WorksheetsESB- Domain 1: Entrepreneurial and Small Business Concepts
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 40mins
Sarah works at an auto shop. She performs repairs & maintenance while abiding by the safety guidelines at the shop. Sarah also ensures that all work she performs adheres to company policies. She is paid an hourly wage. Which best describes the role that Sarah plays?
CFO
Stakeholder
employee
COO
A for-profit corporation with a lower tax rate that prevents the company from being double taxed
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
non- profit
S Corp
Partnership
Profits are taxed when earned, and then the shareholders' dividends are taxed after they are distributed. This legal structure is best for international businesses
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
C Corp
S Corp
Partnership
Allows the owner to pay taxes on their profits or losses through their own taxes using a personal tax rate. This legal structure is ideal for a single owner seeking low risk
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
C Corp
S Corp
Partnership
Easy to create, but comes with unlimited liability
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
C Corp
S Corp
Partnership
Shared financial backing
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
C Corp
S Corp
Partnership
Has no ownership and pays no US federal taxes
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
C Corp
S Corp
non- profit
Makes major decisions for the company, oversees operations and resources, comes up with the company's vision, strategies, and mission, and reports to the board of directors
CFO
Stakeholder
CEO
Employee
COO
Manages and plans the cash flow, creates budgets, and forecasts whether the company will meet the set budget requirements
CFO
Stakeholder
Founder
Employee
COO
Oversees the business's day-to-day operational and administrative functions
CFO
Stakeholder
Founder
Employee
COO
The individual that developed or created the company or organization
CFO
Stakeholder
Founder
Employee
COO
The individuals or groups that have an interest in the success of a company
CFO
Stakeholder
Founder
Employee
COO
Votes on the management of the company and whether to remove the CEO should the occasion arise
CFO
Stakeholder
Founder
Stockholder
COO
Responsible for completing specific assigned tasks while adhering to the company's safety and ethical guidelines and policies
CFO
Stakeholder
Founder
Stockholder
Employee
One or more people share the business's financial responsibility, including record keeping, paying taxes, distributing profits, marketing, and the company's day-to-day functions
CFO
Stakeholder
Founder
Stockholder
Partnership
The highest-ranking employee in the company; reports to the board of directors.
CEO
CFO
COO
CIO
Creates budgets, analyzes financial data, and forecasts company profits.
CEO
CFO
COO
CIO
Develops policies and structures to protect company data.
CEO
CFO
COO
CIO
Oversees the day-to-day administrative functions of a business; second in command.
CEO
CFO
COO
CIO
Jill is an investor in a full detail car wash, she has been very pleased in the company after helping choose a CEO a couple of months ago. Which best describes Jill's role in the car wash?
Stockholder
COO
Human resources manager
stakeholder
It is becoming more and more common to sell products and service (a) .
Select the businesses that are physical
an online store that dropships camping gear
bakery in your community
a hair salon that makes appointments online
bookstore on Amazon that sells eBooks
Select the businesses that are Digital
an online store that dropships camping gear
bakery in your community
a hair salon that makes appointments online
bookstore on Amazon that sells eBooks
A non- profit has a ______________ status
tax-exempt
tax liable
non- exempt
low- tax
You need a legal structure for your small business. You want some of the benefits enjoyed by a large corp, but do not want to be taxed twice. You have 4 partners who will be shareholders. You also want to be protected from business liabilities. Which is best for you?
LLC
S Corp
C Corp
Sole Proprietorship
You need to create a legal structure for your small business. You want it to grow in the future. Your startup partners are citizens of Mexico and Japan. You do not want to be personally liable.
S Corp
C Corp
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
Which Corp uses a double layer of taxation?
S Corp
C Corp
LLC
Sole Proprietorship
What are TWO benefits of entrepreneurship?
setting your own hours
having set pay
getting to work with like-minded people
lower income tax
Select the B2B (Business to Business operations)
chain of local grocery stores
purchases requiring a tax-exempt certificate
motorcycle repair shop
wholesale flooring distributor
Select the B2C (Business to Consumer operations)
chain of local grocery stores
purchases requiring a tax-exempt certificate
motorcycle repair shop
wholesale flooring distributor
Ellen purchased Cruella before the release date on Disney +. He received immediate access to the movie. What type of e-commerce product did she purchase?
physical
wholesale
digital
What's the difference between entrepreneurs and small business owners?
small business owners are more willing to take on unknown risks
entrepreneurs are focused on producing profits
small business owners are not always interested in taking on new business opportunities.
entrepreneurs are not always interested in taking on new business opportunities
Select the Products
clothing
pet toys
tutoring
computer repair
Select the Services
clothing
pet toys
tutoring
computer repair
What is the main drawback of a sole proprietorship?
they are easy to create
they have unlimited personal liability
they require a partner
they are responsible to shareholders
Owned and managed by one individual or sometimes a small group of people with a focus on generating profits
small business
entrepreneur
franchise
An individual with an idea to offer an innovative product or service about which they are passionate
small business
entrepreneur
franchise
A business where the owner licenses their operations, products or services, branding, and knowledge for a royalty fee
small business
entrepreneur
franchise
Which is a disadvantage of an S Corp?
they have tax rates
there are very strict qualification requirements for becoming an S Corp
there is a limited # of allowed S Corps
they have double taxation
In general, which 2 characteristics define a "small business"?
less than $35.5 million in revenue
non- profit
fewer than 1,500 employees
no more than $200,000 in sales
between 500 and 2,500 employees
