Week 7

DARLINA C. DEL CASTILLO, LPT, MED

 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION I
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE I PANGASINAN
ZARAGOZA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
ZARAGOZA, BOLINAO, PANGASINAN

MELC: Analyze different principles, tools, and techniques in creating a

business.
• • K to 12 BEC CG: ABM_AE12-IIa-d-9

Objectives:
The learners shall be able to
1. identify different principles, tools, and techniques in creating a business.
2. evaluate and explain different principles, tools, and techniques in creating a business.
3. formulate and conceptualize the application of different principles, tools, and techniques in
creating a business.

Title of Activity: Matching Type

Directions: Match the following words in column A that corresponds to the terms in column B. Write
your answer in the space provided.
Column A
_______1. Corporation
_______2. Sole proprietorship
_______3. General partnership in the same line of the undertaking.
_______4. Business
_______5. Partnership for running the business and is accountable for all debts
_______6. Cooperative and obligations related to the business.
_______7. Micro Business
_______8. Limited partnership each is personally responsible for and must assume the
_______9. Industry consequences of the actions of the other partners.
_______10. Large Business.

Column B
A. Its main objective is to earn profit for the owners.
B. Is the aggregation of the different businesses engaged
C. Is owned by a single individual who is singly responsible
D. All owners share the management of the business and
E. An agreement in which two or more persons combined their resources in a business with a view of
making a profit.
F. Is a legal entity that is separate from its owners, the shareholders.
G. Take no part in control or management, and are liable for debts to a specific extend only.
H. This type of business has a total asset exceeding P60,000,000.00.
I. This type of business has a total asset are worth below P1,500,001.00.
J. There is open and voluntary membership and surplus earning is returned to the members according to
the amount of their patronage.

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SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths- provide an area to list everything done right either individually or as an organization within
or outside the organization.
Weaknesses- are aspects of your business that detract from the value you offer or place you at a
competitive disadvantage. You need to enhance these areas in order to compete wither your best
competitors.
Opportunities- are factors that represent reasons your business is likely to prosper. Such as being
able to expand a franchise into a new city, while some may fall into your lap such as another country
opening up its market to foreign business.
Threats- include external factors beyond your control that could place your strategy, or the business
itself, at risk. You have no control over these, but you may benefit by having contingency plans to
address them if they should occur.

Directions: Based on the given meaning above give a “hugot line” for every word indicated in each
number.
1. SWOT Analysis
._________________________________________________________________________
2. Strength______________________________________________________________________________
3. Weakness________________________________________________________________________
4.
Opportunity______________________________________________________________________________
5. Threats
_________________________________________________________________________________
6. COVID 19________________________________________________________________

Title of Activity: My choice

Direction: Multiple Choice. Write your answer in the space provided.
_____1. This segment includes inflation rates, interest rates, trade deficits or surplus, budget
deficits or surplus, personal savings rate, business savings rate, and gross domestic
product.
a. Political b. Economic c. legal d. Sociocultural
_____2. These segment interests are women in the workforce, workforce diversity, attitudes
about the quality of work life.
a. Economic b. Political c. Global d. Sociocultural
_____3. This segment covers antitrust laws, taxation laws, deregulation philosophies, labor
training laws, and educational philosophies and policies.
a. Political b. Technological c. Global d. Physical
_____4. This segment pertains to product innovations, application of knowledge, the focus of
Private.
and government-supported R&D expenditures.
a. Global b. Political c. Technological d. Physical
_____5. These segments are those related to important political events, critical global markets and newly
industrialized countries, different cultural and institutional attributes.
a. Physical b. Global c. Demographic d. Political 75
_____6. These segment concerns are energy consumption, practices used to develop energy
sources, renewable energy efforts, minimizing a firm’s environmental footprint,
availability of water as a resource, and producing environmentally friendly products.
a. Demographic b. Physical Environment c. Political d. Global
_____7. This segment covers the population size, age structure, geographic distribution,
ethnic mix, and income distribution.
a. Global b. Economic c. Physical environment d. Demographic
_____8. This part of the analysis develops projections of anticipated outcomes based on

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monitored changes and trends.
a. Monitoring b. forecasting c. Scanning d. Assessing
_____9. An analysis that determines the timing and importance of environmental changes
and trends for firms’ strategies and threat management.
a. Forecasting b. Monitoring c. Scanning d. Assessing
_____10. Monitoring detects meaning through ongoing observations of environmental
changes and trends.
a. Scanning b. Monitoring c. Assessing d. Forecasting

Title of Activity: Are you true to me?

Direction: True or False. Write your answer in the space provided.

____________1. Legal segments cover fluctuation and interest rates.
____________2. In economics, a feasibility study determines whether certain goods and
services become viable or not.
____________3. Agriculture is land and anything fixed, immovable or permanently
attached to it such as buildings, fences, fixture, and improvements, roads,
shrubs, and trees, sewers, and structures.
____________4. Transportation and Education are central to the development of any
Society and it's economy. The absence of electronic communication
depended on the speed and efficiency of transportation.
____________5. Commerce is a basic economic concept involving the buying and selling of
goods and services with compensation paid by a buyer to a seller, or the
exchange of goods and services between parties.
____________6. Social Service (Government) is the service provided or supported by a
government or its agencies.
____________7. There are several ways to determine whether a business is going to be
viable or not.
____________8. Banking and marketing refers to the process in which a bank which is
commercial or government institution offers financial services that include
lending money, collection of deposit, issue of currencies and debit card
and transaction process.
____________9. Storage refers to non-transitory, semi-permanent or long term,
containment, holding or placement of goods and materials, usually with the
the intention of retrieving them at a later time.
___________10. The industry is a sector in the economy engaged in the process of producing
goods and commodities using tools, machineries, and various equipment.
WEEK 7
Key Answers and Rubrics
Title of Activity: Matching Type
1. F 6. D
2. A 7. H
3. I 8. K
4. J 9. B
5. E 10. C