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Fall Final Exam Review

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An entrepreneur

a)

is responsible for his or her business success

b)

works for someone else

c)

must take college level courses

d)

must employ more than five employees

2.

By definition, an entrepreneur

a)

has fewer benefits than an employee

b)

works in a larger company than an employee

c)

risks more than an employee

d)

earns less than an employee

3.

Which of the following is a reward of being an entrepreneur?

a)

making your own hours

b)

doing work you enjoy

c)

acting on your own decisions

d)

all of the above

4.

Which of the following is not a risk of being an entrepreneur?

a)

getting fired

b)

losing time with family

c)

not making much money

d)

making a bad business decision

5.

A serial entrepreneur is

a)

someone who uses money from sale of a business to start another business

b)

someone who learns from previous successes and failures

c)

someone who starts more than one business

d)

all of the above

6.

A dot-com company is

a)

a company that operates internationally

b)

a company that runs most of its business from the Internet

c)

a company focused on protecting the environment

d)

a company that has more than 100 employees

7.

The classic entrepreneur is one who starts a new business based on an existing concept.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Which of the following is true about American entrepreneurs?

a)

many work from home

b)

they work hard

c)

they are all ages

d)

all of the above

9.

The ability to perform a specific kind of task after practice is referred to as having

a)

self-esteem

b)

an aptitude

c)

an attitude

d)

a skill

10.

An attitude is

a)

a way of thinking about something that affects how you feel about it

b)

a feeling you can choose to have

c)

a feeling that can be positive or negative

d)

all of the above

11.

Self-assessment is something that

a)

is more important for employees than entrepreneurs

b)

helps you maximize your strengths and weaknesses

c)

entrepreneurs do not consider when hiring employees

d)

all of the above

12.

Which trait is not part of the NFTE Entrepreneurial Mindset?

a)

risk avoidance

b)

flexibility

c)

persistence

d)

critical thinking

13.

Instead of seeing problems, a successful entrepreneur usually sees opportunities.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

The practice of giving employees the chance to try out new ideas within a company is called

a)

mentoring

b)

envisioning

c)

intrapreneurship

d)

entrepreneurship

15.

Job shadowing means

a)

to thank someone for hiring you

b)

to call and make an appointment for a job interview

c)

to take someone’s job

d)

to follow someone around at his or her job to learn about it

16.

Volunteers are well-paid workers.

a)

T

b)

F

17.

By donating money to a nonprofit organization, an entrepreneur demonstrates

a)

in-kind donation

b)

philanthropy

c)

sustainability

d)

all of the above

18.

One way to reduce a business's carbon footprint is through

a)

greenwashing

b)

ethical sourcing

c)

carbon offsets

d)

in-kind donations

19.

Writing a code of ethics will help a business to

a)

attract quality employees

b)

avoid legal problems

c)

enhance its reputation

d)

all of the above

20.

A brand name can be legally protected by a

a)

patent

b)

copyright

c)

trademark

d)

all of the above

21.

A code of ethics describes a business's moral philosophy when it reflects

a)

fair use

b)

protection of confidentiality

c)

universal values

d)

environmental responsibility

22.

Copyright includes works published on the internet

a)

T

b)

F

23.

A blog is an example of social media.

a)

T

b)

F

24.

An executive summary is a separate report that contains highlights of a business plan.

a)

T

b)

F

25.

One of "The Three C's" in a business plan is Challenge.

a)

T

b)

F

26.

You can recognize potential business ideas from which of the following sources?

a)

problems that need solving

b)

new discoveries

c)

changes in laws

d)

all of the above

27.

Which of the following describes creative thinking?

a)

recognizing opportunities

b)

brainstorming

c)

looking at something in a new way

d)

all of the above

28.

Using an idea map can

a)

help you put your ideas in order of importance

b)

help you organize your business potential

c)

help you explain the directions of a new idea

d)

help you come up with multiple ideas at once

29.

Which of the following is not a creative-thinking technique?

a)

daydreaming

b)

thinking backward

c)

being flexible

d)

being practical

30.

Generating creative ideas

a)

is an important part of being an entrepreneur

b)

is helped by fear of failure

c)

is not relevant to business in the real world

d)

is for artists, not entrepreneurs

31.

Creative thinking is also called

a)

intelligent thinking

b)

artistic thinking

c)

entrepreneurial thinking

d)

lateral thinking

32.

Ideation is

a)

the process of overcoming objections to a business idea

b)

the way entrepreneurs evaluate business ideas

c)

the process of forming new business opportunities

d)

the process of forming new ideas

33.

To generate business ideas, ask other people about their pain points.

a)

T

b)

F

34.

A manufacturer with whom you discuss a product idea should sign this type of agreement to

keep the information that is discussed confidential.

a)

prototype agreement

b)

privacy agreement

c)

feasibility agreement

d)

nondisclosure agreement

35.

