Types of Businesses Quiz

Commercial businesses generate revenue from fundraising, donations, or government grants, while non-commercial businesses solely rely on profit.

Commercial businesses do not charge for the services they provide, while non-commercial businesses sell goods and services.

Commercial businesses aim to earn a profit, while non-commercial businesses do not focus on making a profit. (correct)

Commercial businesses are set up to meet needs other than making a profit, while non-commercial businesses aim to sell goods and services.

Through government grants, fundraising, and donations. (correct)

By selling goods and services at a lower cost than commercial businesses.

By investing in the stock market and real estate.

By charging for the services they provide.

St Vincent De Paul (charity) (correct)

Dunnes Stores

A local bakery

Amazon

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