Future Business Leader Test
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- Where and when was the first experimental chapter?
- 1942 - Johnson City, Tennessee
- Who proposed that a national organization for business clubs was needed?
- Hamden L. Forkner of Columbia University
- What was the first FBLA state chapter?
- Iowa... followed by Indiana and Ohio
- When was PBL created?
- 1958
- Who was the first full-time executive director?
- Edward D. Miller
- Where are the current headquarters located?
- Reston, Virginia
- When was Middle Level created?
- 1994
- Who and when was the next CEO of FBLA?
- Jean Buckley in 1997
- To immediately reach an item which falls later in the regular order of business, one may...
- lay all of the intervening business on the table
- In an appeal from the decision of the chair, a tie vote
- reverses the decision of the chair
- What is the purpose of a point of order?
- To call attention to a breach of the rules
- The duties of the credentials committee.. a. are limited to an initial report b. cannot be completed until after adjournment c. continue until the convention ends d. must be completed before the meeting is called to order
- a. are limited to an initial report
- Which type of members are recognized by FBLA?
- Active, Professional, Life
- The correct sequence of states that businesses follow as they develop their e-commerce presence on the Internet is ...?
- Information, interaction, integration
- The limitation of the information stage is that customers cannot use the web site to
- make a purchase (?)
- The CRT contains ______ which allows the electron beam to flow freely
- vacuum
- Parity memory has what ability that non-parity memory lacks?
- The ability to detect 1-bit errors
- What type of network resource distribution scheme involves central management or resources a. Communism b. Client/server c. Peer-to-peer d. Centralized Resrouce Allocation Management
- d. Centralized Resource Allocation Management
- What are the three different types of PCMCIA cards
- Type I Type II type III
- A CD-ROM can hold up to ____ megabytes of data
- 650
- Which of the following is NOT one of the three key econ questions?
- When should the production of goods and services take place
- How can you, as a salesperson best aviod disagreements with a customer about the amount of money the customer gave you as payment?
- By placing the money on the cash drawer ledge
- What should you do when a customer interrupts you with a question while you are making change?
- ignore the question
- What is a typical cash drawer arrangement?
- Coins in front, bills in back, $2 bills under $1 bills
- _____ coordinate and control the resources and operations of a computer system
- systems software
- when you format a disk, you are using a _______ program
- utility
- DOS uses _____ interface
- Commmand line
- In which month is National Career and Technical Education Week?
- February
- How many FBLA national officers are there?
- 9
- The process of making Web pages available on the World Wide Web or on a company's intranet is _____
- framing
- To set a column width to best fit, _____ boundary of the column heading above row 1
- double click the right
- Which of the following is true about a headline? a. it is the title for the most importnat article on the page b. It should be set in the largest or bolest type on the page c. both are true d. neither are true
- a. most important
- A widow is____
- a line that ends a paragraph, but falls at the top of a column or page
- Information about business opportunities is available from
- the library
- The cover letter of a business plan should....
- briefly describe your business and its potential for success
- The appendix includes supporting evidence such as a. current financial statements b. newspaper articles c. letters of recommendation d. income tax returns
- c. letters of recommendation
- in the financial section, a new business must include a. licensing requirements b. pro forma financial statements c. current financial statements d. income tax returns
- b. pro forma financial statements
- primary data are collected....
- to help identify the target market
- competitors should be analyzed in terms of their
- strengths and weaknesses
- The uniform Commerical Code applies to.... a. interstate and intrastate commerce b. business transactions amoung individuals and businesses c. applies to television advertising d. a and b are correct
- d.
- which law prohibits monopolies?
- Sherman Antitrust Act
- Which act prohibits price discrimination, exclusive dealing, and other efforts to restrict competition?
- Clayton Act
- Which act prohibits one corporation from controlling another where the effect is to lessen comptition
- Celler-Kefauver Act
- Title VII of the Civil Right Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination on the basis of
- race, color, sex, national origin or religion.
- Laws passed by the U.S. Congress, state legistlatures, or local city councils are all
- Statutory laws
- Award to an injured party as a result of a lawsuit to make up for monetary loss suffered because the other party breached a contract is called
- Compensatory damages
- This level of management includes department heads and district sales managers
- middle management
- When a manager measures how the business performs financially, he or she is said to be performing the task of
- controlling
- A manager who provides leadership within the copnay or interacts with others outside the organization is said to be working within his or her
- interpersonal role
- Changes that made the Industrial Revolution possible included
- technology, communication, and transportation
- Frederick W. Taylor figured out "one best way" to perform a task through ______
- time and motion studies
- A theory Y manager is most likely to ____ a. assme that all workers are content with their work b. assume that all workers are basically lazy and cannot be trusted c. make all the decisions so that the operation runs smootly d. wait for senior mangeme
- a. assume that all workers are content with their work
- A systen of management based on involving all employees in a constant process of improving quality and productivity by improving how they work is known as
- TQM
- Management theory incorporating Japanese emphasis on collective decision making and conern for employees with American emphasis on individual responsibility is _____
- Theory Z