Entrepreneurship

It is the state of being employed or having a job.

• a. employment

• b. entrepreneurship

• c. job creation

• d. occupation

It is the capacity for innovation, investment, and creation and expansion in new markets, products, and techniques.

• a. economy

• b. market

• c. ordinary small business

• d. small business

One of the following is an entrepreneur

• a. a person who advocates and practices the principles of entrepreneurship

• b. a person who knows how to sell

• c. a person who manages other people's business

• d. a person whose primary concern is to earn profit

It is one of the roles of entrepreneurship in socio-economic development

• a. Entrepreneurship creates employment

• b. Entrepreneurship improves the quality of life.

• c. Entrepreneurship invigorates the market.

• d. Entrepreneurship will make you famous.

One of these is true about entrepreneurship.

• a. Entrepreneurship improves the quality of life.

• b. Entrepreneurship is an ordinary small business.

• c. Entrepreneurship is for the owners’ gain only.

• d. Entrepreneurship is not supported by the government.

Entrepreneurship comes from this word which means “to undertake”.

• a. English

• b. French

• c. Greek

• d. Italian

It is a business that is independently owned and operated by an owner.

• a. ordinary small business

• b. partnership

• c. small business

• d. sole proprietorship

It is a business where the primary purpose is to earn a profit.

• a. ordinary small business

• b. partnership

• c. small business

• d. sole proprietorship

It is a system by which the production and consumption of goods are organized in a country.

• a. economy

• b. enterprise

• c. organization

• d. process

It is the practice of starting new organizations, particularly new businesses, generally in response to identified opportunities.

• a. economy

• b. employment

• c. enterprise

• d. entrepreneurship