A large junkyard contains seemingly endless amounts of rusted metal and heaps of useless items that at one time were part of something. People visit junkyards looking for a replacement part or something that might just work for a project, yet most of what they see remains where it is. There are parts of the internet that are beginning to resemble a junkyard, clustered with old sites, the majority of which lost their value long ago. The information available is often outdated and stale. There are businesses that allow their sites to deteriorate into junk and they are missing a great opportunity to gain a competitive advantage.
1. Most of the Internet is becoming a junkyard.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot Say

2. Despite the fact that items from a junkyard can and will be recycled, a lot of it will never be used again.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot Say
3. Websites will always lose their value if they are not properly maintained.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot Say
4. Having a website that has deteriorated over time can help a company to avoid losing its competitive edge.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot Say

5. If Sales Overheads had been 15% lower in 2005, what would Profit before Taxation have been?
A. £5,453 
B. £5,817 
C. £5,973 
D. £6,259 
E. £6,337

6. If the Other Income increases by 7% over the next year, what will it be in 2006?
A. £420,000
B. £422,000
C. £424,000
D. £426,000
E. £428,000
7. If in 2005 the Delivery Costs had decreased from 2004 by double the amount they actually did, what would the operating profit have been?  
A. £4,960,000
B. £5,040,000
C. £5,280,000
D. £5,760,000
E. £6,000,000