You can buy an independent business from a

a)

franchisor

b)

franchisee

c)

business broker

d)

all of the above

36.

The time period for acting on a business opportunity before it is lost is called the

a)

business window

b)

window of opportunity

c)

starting period

d)

opportunity time frame

37.

Which of the following is not a benefit of buying a franchise?

a)

customer awareness

b)

easier financing

c)

proven system

d)

more entrepreneurial freedom

38.

A royalty fee is paid

a)

based on a percentage of the franchise earnings

b)

to the franchisor

c)

on a regular, ongoing basis

d)

all of the above

39.

A person who sells a franchise is called a franchisee.

a)

T

b)

F

40.

Which of the following is not part of a SWOT analysis?

a)

threats

b)

organizations

c)

strengths

d)

weaknesses

41.

Which of the following is not a method for determining the feasibility of a business idea?

a)

opportunity-cost analysis

b)

cost/benefit analysis

c)

SWOT analysis

d)

intangibility analysis

42.

Critical thinking is an entrepreneurial mindset skill that involves

a)

using the creative part of your mind to analyze or evaluate a situation

b)

being critical of your business associates

c)

thinking like a critic

d)

using logic to analyze and evaluate a situation or object

43.

If something is intangible, you can’t

a)

see it

b)

eat it

c)

touch it

d)

all of the above

44.

A market is

a)

a step in the product planning process.

b)

a group of potential customers for a particular product or service

c)

a group of entrepreneurs.

d)

a place where businesses are bought and sold.

45.

Carrying capacity indicates

a)

the buying patterns for a particular market

b)

the maximum number of market segments

c)

the limitations of a particular method of market research

d)

the growth potential for a business entering a particular industry

46.

Companies that sell to other companies are called

a)

B2C

b)

B2B

c)

none of the above

d)

C2C

47.

UE testing stands for

a)

user ending testing

b)

user experience testing

c)

user eagerness testing

d)

utility experience testing

48.

The most important reason to do ongoing market research is

a)

to help entrepreneurs find new ideas

b)

to test assumptions about a business opportunity

c)

to waste time in between sales

d)

to throw out the work already done on an idea

49.

Which of the following is not one of the basic steps of market research?

a)

identifying research objectives

b)

obtaining finances

c)

analyzing the data gathered

d)

organizing the data gathered

50.

Entrepreneurs using the lean startup methodology

a)

usually fail

b)

avoid using websites

c)

skip market research altogether

d)

use feedback from their customers to improve their businesses

51.

Another name for "business" is

a)

capital

b)

economic system

c)

exchange

d)

enterprise

52.

Which of the following is not one of the fundamental questions of economics?

a)

How are goods and services produced?

b)

What goods and services are to be produced?

c)

Where are goods and services produced?

d)

For whom are goods and services produced?

53.

In which type of economic system do suppliers and consumers control production and price of goods?

a)

market

b)

mixed

c)

command

d)

all of the above

54.

Which of the following is not a benefit of entrepreneurship for the local economy?

a)

paying tariffs

b)

hiring employees

c)

joining a civic organization

d)

paying taxes

55.

Economics is

a)

a social science

b)

the study of how people satisfy their wants and needs

c)

the study of how economies work

d)

all of the above

56.

A country’s economic system is also called its

a)

capitalism

b)

economy

c)

voluntary trade system

d)

growth

57.

The cash and goods a business owns are its

a)

intellectual property

b)

capital

c)

demand

d)

reputation

58.

In a market economy, the government controls the production of goods and services

a)

True

b)

False

59.

Which of the following is regarded as a problem that a nation would want to fix through its economic system?

a)

equilibrium prices

b)

limited supply of goods and services

c)

supply and demand

d)

entrepreneur's profit motive

60.

The quantity of goods and services that a business is willing to sell at a specific price and a specific time is called

a)

supply

b)

surplus

c)

demand

d)

equilibrium

61.

The quantity of goods and services that customers are willing to buy at a specific price and a specific time is called

a)

market price

b)

supply

c)

excess capacity

d)

demand

62.

To get rid of a surplus, a business owner can

a)

lower demand to increase the price

b)

raise the price to increase supply

c)

lower the price to increase demand

d)

raise the price to increase demand

63.

Which of the following are potential obstacles for entrepreneurs who want to conduct international trade?

a)

cultural differences between countries

b)

trade barriers

c)

tariffs

d)

all of the above

64.

Coca Cola and HonestTea (which sells organic teas by the bottle) are an example of

a)

weak direct competitors

b)

indirect competitors

c)

strong direct competitors

d)

partner

65.

Market share is

a)

your target market minus your competitors’ customers

b)

your target market

c)

the biggest percentage of your total market

d)

the percentage of your target market that is buying from your business

66.

Competition between suppliers pushes

a)

prices higher

b)

consumers to buy less

c)

prices lower

d)

supply higher

67.

A business makes a profit when

a)

operating costs are higher than money from sales

b)

money from sales is greater than money spent on expenses

c)

competition is high

d)

money from sales is lower than overhead

68.

