Entrepreneurship Worksheet: Break-Even Point

Entrepreneurship lesson 11: Break-even · Set 37 · 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.⚖️ “Break-even” means… (a) you stopped selling (b) sales = all costs (c) you borrowed money (d) profit is huge
2. 2.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹63 and each glass of chai makes ₹3 profit. Gurpreet has sold 22 glasses of chai so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
3. 3.Diya pays ₹192 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each cup of lemonade sold makes ₹6 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
4. 4.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹192 and each friendship band makes ₹12 profit. Arjun sells 33. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
5. 5.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹30 and each paper bookmark makes ₹3 profit. Joseph sells 26. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
6. 6.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹176 and each jute bag makes ₹8 profit. Joseph sells 33. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
7. 7.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹180. Each glass of chai costs ₹7 to make and sells for ₹19. How many must be sold to break even?
8. 8.🎉 After the break-even point, each extra item sold… (a) adds profit (b) changes nothing (c) is free (d) adds loss
9. 9.🧾 A fixed cost is one that… (a) is paid by customers (b) grows with each item (c) is always zero (d) is not paid per item
10. 10.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹132 and each friendship band makes ₹11 profit. Rohan has sold 13 friendship bands so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
11. 11.Diya pays ₹442 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each paper bookmark sold makes ₹13 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
12. 12.🔢 Break-even number of items = (a) profit − fixed cost (b) fixed cost × profit (c) price ÷ cost (d) fixed cost ÷ profit
13. 13.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹198. Each handmade card costs ₹24 to make and sells for ₹33. How many must be sold to break even?
14. 14.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹456. Each jute bag costs ₹6 to make and sells for ₹18. How many must be sold to break even?
15. 15.Meera pays ₹28 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each fruit cup sold makes ₹4 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
16. 16.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹280 and each painted pebble makes ₹10 profit. Tara sells 29. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
17. 17.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹279 and each bag of popcorn makes ₹9 profit. Meera sells 42. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
18. 18.Meera pays ₹64 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each cup of lemonade sold makes ₹2 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
19. 19.Nisha pays ₹126 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each clay diya sold makes ₹14 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
20. 20.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹22 and each friendship band makes ₹2 profit. Aarav has sold 7 friendship bands so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
21. 21.Saanvi pays ₹91 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each potted plant sold makes ₹13 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
22. 22.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹210 and each clay diya makes ₹6 profit. Aarav has sold 31 clay diyas so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
23. 23.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹180. Each handmade card costs ₹15 to make and sells for ₹25. How many must be sold to break even?
24. 24.Joseph pays ₹75 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each jute bag sold makes ₹5 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
25. 25.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹60. Each potted plant costs ₹9 to make and sells for ₹12. How many must be sold to break even?
26. 26.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹155 and each potted plant makes ₹5 profit. Riya sells 38. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
27. 27.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹121 and each potted plant makes ₹11 profit. Ananya has sold 15 potted plants so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
28. 28.Nisha pays ₹136 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each friendship band sold makes ₹8 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
29. 29.Nisha pays ₹444 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each bag of popcorn sold makes ₹12 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
30. 30.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹50. Each bag of popcorn costs ₹3 to make and sells for ₹8. How many must be sold to break even?
31. 31.Aarav pays ₹187 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each clay diya sold makes ₹11 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
32. 32.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹138 and each cupcake makes ₹6 profit. Kabir sells 41. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
33. 33.Zoya pays ₹154 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each clay diya sold makes ₹14 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
34. 34.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹396 and each fruit cup makes ₹12 profit. Gurpreet sells 48. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
35. 35.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹315 and each bag of popcorn makes ₹15 profit. Kavya sells 40. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
36. 36.Zoya pays ₹220 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each glass of chai sold makes ₹10 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
37. 37.Arjun pays ₹30 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each jute bag sold makes ₹6 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
38. 38.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹66 and each glass of chai makes ₹6 profit. Farhan has sold 11 glasses of chai so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
39. 39.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹140 and each friendship band makes ₹4 profit. Diya has sold 33 friendship bands so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
40. 40.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹75. Each painted pebble costs ₹11 to make and sells for ₹14. How many must be sold to break even?

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