Introduction to Entrepreneurship

What are the risks associated with starting and operating a business?

• No one may want your product.

• You may not be able to make money.

• The business may not be successful.

• All of the above.

You take the credit or blame for your decisions. You are

• irresponsible.

• independent.

• responsible.

• restless.

Someone who does instead of watches is called

• self-confident.

• goal-oriented.

• self-demanding.

• action-oriented.

You conduct research and ask questions. You are

• intensive.

• enthusiastic.

• independent.

• inquisitive.

Someone who wants to make their own choices is said to be

• persistent.

• inquisitive.

• restless.

• independent.

Someone who is passionate about what they are doing is

• enthusiastic.

• independent.

• inquisitive.

• intensive.

You look for new ways to problem solve. You are

• responsible.

• controlling.

• restless.

• creative.

Someone who has high expectations is

• self-confident

• risk-taking

• responsible

• self-demanding

Making a decision that you are not 100% sure it is a good choice is called

• enthusiastic.

• risk-taking.

• persistent.

• creative.

If you are not stopping until the job is done, you are called

• pessimistic.

• an entrepreneur.

• characteristic.

• persistent.