on the performance of your business. b) Give money or goods to help a person or organisation. c) When two or more people own a business. d) Someone who runs his or her own business. 13) family business a) A plan to show how much money you will earn and how much you will be able to spend. b) When you spend more money than you earn. c) Give money or goods to help a person or organisation. d) A privately owned company. 14) franchise a) Give money or goods to help a person or organisation. b) A company that pays fees to a mother company to use their brand name and products. c) Money that is earned from doing work. d) Someone who runs his or her own business. 15) multinational company a) A company owned by shareholders and which operates in several countries. b) A company that pays fees to a mother company to use their brand name and products. c) Something that you must pay for that wasn't planned. d) The money you need to spend in order to start your business. 16) unforeseen cost a) Something that you must pay for that wasn't planned. b) A privately owned company. c) These costs may change depending on the performance of your business. d) Give money or goods to help a person or organisation. 17) make a profit a) What companies use to try to promote and sell their products. b) Money that is earned from doing work. c) When you earn more money than you spend. d) Give money or goods to help a person or organisation. 18) make a loss a) When you earn more money than you spend. b) When you spend more money than you earn. c) The money you need to spend all year. d) To put money into something to make a profit.

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