Q's From the Quiz
Insure, Assume, and Transfer
Which is an Example?
Scenarios
No More Funny Business
100

  Strategic risk is best described as:


A. Risk due to market competition

B. Risk from employee theft

C. Risk caused by poor leadership or bad business decisions 

D. Risk due to fire or flood


C. Risk caused by poor leadership or bad business decisions

100

This is why a business might transfer a risk.

A. They don't feel like dealing with it.

B. To make profit.

C. They are not able to afford the risk.

D. They want to do other things.

 C. They are not able to afford the risk.

100

  Which of the following is an example of "avoiding" a risk?*



A. Purchasing insurance for your car

B. Moving to a safer neighborhood to avoid crime 

C. Setting aside emergency savings for unexpected expenses

D. Renting a car for a road trip instead of driving your own car


B. Moving to a safer neighborhood to avoid crime

100


 Scenario: Legal Compliance Issue

A food business is fined for not following updated health and safety regulations.

How can the business avoid this risk going forward?



A. Stay informed on regulations and offer staff compliance training 

B. Ignore small fines and continue business as usual

C. Reduce the number of employees to limit mistakes

D. Only follow the rules when inspections are scheduled


A. Stay informed on regulations and offer staff compliance training

100

 Why did the math book look sad?

Because it had too many ______.
 

Problems

200

 What is a personal risk?


A. The risk of damaging someone else’s property

B. The risk of losing your job or getting injured 

C. The risk of natural disasters

D. The risk of damaging your own home



B. The risk of losing your job or getting injured 

200

This is how a company can transfer the risk of product damage.

  • A) By buying insurance

  • B) By using other business members to store and distribute products

  • C) By ignoring the risk

  • D) By assuming the risk

B) By using other business members to store and distribute products

200

 

28. Which of the following is an example of a controllable risk?


A. A hurricane damaging a building

B. A factory worker not wearing required safety gear 

C. An unexpected economic recession

D. A customer falling due to icy weather outside


B. A factory worker not wearing required safety gear

200

 

12. Scenario: Supply Chain Disruption

A company’s overseas supplier is delayed due to a natural disaster.

What can the company do to reduce this type of risk in the future?



A. Stop using suppliers altogether

B. Use multiple suppliers from different regions 

C. Reduce production permanently

D. Only sell products during certain seasons


B. Use multiple suppliers from different regions

200

Why did the bicycle fall over?
 Because it was two- ____!

Tired

300

  A compliance risk is associated with:


A. Changing consumer preferences

B. A failure to follow laws or regulations 

C. Natural disasters

D. Technology breakdowns


B. A failure to follow laws or regulations

300

A business buys this when it can predict the size of a potential loss.

  • A) Insurance

  • B) A warranty

  • C) A loan

  • D) A contract

A) Insurance

300

 

4. Which of these best illustrates an operational risk?




A. An earthquake damaging a warehouse

B. A supplier failing to deliver raw materials 

C. A lawsuit over false advertising

D. A recession causing lower sales

B. A supplier failing to deliver raw materials

300


Scenario: Negative Publicity

An employee’s rude behavior is caught on camera and goes viral, damaging the company’s reputation.

What should the business do to manage this reputational risk?



A. Fire all employees and start fresh

B. Release a public apology and provide customer service training 

C. Block all social media comments

D. Lower prices to distract customers


B. Release a public apology and provide customer service training

300

Why don’t skeletons fight each other?
 They don’t have the _____.

Guts

400


26. A person who hires a contractor without proper insurance might be at risk for:

*

2/2



A. Only property damage

B. Personal health issues

C. Legal liability if the contractor gets injured 

D. None of the above




C. Legal liability if the contractor gets injured 

400

This is what it means for a business to handle a risk on its own.

  • A) Transferring the risk

  • B) Ignoring the risk

  • C) Assuming the risk

  • D) Insuring the risk

C) Assuming the risk

400

31. Which of the following actions involves transferring risk in a business context?*


A. Signing a contract that makes a supplier responsible for shipping delays 

B. Taking steps to avoid making high-risk investments

C. Setting aside funds to handle potential legal claims

D. Purchasing insurance to cover property damage from fire

A. Signing a contract that makes a supplier responsible for shipping delays

400

 Scenario: Market Risk

A competitor offers the same product at a much lower price, and your business begins to lose customers.

How can your business respond to this risk?



A. Lower your quality to save money

B. Stop advertising

C. Copy the competitor’s product exactly

D. Improve product quality, customer service, or find a unique selling point


D. Improve product quality, customer service, or find a unique selling point

400

What kind of tree can you carry in your hand?
 A ___ tree.

Palm

500

 

25. How does health insurance primarily help manage personal risk?

*

2/2



A. By preventing illness

B. By covering property loss

C. By reducing financial impact from medical expenses 

D. By insuring your house



C. By reducing financial impact from medical expenses

500

This is why a large business might save money instead of buying insurance.

  • A) They believe they can afford the loss

  • B) They want to avoid paying extra

  • C) They have too much money

  • D) They don’t want any risk

A) They believe they can afford the loss

500

Which of the following makes a risk “uncontrollable”?


A. It always results in legal action

B. It costs too much money to fix

C. It only happens in rare situations

D. It cannot be influenced or prevented by a business or person



D. It cannot be influenced or prevented by a business or person

500


32. Scenario: A small business owner has invested in a retail store located in a flood-prone area. The business has been affected by minor flooding in the past but has not faced significant losses. The owner considers taking out flood insurance, but the premiums are high. The business could also relocate to a safer area, but this would involve significant costs and disruption.

What is the most practical way for the business owner to deal with the flood risk?


A. Avoid – Relocate the business to a different area with lower flood risk.

B. Transfer – Purchase flood insurance to transfer the financial risk. 

C. Insure – Apply for a government flood relief program to cover potential damage.

D. Assume – Continue operating in the current location and bear the risk of future flooding.



B. Transfer – Purchase flood insurance to transfer the financial risk.

500

What can’t be used until it's broken?

 An ___.

Egg

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