Chapter 1_Should You Become an Entrepreneur (Review)

People who are hired to work for someone else

• entrepreneurs

• entrepreneurship

• employees

An evaluation of your strengths and weaknesses

• Problem-solving model

• ideas

• self-assessment

• brainstorming

A creative problem-solving technique that involves generating a large number of fresh ideas

• aptitude

• brainstorming

• ideas

• problem-solving model

Special meetings at which companies of the same industry or related industries display their products.

• opportunities

• ideas

• trade shows

• interview

People who own, operate, and take the risk of a business venture

• employees

• entrepreneurship

• entrepreneur

Thoughts or concepts that come from creative thinking

• aptitude

• brainstorming

• ideas

• opportunity

The ability to learn a particular kind of job

• aptitude

• brainstorming

• self-assessment

• opportunities

The process of running a business of one's own

• employees

• entrepreneur

• entrepreneurship

• trade show

Barbara Wall had a great recipe for sweet bell pepper sauce. Her friend Leonard Wilson convinced her that the y should go into business together and sell the sauce. They now ship WW's Red Sauce in 35 states. Wall and Wilson are examples of

• intrapreneurs

• entrepreneurs

• employees

• managers

Which of the following is not an example of an entrepreneur?

• Diane Molberg started By Request, a successful home bakery business

• Donna Cook started a cleaning service ten years ago.

• Gene Morgan manages The Secret Garden, a business owned by her sister

• Elmer Olsen created Bayfield Apple Jam and distributes the jam nationally.