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Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Opening Act Wednesday 12/2 1.Sit with the small group you were working with at the end of last class 2.Everyone will need their notebooks open to the Jigsaw notes from last class and a pen or pencil 3.Everyone needs a copy of the handout they are teaching, even if you finished teaching last class

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Agenda Wednesday 12/2 Finish Chapter 8 Jigsaw Small Group DiscussionFinish Chapter 8 Jigsaw Small Group Discussion Chapter 8 Vocab HandoutChapter 8 Vocab Handout Chapter 8 Review QuestionsChapter 8 Review Questions Assignment: We will quiz on all of this on Friday 12/4- If you would like to reinforce your learning, you can begin reading Chapter 8-No Guided ReadingAssignment: We will quiz on all of this on Friday 12/4- If you would like to reinforce your learning, you can begin reading Chapter 8-No Guided Reading

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Jigsaw Small Group Discussion 1.Now that everyone is in a proper group, you will use the rest of the block to teach each other your material 2.Starting with the people who have Section 1, carefully and completely teach the members of your group the information contained on your handout. Make sure to note any relevant charts and graphs –Do not rush, you have plenty of time –Take notes while others are teaching you their handout 3.When your group is done, see me for your vocab handout, this will help you review and study for the quiz. You may need your book to answer questions 10, 12, 13-don’t worry none of these 3 terms are on Friday’s quiz

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 1 Assessment 1. Any establishment formed to carry on commercial enterprises is a (a) partnership. (b) business organization. (c) sole proprietorship. (d) corporation. 2. Sole proprietorships (a) are complicated to establish. (b) make up about 6 percent of all businesses. (c) are the most common form of business in the United States. (d) offer owners little control over operations.

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 1 Assessment 1. Any establishment formed to carry on commercial enterprises is a (a) partnership. (b) business organization. (c) sole proprietorship. (d) corporation. 2. Sole proprietorships (a) are complicated to establish. (b) make up about 6 percent of all businesses. (c) are the most common form of business in the United States. (d) offer owners little control over operations.

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 2 Assessment 1. What advantage does a partnership have over a sole proprietorship? (a) The responsibility for the business is shared. (b) The business is easy to start up. (c) The partners are not responsible for the business debts. (d) The business is easy to sell. 2. How is a general partnership organized? (a) Every partner shares equally in both responsibility and liability. (b) The doctors, lawyers, or accountants who form a general partnership hire others to run the partnership. (c) No partner is responsible for the debts of the partnership beyond his or her investment. (d) Only one partner is responsible for the debts of the partnership.

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 2 Assessment 1. What advantage does a partnership have over a sole proprietorship? (a) The responsibility for the business is shared. (b) The business is easy to start up. (c) The partners are not responsible for the business debts. (d) The business is easy to sell. 2. How is a general partnership organized? (a) Every partner shares equally in both responsibility and liability (b) The doctors, lawyers, or accountants who form a general partnership hire others to run the partnership (c) No partner is responsible for the debts of the partnership beyond his or her investment (d) Only one partner is responsible for the debts of the partnership

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 3 Assessment 1. All of the following are advantages of incorporation EXCEPT (a) the responsibility for the business is shared (b) capital is easier to raise than in other business forms (c) corporations face double taxation (d) corporations have more potential for growth 2. A horizontal merger (a) combines two or more firms involved in different stages of producing the same good or service. (b) combines two or more partnerships into a larger partnership. (c) combines two or more firms competing in the same market with the same good or service. (d) combines more than three businesses producing unrelated goods.

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 3 Assessment 1. All of the following are advantages of incorporation EXCEPT (a) the responsibility for the business is shared (b) capital is easier to raise than in other business forms (c) corporations face double taxation (d) corporations have more potential for growth 2. A horizontal merger (a) combines two or more firms involved in different stages of producing the same good or service. (b) combines two or more partnerships into a larger partnership. (c) combines two or more firms competing in the same market with the same good or service. (d) combines more than three businesses producing unrelated goods.

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 4 Assessment 1. A business franchise (a) attempts to improve the image and working conditions of people in a particular occupation. (b) operates without the aim of profit. (c) is a semi-independent business tied to a parent company. (d) is not required to pay income taxes. 2. Consumer cooperatives (a) are owned and operated by consumers. (b)provide a service, rather than a good. (c)help members sell their agricultural products. (d) pay no income tax.

Chapter 6SectionMain Menu Want to connect to the PHSchool.com link for this section? Click Here!Click Here! Section 4 Assessment 1. A business franchise (a) attempts to improve the image and working conditions of people in a particular occupation. (b) operates without the aim of profit. (c) is a semi-independent business tied to a parent company. (d) is not required to pay income taxes. 2. Consumer cooperatives (a) are owned and operated by consumers. (b) provide a service, rather than a good. (c) help members sell their agricultural products. (d) pay no income tax.