Long Quiz (ENTREP)

Elijah is someone who always makes new things by thinking of new ideas. He has the

ability to think newer, better and more economical ideas.

• Drone Entrepreneurs

• Fabian Entrepreneurs

• Innovative Entrepreneur

• Imitating

  Entrepreneurs

Daniel, an entrepreneur, always has a decision about his business. He does not settle for gray areas or unclear solutions. Daniel must be firm in making decisions.

• Communicator

• Innovative

• Decisive

• Proactive

Elijah is starting his own business and often relies on his instincts to make decisions. This refers to the ability of the entrepreneur of being intuitive.

• Entrepreneurial mind frame

• Entrepreneurial heart flame

• Entrepreneurial gut game

In this stage, Benjamin determines what are the feasible products and/or services that will

perfectly suit the opportunity.

• Idea Stage

• Test Marketing Stage

• Concept Stage

• Commercialization or Launch Stage

• Product Development Stage

Harper is looking to identify a group of potential customers to whom her company wants to sell its products and services.

• Potential Market

• Available Market

• Penetrated Market

• Target Market

Abigail, an aspiring entrepreneur, must have the ability to be the first to see business

chances.

• Proactive

• Opportunity seeker

• Leader

• Risk Taker

Evelyn and her team are conducting a study on customer feedback for a new app. This method is similar to FGD except that the participants are already given an inventory of product or

service problems. The participants will just identify from the list given the compelling problems of a

potential product or service instead of generating the ideas from them.

• Brainstorming

• Focus Group Discussion (FGD)

• Brain-writing or Internet Brainstorming

• Problem Inventory Analysis

Harper has big business ideas and she does not stop improving and

thinking of new worthwhile ideas for her business.

• Innovative

• Risk Taker

• Opportunity seeker

• Decisive

Mostly the ones who have owned the business directly from their ancestors and haven't done much to make the business stand on firm grounds.

• Drone entrepreneurs

• Fabian entrepreneurs

• Innovative entrepreneurs

• Social entrepreneurs

Nora is studying business and learns that the word “entrepreneur” was derived from the French word ____________, which means “to undertake.”

• Entraprindre

• Entreprindre

• Entraprendre

• Entreprendre