WorksheetsBSEE-3C Prelim Exam
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Key Elements in Managing Innovation
Product, Process, Service
Strategy, System, People
Strategy, Process, System
Sources of Innovation
Research and Development
Manufacturing and Production
Organizational Structure
Features of Innovation
Most innovations are in fact created by making improvements to existing things. Indeed, there are few totally new innovations.
Innovation need not fulfill any useful customer need and need not include the exploitation of the concept in the marketplace.
Innovations can take place at the spark of light or can take a generation of experiments.
An invention is usually a “thing”, while an innovation is usually an invention that causes changes in behavior or interactions.
True
False
Invention is about creating something new, while innovation introduces the concept of “use” of an idea or method.
True
False
Long Hours of Work and Unwanted Responsibilities
Rewards
Roles
Risks
Express Creativity and Feel Fulfilled
Rewards
Risks
Roles
Bring about employment, improve the quality of life and contribute to a wider distribution of income
The entrepreneur takes risks
The entrepreneurs help build the nation
The entrepreneur innovates
Staffing and Directing
Promotional Functions
Managerial Functions
Entrepreneurial Functions
Discover an idea and Assemble the requirements
Commercial Functions
Entrepreneurial Functions
Promotional Functions
Fix Problems and Create Jobs and Community Development
Commercial Functions
Social Functions
Managerial Functions
Self-confident, goal-setter and accountable
Qualities of an Entrepreneur
Functions of an Entrepreneur
Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
The tension that occurs when a need is not met is called_________.
Vision
Drive
Objectives
Self-starter, determination and future-oriented
Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
Qualities of an Entrepreneur
Functions of an Entrepreneur
They avoid in taking challenges in production system and that is why they are unable to maximize the fruits of entrepreneurial actions.
Classical Entrepreneur
Corporate Entrepreneur
Fabian Entrepreneurs
They are persons with initiative, boldness and confidence in their ability which motivate them to undertake entrepreneurial activity.
Induced Entrepreneurs
Spontaneous Entrepreneurs
Modern Entrepreneurs
First Generation Entrepreneur, Modern Entrepreneur and Classical Entrepreneur
Classification on the Basis of the Level of Motivation
Types of Entrepreneur Classified by Clarence Danhof
Classification on the Stages of Development
Fabian, Drone, Innovative, Imitative
Classification on the Basis of the Level of Motivation
Types of Entrepreneur Classified by Clarence Danhof
Classification on the Stages of Development
He is the first of the major economic thinkers to define the entrepreneur as an agent who buys means of production at certain prices to combine them into a new product.
Jean-Baptiste Say
Joseph A. Schumpeter
Richard Cantillon
He defined Entrepreneurship as is the transformation of spontaneous learning to conscious knowledge, motivated by the prospects of some gain.
John Stuart Mill
Israel Kirzner
Jean-Baptiste Say
_____________ opined that the entrepreneurial characteristics are observed in clusters, ethnic groups, occupational groups and groups with political orientation.
Everet Hagen
David C. McClelland
Frank W. Young
Entrepreneurial Group Theory, Leadership Theory and Social Change Theory
Sociological Theories
Psychological Theories
Economic Theory
This theory argues that entrepreneurial aggressiveness can be created when people of a certain class lose the prestige they initially had or when they belong to a minority group.
Need for Achievement Theory
Entrepreneurial Group Theory
Status Withdrawal Theory
Our ability to adapt to challenges is what defines who we are as a person.
Courage
Adaptability
Resiliency
______________ allows us to not only master our fears but to become better than what we currently are. It is, in fact, also the foundation for self-development.
Passion
Resiliency
Courage
According to ___________________ “Entrepreneurship is the pursuit of opportunity beyond resources controlled.”
Russell S. Sobel
Howard H. Stevenson
Robert D. Hisrich and Michael P. Peters
In the ______________, the person with capital was differentiated from the one who needed capital. The entrepreneur was distinguished from the capital provider.
19th Century
17th Century
18th Century
Entrepreneur of the century created many products and services and is willing to face a lot of risks in the business.
21st Century
19th and 20th Centuries
18th Century
It's not magic; it's not mysterious; and it has nothing to do with genes. It's a discipline and, like any discipline, it can be learned."
Joseph A. Schumpeter
Peter S. Drucker
Richard Cantillon
The word “entrepreneur” originates from a thirteenth-century French verb, ____________________, meaning “to do something” or “to undertake.”
Entrependre
Enterprende
Entreprendre
