Entrepreneurs: SCAMPER Process

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an Entrepreneur?

• Risk Taker

• Follower

• Innovative

• Leader

• Creative

Which of the following are an advantage for owning your own business?

(Select all that apply)

• Can work flexible hours

• You are your own boss

• Free to make own decisions

• You are responsible for all losses

• All the profits are yours

Which of the following are disadvantages of owning your own business?

(Select all that apply)

• Can work flexible hours

• Heavy workload and stress

• Free to make own decisions

• Risk of Failure

• You have to pay all losses

What does SCAMPER stand for?

• Substitute

  Cancel

  Adapt

  Modify

  Put to another Use

  Eliminate

  Reverse

• Substitute

  Combine

  Adapt

  Modify

  Put to another Use

  Erase

  Reverse

• Substitute

  Combine

  Adapt

  Modify

  Put to another Use

  Eliminate

  Replace

• Substitute

  Combine

  Adapt

  Modify

  Put to another Use

  Eliminate

  Reverse

SCAMPER is a tool that:

(Select all that apply)

• supports the generation of creative ideas

• supports brainstorming ideas

• focuses on only one outcome

• comes up with only one outcome for each element

TRUE OR FALSE:

SCAMPER is a tool that supports individual analysis.

• FALSE

• TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE:

SCAMPER is a tool that supports collaborative analysis and group work.

• FALSE

• TRUE

Which of the following is true?

The "Substitute" Element of the SCAMPER process considers:

• What materials or resources you could swap to improve the product.

• What you could combine this product with to create something new.

• If the product could be used somewhere else.

Which of the following is true?

The "Combine" Element of the SCAMPER process considers:

• What materials or resources you could swap to improve the product.

• What you could combine this product with to create something new.

• If the product could be used somewhere else.

Which of the following is true?

The "Adapt" Element of the SCAMPER process considers:

• How you could use this product somewhere else.

• What you could combine this product with to create something new.

• How you could readjust this product to serve another purpose or use.