Entrepreneurship Worksheet: School Fair Stall Plan

Entrepreneurship lesson 21: School-fair stall plan · Set 191 · 40 questions

Business tip (Permission first): Order: permission → choose what to sell → budget → make or buy stock → set up → sell → count money and records. Costs = stall fee + materials. Items to sell to cover them = costs ÷ price of one. Profit = sales − costs. Check first: lemonade — clean water and hands; chai — an adult at the stove; crafts — material costs; tutoring — the juniors’ parents agree; plants — healthy plants.

1. 1.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — serve customers or make or buy the stock? (a) serve customers (b) make or buy the stock
2. 2.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — make a budget or get permission first? (a) make a budget (b) get permission first
3. 3.📖 Tutoring juniors: what should you check first? (a) you skip school (b) the fee is huge (c) their parents agree (d) no one knows
4. 4.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — sell and give change or make a budget? (a) sell and give change (b) make a budget
5. 5.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — make or buy the stock or list all the costs? (a) make or buy the stock (b) list all the costs
6. 6.🎨 Selling handmade crafts: what should you check first? (a) a famous logo (b) the rival’s address (c) a huge loan (d) cost of the materials
7. 7.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — serve customers or count money and records? (a) serve customers (b) count money and records
8. 8.Saanvi’s fair stall sells 12 cupcakes at ₹30 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
9. 9.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — work out the profit or pick one simple product? (a) work out the profit (b) pick one simple product
10. 10.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — work out the profit or prepare the items? (a) work out the profit (b) prepare the items
11. 11.Nisha’s fair stall pays a ₹90 stall fee and ₹435 for materials. It sells 56 glasses of chai at ₹15 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
12. 12.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — ask parents and school or set up the stall? (a) ask parents and school (b) set up the stall
13. 13.Farhan’s fair stall sells 14 glasses of chai at ₹30 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
14. 14.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — put up the price board or serve customers? (a) put up the price board (b) serve customers
15. 15.Zoya’s fair stall pays a ₹350 stall fee and ₹490 for materials, and sells each potted plant for ₹30. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
16. 16.Kabir’s fair stall pays a ₹460 stall fee and ₹650 for materials. It sells 52 handmade cards at ₹30 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
17. 17.Lakshmi’s fair stall pays a ₹40 stall fee and ₹120 for materials, and sells each jute bag for ₹5. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
18. 18.Zoya’s fair stall pays a ₹70 stall fee and ₹120 for materials, and sells each handmade card for ₹5. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
19. 19.Joseph’s fair stall pays a ₹10 stall fee and ₹120 for materials. It sells 43 handmade cards at ₹10 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
20. 20.🍋 Lemonade stall: what should you check first? (a) the logo colour (b) how famous it is (c) a big loan (d) clean water, clean hands
21. 21.Farhan’s fair stall pays a ₹40 stall fee and ₹635 for materials, and sells each handmade card for ₹25. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
22. 22.Nisha’s fair stall pays a ₹310 stall fee and ₹490 for materials. It sells 53 jute bags at ₹20 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
23. 23.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — make or buy the stock or work out the profit? (a) make or buy the stock (b) work out the profit
24. 24.Gurpreet’s fair stall pays a ₹160 stall fee and ₹380 for materials. It sells 20 fruit cups at ₹30 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
25. 25.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — serve customers or set up the stall? (a) serve customers (b) set up the stall
26. 26.Aarav’s fair stall sells 18 fruit cups at ₹25 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
27. 27.🪴 Plant sale: what should you check first? (a) the pots are gold (b) a long name (c) a TV advert (d) the plants are healthy
28. 28.📝 Before any kids’ business, what comes first? (a) buying stock (b) parents’ permission (c) printing posters (d) taking a loan
29. 29.Rohan’s fair stall pays a ₹50 stall fee and ₹90 for materials, and sells each painted pebble for ₹10. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
30. 30.Tara’s fair stall pays a ₹90 stall fee and ₹600 for materials, and sells each painted pebble for ₹30. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
31. 31.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — list all the costs or put up the price board? (a) list all the costs (b) put up the price board
32. 32.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — get permission first or pick one simple product? (a) get permission first (b) pick one simple product
33. 33.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — work out the profit or sell and give change? (a) work out the profit (b) sell and give change
34. 34.Nisha’s fair stall sells 37 paper bookmarks at ₹5 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
35. 35.Vihaan’s fair stall sells 29 paper bookmarks at ₹30 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
36. 36.Vihaan’s fair stall pays a ₹190 stall fee and ₹305 for materials, and sells each cup of lemonade for ₹15. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
37. 37.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — serve customers or put up the price board? (a) serve customers (b) put up the price board
38. 38.☕ Chai stall: what should you check first? (a) the cup colours (b) an adult runs the stove (c) a fancy name (d) a big banner
39. 39.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — set up the stall or sell and give change? (a) set up the stall (b) sell and give change
40. 40.Kabir’s fair stall pays a ₹10 stall fee and ₹145 for materials. It sells 37 clay diyas at ₹5 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?

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