Entrepreneurship Worksheet: Break-Even Point

Entrepreneurship lesson 11: Break-even · Set 279 · 40 questions

Business tip (Cover the fixed costs): A fixed cost is not paid per item (a table, a banner, a stall fee). Break-even number = fixed costs ÷ profit on one item (profit on one = SP − CP). Profit after the fixed costs = profit on one × number sold − fixed costs.

1. 1.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹140 and each fruit cup makes ₹4 profit. Dev sells 39. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
2. 2.Nisha pays ₹54 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each glass of chai sold makes ₹9 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
3. 3.⚖️ “Break-even” means… (a) sales = all costs (b) you stopped selling (c) you borrowed money (d) profit is huge
4. 4.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹240 and each cup of lemonade makes ₹8 profit. Ishaan sells 36. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
5. 5.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹168. Each paper bookmark costs ₹14 to make and sells for ₹22. How many must be sold to break even?
6. 6.Riya pays ₹154 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each jute bag sold makes ₹11 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
7. 7.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹189. Each friendship band costs ₹27 to make and sells for ₹34. How many must be sold to break even?
8. 8.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹250 and each paper bookmark makes ₹10 profit. Joseph sells 45. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
9. 9.🎉 After the break-even point, each extra item sold… (a) adds loss (b) adds profit (c) is free (d) changes nothing
10. 10.Rohan pays ₹481 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each jute bag sold makes ₹13 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
11. 11.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹220. Each friendship band costs ₹23 to make and sells for ₹33. How many must be sold to break even?
12. 12.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹48 and each fruit cup makes ₹3 profit. Tara sells 33. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
13. 13.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹222 and each paper bookmark makes ₹6 profit. Diya has sold 36 paper bookmarks so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
14. 14.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹48 and each handmade card makes ₹2 profit. Dev sells 26. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
15. 15.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹155 and each painted pebble makes ₹5 profit. Tara sells 42. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
16. 16.Riya pays ₹252 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each potted plant sold makes ₹14 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
17. 17.🔢 Break-even number of items = (a) profit − fixed cost (b) fixed cost ÷ profit (c) price ÷ cost (d) fixed cost × profit
18. 18.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹92 and each fruit cup makes ₹4 profit. Farhan has sold 27 fruit cups so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
19. 19.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹132. Each handmade card costs ₹29 to make and sells for ₹41. How many must be sold to break even?
20. 20.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹184 and each glass of chai makes ₹8 profit. Ananya sells 27. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
21. 21.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹238. Each cup of lemonade costs ₹7 to make and sells for ₹14. How many must be sold to break even?
22. 22.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹532. Each clay diya costs ₹25 to make and sells for ₹39. How many must be sold to break even?
23. 23.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹285. Each jute bag costs ₹6 to make and sells for ₹21. How many must be sold to break even?
24. 24.🧾 A fixed cost is one that… (a) is not paid per item (b) grows with each item (c) is paid by customers (d) is always zero
25. 25.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹190 and each cupcake makes ₹10 profit. Zoya has sold 20 cupcakes so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
26. 26.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹180 and each cup of lemonade makes ₹9 profit. Tara has sold 16 cups of lemonade so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
27. 27.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹140. Each cupcake costs ₹26 to make and sells for ₹30. How many must be sold to break even?
28. 28.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹465 and each cupcake makes ₹15 profit. Kabir has sold 36 cupcakes so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
29. 29.Kabir pays ₹58 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each cupcake sold makes ₹2 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
30. 30.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹170 and each painted pebble makes ₹10 profit. Dev has sold 22 painted pebbles so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
31. 31.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹56 and each cup of lemonade makes ₹8 profit. Farhan has sold 6 cups of lemonade so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
32. 32.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹144. Each fruit cup costs ₹16 to make and sells for ₹20. How many must be sold to break even?
33. 33.Kavya pays ₹68 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each bag of popcorn sold makes ₹4 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
34. 34.Kavya pays ₹54 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each handmade card sold makes ₹6 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
35. 35.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹448 and each fruit cup makes ₹14 profit. Ishaan has sold 35 fruit cups so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
36. 36.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹165 and each jute bag makes ₹15 profit. Ishaan sells 18. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
37. 37.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹60 and each jute bag makes ₹2 profit. Meera has sold 29 jute bags so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
38. 38.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹56 and each painted pebble makes ₹7 profit. Nisha sells 18. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
39. 39.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹54 and each painted pebble makes ₹9 profit. Gurpreet has sold 9 painted pebbles so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
40. 40.Nisha pays ₹144 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each handmade card sold makes ₹4 profit. How many must be sold to break even?

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