WorksheetsEntrepreneurship
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 28mins
The process of creating a Business & taking on financial risks in hopes of generating a profit.
Sole Proprietorship
Entrepreneurship
Corporation
Executive Marketing
The ______________ is a way of thinking that enables you to overcome challenges and strive to get better every day
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Passion Project
Innovative Headspace
Networking Ideology
All of the following are characteristics of an entrepreneur EXCEPT for which?
Passion
Hardworking
Creativity & Innovation
Motivation & Confidence
Closed mindedness
The goal of business is to make a profit. In order to make a profit, you have to ________ more money than you _______.
make | spend
spend | make
make | inherit
spend | borrow
If demand for a product is high and the supply is low, typically what will happen to the price?
It will rise
It will stay the same
It will decrease
If demand for a product is low, and the supply is high, typically what will happen to the price?
It will rise
It will stay the same
It will decrease
A guide for your business that outlines goals and how they will be achieved.
Business Plan
Corporate Structure
Marketing Plan
Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Why do you need a business plan? Select ALL that apply.
It requires you to think through your ideas
It helps you make better decisions
It provides you with steps for success
It creates goals for you to achieve
If you're looking for funding it is essential
This is the first section of the Business Plan, but it is suggested that you create it last. It provides a summary of the key points of your Business Plan.
Executive Summary
Table of Contents
Cliff Notes
Appendix and Exhibits
A description of what product or service you are offering, does it fill a need, and what problem it solves is included in which section?
Sales & Marketing Plan
Business Description
Operating Plan
Ownership & Management Plan
A detailed description of the people you are selling your product to. To create this section you need to gather as much information possible about your customer base so that you can know how to market and sell to them.
Market Analysis
Sales & Operating Plan
Ownership & Management Plan
Executive Summary
This section of the business plan takes a detailed look at your competitors, both current and future. It looks at their strengths, weaknesses, and what is your competitive edge against them.
Competitive Analysis
Sales & Marketing Plan
Operating Plan
Opposition Plan
This section of your Business Plan describes how you will generate profit for your business and how you will promote your business to best sell your product.
Promotion Plan
Sales & Marketing Plan
Market Analysis
Operating Plan
This section of the business plan describes the legal structure of your business (Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Corporation, LLC, etc.) and short biographies of the people running the business.
Ownership and Management Plan
Operating Plan
Executive Summary
Business Description
This section of the Business Plan is a detailed description of what you plan to do on a day-to-day basis and depending on the type of business who is responsible for what tasks.
Operating Plan
Ownership & Management Plan
Financial Plan
Competitive Analysis
This section of the Business Plan is essential for potential investors to see. This is a breakdown of your financial projections. How much money you plan to make and what you plan to spend money on.
Financial Plan
Operating Plan
Sales & Marketing Plan
Expenses Report
The Appendix and Exhibits section is documentation, spreadsheets, or images that support the information in your business plan.
Facts (True)
Cap (False)
This is a business that is owned and operated by one person.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Entrepreneurship
Individual Corporation
A business owned by two or more people.
Corporation
Partnership
Sole Partnership
Cooperative
A legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners.
Corporation
General Partnership
Limited Partnership
Cooperative
In a _________________, you are your own boss & receive all the profits, BUT you have unlimited liability and all the financial responsibility as well as workload fall on you.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Corporation
The full legal responsibility that business owners and partners assume for all business debts is known as __________. If the company can't pay debts their personal assets can be taken.
Unlimited LIability
Debt Consolidation
Limited Liability
Debt to Income Services
When a loss can not exceed the amount invested in the company.
Unlimited Liability
Limited Liability
Investors Guilt
Limited Investment Portfolio
A __________ provides you with more resources than a sole proprietorship and the ability to divide the labor, BUT you have to split profits & control and you're liable for others decisions.
Partnership
Corporation
Cooperative
A _________ makes it easier to raise capital because you can sell shares of the company to investors, BUT you are taxed heavily.
Corporation
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
*BONUS* The owners of a corporation are known as (a) .
*BONUS* The __________ is where investors can buy and sell shares in companies.
Stock Market
Free Market
Market Exchange
Trap
