Entrepreneurship Worksheet: School Fair Stall Plan

Entrepreneurship lesson 21: School-fair stall plan · Set 970 · 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.🍋 Lemonade stall: what should you check first? (a) how famous it is (b) a big loan (c) the logo colour (d) clean water, clean hands
2. 2.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — ask parents and school or serve customers? (a) ask parents and school (b) serve customers
3. 3.🎨 Selling handmade crafts: what should you check first? (a) a famous logo (b) cost of the materials (c) the rival’s address (d) a huge loan
4. 4.🪴 Plant sale: what should you check first? (a) the pots are gold (b) a TV advert (c) the plants are healthy (d) a long name
5. 5.🎪 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
6. 6.Joseph’s fair stall sells 11 potted plants at ₹25 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
7. 7.Diya’s fair stall pays a ₹250 stall fee and ₹575 for materials, and sells each bag of popcorn for ₹25. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
8. 8.📝 Before any kids’ business, what comes first? (a) buying stock (b) taking a loan (c) parents’ permission (d) printing posters
9. 9.Meera’s fair stall pays a ₹120 stall fee and ₹420 for materials. It sells 62 glasses of chai at ₹15 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
10. 10.Tara’s fair stall sells 37 friendship bands at ₹20 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
11. 11.Farhan’s fair stall sells 26 potted plants at ₹10 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
12. 12.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — sell and give change or get permission first? (a) sell and give change (b) get permission first
13. 13.Lakshmi’s fair stall pays a ₹50 stall fee and ₹340 for materials. It sells 42 friendship bands at ₹30 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
14. 14.Gurpreet’s fair stall sells 13 potted plants at ₹30 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
15. 15.Farhan’s fair stall sells 28 bags of popcorn at ₹30 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
16. 16.Lakshmi’s fair stall pays a ₹130 stall fee and ₹210 for materials. It sells 54 cupcakes at ₹10 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
17. 17.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — set up the stall or pick one simple product? (a) set up the stall (b) pick one simple product
18. 18.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — sell and give change or make or buy the stock? (a) sell and give change (b) make or buy the stock
19. 19.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — pick one simple product or get permission first? (a) pick one simple product (b) get permission first
20. 20.Diya’s fair stall sells 30 cups of lemonade at ₹25 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
21. 21.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — work out the profit or put up the price board? (a) work out the profit (b) put up the price board
22. 22.Lakshmi’s fair stall sells 36 bags of popcorn at ₹15 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
23. 23.Farhan’s fair stall pays a ₹60 stall fee and ₹90 for materials, and sells each painted pebble for ₹15. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
24. 24.Diya’s fair stall pays a ₹30 stall fee and ₹90 for materials, and sells each glass of chai for ₹5. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
25. 25.Vihaan’s fair stall pays a ₹10 stall fee and ₹70 for materials, and sells each cup of lemonade for ₹5. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
26. 26.Kabir’s fair stall pays a ₹100 stall fee and ₹410 for materials, and sells each bag of popcorn for ₹30. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
27. 27.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — work out the profit or serve customers? (a) work out the profit (b) serve customers
28. 28.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — make or buy the stock or serve customers? (a) make or buy the stock (b) serve customers
29. 29.Arjun’s fair stall pays a ₹250 stall fee and ₹500 for materials, and sells each glass of chai for ₹25. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
30. 30.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — sell and give change or put up the price board? (a) sell and give change (b) put up the price board
31. 31.🎪 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
32. 32.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — put up the price board or work out the profit? (a) put up the price board (b) work out the profit
33. 33.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — set up the stall or work out the profit? (a) set up the stall (b) work out the profit
34. 34.Saanvi’s fair stall pays a ₹70 stall fee and ₹100 for materials, and sells each jute bag for ₹10. How many must be sold to cover all the costs?
35. 35.Joseph’s fair stall pays a ₹100 stall fee and ₹350 for materials. It sells 32 potted plants at ₹30 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
36. 36.📖 Tutoring juniors: what should you check first? (a) their parents agree (b) the fee is huge (c) no one knows (d) you skip school
37. 37.Lakshmi’s fair stall pays a ₹30 stall fee and ₹135 for materials. It sells 61 glasses of chai at ₹5 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
38. 38.🎪 School-fair stall plan: which comes first — count money and records or prepare the items? (a) count money and records (b) prepare the items
39. 39.Kabir’s fair stall sells 29 fruit cups at ₹25 each. How much money comes in from sales (in ₹)?
40. 40.Vihaan’s fair stall pays a ₹100 stall fee and ₹230 for materials. It sells 40 paper bookmarks at ₹30 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?

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