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Jeopardy

Computers in Business. Jeopardy. Rules:. Each class member must belong to one of the teams. Teams will take turns answering questions. Each class member will take his/her turn to answer questions when his/her team has control. Teams will receive or lose points according to responses.

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Jeopardy

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  1. Computers in Business Jeopardy

  2. Rules: • Each class member must belong to one of the teams. • Teams will take turns answering questions. • Each class member will take his/her turn to answer questions when his/her team has control. • Teams will receive or lose points according to responses

  3. Business- 100 A Company that is registered by a state and operates apart from its owners ?

  4. Business- 200 A Person who recognizes a business opportunity and organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of starting and operating a business.

  5. Business- 300 An organization or company who is not in business to make a profit, rather they usually provide some type of service.

  6. Business- 400 A business owned by two or more people who share its risks and rewards.

  7. Business- 500 A business owned by one person.

  8. Economics - 100 Money supplied by investors, banks or owners of a business. Start up money used to pay for various assets and expenses of new business.

  9. Economics - 200 The amount or quantity of goods and services that consumers are willing to buy at various prices.

  10. Economics - 300 Physical Products

  11. Economics- 400 The people employed in a business, commonly referred to as personnel.

  12. Economics- 500 The amount of goods and services that producers will provide at various prices..

  13. Stock Market- 100 A phrase which means the stock market is going down.

  14. Stock Market- 200 Ownership of a stock in a company, or also, how much money your stock is worth minus the amount you owe. Daily Double

  15. Stock Market- 300 A fee charged by brokers for their services.

  16. Stock Market- 400 Shares in the ownership of a corporation.

  17. Stock Market- 500 An investment strategy in which you spread out your investment dollars among different markets, sectors, industries, and securities.

  18. Bonds- 100 An IOU that a company or government sells when it borrows money.

  19. Bonds- 200 A uniform method of identifying municipal, U.S. Government, or corporate bonds. A unique nine digit number assigned to each security.

  20. Bonds- 300 Symbols used to give indications of relative credit quality.

  21. Bonds- 400 The principle amount of a bond or note due at maturity, also referred to as face value. Daily Double

  22. Bonds- 500 Compensation paid or to be paid for the use of money. Generally expressed as a percentage.

  23. Marketing- 100 The process of planning, pricing, promoting, selling, and distributing ideas, goods, and services.

  24. Marketing- 200 Marketing Mix, the four main elements: product, place, price, promotion.

  25. Marketing- 300 What makes consumers want to purchase or buy a company’s goods or services.

  26. Marketing- 400 Marketing that helps companies focus on the people most likely to buy their goods or services.

  27. Marketing- 500 Different forms for promoting your ideas or products to consumers: magazines, newspapers, TV , direct mail, radio, internet, and billboards.

  28. Desktop Publishing-100 The text on a publication such as a brochure, newsletter, or advertisement.

  29. Desktop Publishing-200 A set a characters such as letters and numbers with a common general design and shape. Also called typeface.

  30. Desktop Publishing-300 Background space with no text or graphic.

  31. Desktop Publishing-400 The parts of a design, includes balance, proportion, contrast, focus, color, and consistency.

  32. Desktop Publishing-500 Computer formats that clip art or pictures are saved in usually .gif or .jpeg

  33. Grab Bag -100 Certificate of Deposit. Type of saving account that requires a specified amount of money be deposited for a set period of time.

  34. Grab Bag-200 The possibility of loss or injury.

  35. Grab Bag-300 The coding of the internet. Hyper Text Mark-Up Language.

  36. Grab Bag-400 A one to five character symbol used to represent a company when you are buying or selling stock.

  37. Grab Bag-500 Persistent, risk taking, self-confident, restless, goal oriented, action-orientated, responsible, self-demanding, creative, independent, inquisitive, and enthusiastic.

  38. Business- 100 - ? What is a Corporation ?

  39. Business 200 - ? Who is an Entrepreneur ?

  40. Business 300 - ? What is a Non-Profit organization ?

  41. Business 400 - ? What is a Partnership ?

  42. Business 500 - ? What is a Sole Proprietorship ?

  43. Economics 100 - ? What is Capital ?

  44. Economics 200 - ? What is Demand ?

  45. Economics 300 - ? What are Goods ?

  46. Economics 400 - ? What are Human Resources ?

  47. Economics 500 - ? What is Supply ?

  48. Stock Market 100 - ? What is a Bear Market ?

  49. Stock Market 200 - ? What is Equity ?

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