Remember: A business pays its start-up costs once, then charges more than each sale costs.
Questions
1
A cup costs Leo one coin to make. Which price leaves three coins over?
a cup sold for two coinsa cup sold for five coinsa cup sold for four coins
2
Which one is not a start-up cost?
🪧painting the sign🧂sugar for the lemonade🥄buying a ladle
3
Which one is not a start-up cost?
🥄buying a ladle🍋lemons for each batch🫙buying the big jug
4
🧻Is napkins for the counter a running cost?
YesNo
5
Which one is not a running cost?
🥤paper cups for customers🧻napkins for the counter🪧painting the sign
6
Which one is a running cost, paid over and over?
🪧painting the sign🥤paper cups for customers👕buying an apron
7
A cup costs Leo one coin to make. Which price leaves one coin over?
a cup sold for two coinsa cup sold for five coinsa cup sold for three coins
8
Which one is not a running cost?
👕buying an apron🧊ice for hot days🥤paper cups for customers
9
Which one is a start-up cost, paid once at the start?
🥤paper cups for customers🛒buying the juice cart🧊ice for hot days
10
Which one is not a running cost?
🧻napkins for the counter🥄buying a ladle🧊ice for hot days
11
A cup costs Leo one coin to make. Which price leaves no coins over?
a cup sold for four coinsa cup sold for five coinsa cup sold for one coin
12
Which one is not a start-up cost?
🫙buying the big jug🥄buying a ladle🧊ice for hot days
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Answer key · Set B
Starting a small business
1a cup sold for four coins
2sugar for the lemonade
3lemons for each batch
4Yes
5painting the sign
6paper cups for customers
7a cup sold for two coins
8buying an apron
9buying the juice cart
10buying a ladle
11a cup sold for one coin
12ice for hot days
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