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ACCA BT Business and Technology: mock exams and practice questions
225 original exam-style questions for ACCA BT Business and Technology, with full timed mock exams in the real format and an explanation for every answer. Free for everyone until 31 January 2027.
- 225practice questions
- 6syllabus areas
- 2 hoursfull mock, like the real exam
ACCA BT exam format
2 hours, computer-based, on demand. The pass mark is 50%.
| Section | Format | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| A | 30 two-mark and 16 one-mark objective test questions | 76 |
| B | 6 multi-task questions × 4 marks, one from each syllabus area | 24 |
| Total | 100 |
Syllabus areas covered
- A · Business organisation and environment42 questions
- B · Structure, culture, governance and sustainability43 questions
- C · Business functions, regulation and technology39 questions
- D · Leadership and management43 questions
- E · Personal effectiveness and communication31 questions
- F · Professional ethics27 questions
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Sample question 1 · A · Business organisation and environment
Using Mendelow's matrix, how should an organisation manage a stakeholder group with high power but low interest in a project?
- A Keep satisfied
- B Keep informed
- C Minimal effort
- D Treat as key players
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Answer: A. Mendelow's matrix plots power against interest. High power, low interest stakeholders should be kept satisfied so that they don't use their power against the organisation.
Sample question 2 · B · Structure, culture, governance and sustainability
According to Mintzberg, which part of an organisation includes analysts who standardise work, such as planners and work-study specialists?
- A Strategic apex
- B Technostructure
- C Support staff
- D Middle line
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Answer: B. The technostructure standardises work processes, outputs and skills, through planners, analysts and similar specialists.
Sample question 3 · C · Business functions, regulation and technology
Money laundering usually happens in three stages. At which stage are complex transactions used to hide the source of the money?
- A Placement
- B Extraction
- C Layering
- D Integration
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Answer: C. The stages are placement (getting cash into the system), layering (disguising its origin through complex transactions) and integration (returning it as apparently legitimate funds).
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