Entrepreneurship Worksheet: Break-Even Point

Entrepreneurship lesson 11: Break-even · Set 57 · 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 ₹52. Each cup of lemonade costs ₹12 to make and sells for ₹14. How many must be sold to break even?
2. 2.Arjun pays ₹198 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each glass of chai sold makes ₹6 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
3. 3.Joseph pays ₹91 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each glass of chai sold makes ₹13 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
4. 4.🔢 Break-even number of items = (a) fixed cost × profit (b) profit − fixed cost (c) price ÷ cost (d) fixed cost ÷ profit
5. 5.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹252 and each painted pebble makes ₹9 profit. Meera sells 39. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
6. 6.Meera pays ₹66 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each potted plant sold makes ₹3 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
7. 7.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹105. Each fruit cup costs ₹12 to make and sells for ₹17. How many must be sold to break even?
8. 8.Ananya pays ₹182 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each paper bookmark sold makes ₹14 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
9. 9.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹99 and each handmade card makes ₹11 profit. Saanvi has sold 10 handmade cards so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
10. 10.Ananya pays ₹266 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each handmade card sold makes ₹7 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
11. 11.Lakshmi pays ₹78 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.Dev pays ₹104 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each cup of lemonade sold makes ₹4 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
13. 13.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹98 and each clay diya makes ₹14 profit. Kavya sells 17. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
14. 14.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹252 and each cup of lemonade makes ₹14 profit. Vihaan has sold 23 cups of lemonade so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
15. 15.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹26 and each paper bookmark makes ₹2 profit. Kabir sells 27. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
16. 16.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹52 and each painted pebble makes ₹2 profit. Saanvi has sold 29 painted pebbles so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
17. 17.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹252 and each jute bag makes ₹12 profit. Meera has sold 18 jute bags so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
18. 18.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹95 and each cupcake makes ₹5 profit. Ishaan has sold 21 cupcakes so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
19. 19.Dev pays ₹140 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each paper bookmark sold makes ₹14 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
20. 20.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹494. Each cup of lemonade costs ₹15 to make and sells for ₹28. How many must be sold to break even?
21. 21.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹98. Each cup of lemonade costs ₹26 to make and sells for ₹33. How many must be sold to break even?
22. 22.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹476 and each painted pebble makes ₹14 profit. Riya has sold 36 painted pebbles so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) Yes (b) No
23. 23.Meera pays ₹108 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each glass of chai sold makes ₹4 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
24. 24.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹377 and each clay diya makes ₹13 profit. Lakshmi has sold 27 clay diyas so far. Has the stall broken even yet? (a) No (b) Yes
25. 25.Ananya pays ₹312 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each paper bookmark sold makes ₹13 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
26. 26.🧾 A fixed cost is one that… (a) grows with each item (b) is not paid per item (c) is always zero (d) is paid by customers
27. 27.🎉 After the break-even point, each extra item sold… (a) changes nothing (b) adds loss (c) is free (d) adds profit
28. 28.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹36. Each paper bookmark costs ₹22 to make and sells for ₹26. How many must be sold to break even?
29. 29.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹396 and each glass of chai makes ₹11 profit. Ishaan sells 55. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
30. 30.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹65 and each friendship band makes ₹5 profit. Diya sells 18. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
31. 31.Riya pays ₹63 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each cup of lemonade sold makes ₹3 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
32. 32.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹144 and each glass of chai makes ₹6 profit. Riya sells 37. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
33. 33.Meera pays ₹126 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each clay diya sold makes ₹9 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
34. 34.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹28 and each glass of chai makes ₹4 profit. Meera sells 13. What is the profit after paying the fixed costs (in ₹)?
35. 35.A stall’s fixed costs are ₹14. Each cup of lemonade costs ₹12 to make and sells for ₹14. How many must be sold to break even?
36. 36.Saanvi pays ₹105 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each paper bookmark sold makes ₹3 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
37. 37.Tara pays ₹40 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each fruit cup sold makes ₹2 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
38. 38.⚖️ “Break-even” means… (a) sales = all costs (b) you stopped selling (c) profit is huge (d) you borrowed money
39. 39.Meera pays ₹242 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each painted pebble sold makes ₹11 profit. How many must be sold to break even?
40. 40.Dev pays ₹40 for a table and a banner (fixed costs). Each glass of chai sold makes ₹4 profit. How many must be sold to break even?

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