If a cupcake store owner makes $3.00 in profit on every $6.00 cupcake sold, her profit percentage is

a)

60%

b)

50%

c)

30%

d)

none of the above

69.

Competition between consumers for a product or service will push its price up.

a)

True

b)

False

70.

Competitive intelligence refers to

a)

the experience of a competitive company

b)

the knowledge base of a competitive business owner

c)

the ability to think analytically about a business

d)

the data collected about competitive businesses

71.

Amazon was the first company to exclusively sell books, music and movies online. This was Amazon’s

a)

differentiator

b)

market research

c)

competitive matrix

d)

competitive intelligence

72.

A competitive matrix is used to compare one business with

a)

the mass market

b)

its direct competitors

c)

its indirect competitors

d)

the market indicators

73.

Posing as a customer at a competitor's place of business is a way to

a)

uncover a competitive advantage

b)

gather competitive intelligence

c)

perform market research

d)

all of the above

74.

In market research, competitive data could include the number of employees and the annual sales of a competitor.

a)

True

b)

False

75.

A competitive matrix is used to compare one business to its indirect competitors.

a)

True

b)

False

76.

Which of the following is not an example of data that would be included in a B2C customer

profile?

a)

geographic location of customer

b)

type of industry

c)

age of customer

d)

gender of customer

77.

Which of the following is true about a target market?

a)

it can include more than one market segment

b)

it represents a limited customer base

c)

it can be based on buying patterns

d)

all of the above

78.

Facts about consumers that relate to their beliefs, lifestyle, and personal preferences are called

a)

psychographics

b)

demographics

c)

geographics

d)

all of the above

79.

When you sign up for Facebook and fill in your online profile, you are giving Facebook

a)

psychographic data

b)

data it can sell to advertisers

c)

demographic data

d)

all of the above

80.

To sell your product to a mass market means

a)

to target as many consumers as possible with your marketing efforts

b)

to amass as many consumers as possible

c)

to use a small marketing budget

d)

to choose the right target markets

81.

A customer profile is

a)

a detailed description of a single customer

b)

a collection of psychographic data

c)

a detailed description of your target market’s characteristics

d)

a collection of demographic data

82.

For a small business, the mass-market approach is the best strategy.

a)

T

b)

F

83.

Value is

a)

the relative worth of something

b)

the total worth of something

c)

the profitable worth of something

d)

the absolute worth of something

84.

When you think about buying an item to buy and a specific brand comes immediately to mind,

this is referred to as

a)

brand marking

b)

product share

c)

market share

d)

mind share

85.

Which of the following is a benefit--not a feature--of a flashlight?

a)

on/off switch is big

b)

provides strong illumination in the dark

c)

grip is rubber

d)

battery lasts long

86.

A value proposition is

a)

a short statement of the features a company provides to its customers

b)

a detailed report on the benefits a company provides to its customers

c)

a bargain a company provides to its customers

d)

a short statement of the benefits a company provides to its customers

87.

McDonald's golden arches is an example of a brand mark.

a)

T

b)

F

88.

A markup price is used

a)

when a product follows an indirect distribution channel

b)

to make a profit for the retailer

c)

when a retailer buys a product from a wholesaler

d)

all of the above

89.

The type of pricing strategy that focuses on how much customers are willing to pay for a

product is called

a)

demand-based pricing

b)

cost-based pricing

c)

competition-based pricing

d)

consumer-based pricing

90.

The practice of combining the price of several products into one price is called

a)

unit packaging

b)

market mix

c)

product mix

d)

bundling

91.

Which of the following is not one of the "Five P's" of marketing strategy?

a)

Product

b)

Place

c)

Percentage

d)

People

92.

The marketing strategy “Place” refers to

a)

selling and delivery methods

b)

markups

c)

placing orders

d)

where you will promote your business

93.

Building rapport during a sales call means

a)

creating feelings of mutual respect and trust

b)

being persistent

c)

getting ready to close the sale

d)

answering objections

94.

When a satisfied customer sends a new potential customer your way, that’s called a

a)

objection

b)

proposal

c)

cold call

d)

referral

95.

Closing a sale happens when a salesperson

a)

places the order

b)

sends the order form

c)

asks for the commitment

d)

delivers the product

96.

Which of the following is not one of the six key elements in a promotional mix?

a)

personal selling

b)

publicity

c)

networking

d)

advertising

97.

Product placement means a company pays to have a product displayed during a movie or TV

show.

a)

T

b)

F

98.

The communication model used by companies to plan, create, and manage product promotion

is

a)

AIDA

b)

AID

c)

AIDD

d)

IADA

99.

A group of specific promotional activities built around a theme or goal is called a

a)

networking campaign

b)

promotional campaign

c)

marketing event

d)

promotional mix

100.

A newsgroup is a form of electronic networking.

a)

T

b)

F