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Practice flashcards in fill-in-the-blank style covering core Grade 10 Business Studies concepts, environments, functions, forms of ownership, and strategic tools.
The business has full and complete control over its __________.
micro-environment
A __________ refers to what the business wants to achieve in the long-term, representing the dream of the business.
vision
A __________ describes what the business provides or produces and explains the reason for the business's existence.
mission statement

The diagram illustrates three levels of management within an organisational __________.
organogram
The four main groups of organisational resources controlled by management are physical, financial, human, and __________ resources.
information & technological
The five basic management tasks carried out in a business are planning, organising, leading, controlling, and __________.
risk management
Top management makes long-term strategic decisions, whereas middle management makes medium-term __________ decisions.
tactical
Capital used to finance long-term assets such as land and buildings is called __________ capital.
fixed
The return on borrowed capital is paid in the form of __________.
interest
The inspection of the final product to ensure that it meets required standards is known as quality __________.
control
The continuous maintaining of the required level of quality carried out during and after the production process is known as quality __________.
assurance

This diagram illustrates the five core components that make up the __________.
market environment
Government bodies that make rules and regulations to monitor the operations of businesses are known as __________.
regulators

The tool depicted in this diagram used to analyze external challenges across six environmental factors is the __________ analysis.
PESTLE

The production process moving from growing wheat on a farm to milling flour and retailing bread illustrates the relationship between the primary, secondary, and __________ sectors.
tertiary
Businesses that are legally registered with the CIPC, pay tax, and are included in the country's GDP figures belong to the __________ sector.
formal
The main motive of businesses in the public sector is to provide a service, whereas the motive of the private sector is to __________.
make a profit
__________ in the workplace means ensuring all designated groups have equal opportunities without discrimination based on colour, creed, or gender.
Inclusivity
A __________ gives an inventor the exclusive right to make, use, or sell an invention or product for a limited period of time.
patent
The unlawful recording and selling of live or broadcast performances without permission is defined as __________.
bootlegging
The practice where a business actively manages its operations and resources to have a positive impact on society and the environment is called __________.
corporate social responsibility
A sole trader and general partners face __________ liability, meaning their personal assets may be seized to pay business debts.
unlimited
A public company requires a minimum of 3 directors and its registered name must end with __________.
Ltd
The name of a personal liability company must end with the letters __________.
INC
A minimum of __________ members is required to establish a co-operative.
5
The problem-solving technique that relies on an independent panel of experts answering successive rounds of questionnaires is the __________ technique.
Delphi
The structured brainstorming method where participants silently write down ideas on their own before ranking them through a voting process is the __________ technique.
nominal group

According to the criteria of a good research instrument, an instrument is __________ if it obtains the same results from the same person participating a second time.
reliable

In the strategic planning model shown, strengths and weaknesses are classified as __________ factors.
internal
The 7Ps marketing mix consists of product, price, place, promotion, people, process, and __________.
physical environment