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WorksheetsEntrepreneurship and ICT
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Who can we consider an entrepreneur?
people who has the ability to play basketball
someone who could produce products for the buyers
anyone who has the perseverance to create a product and sell it without profit
anyone who has the capacity and willingness to develop and manage a business to earn profit
What should be your first step in establishing a business?
determine your competitors
select location of the business
identify product and service opportunities
establish a good English communication skill
How do you define a successful entrepreneur?
They produce products and services based in what they want.
They produce products and services based on what consumers need.
They produce products and services based on costumer’s needs at indefinite prices.
They produce products and services based on costumer’s needs at affordable prices.
A ________ is created and manufactured for the mass market or for specialized or individual demands.
product
service
product industry
service industry
A ________ is provided to costumers such as repairs, printing, beauty parlors, etc.
product
service
product industry
service industry
Abigail owns the Maybelline brand that sells cosmetics and other beauty products. What kind of industry is she in?
Product Industry
Service Industry
Showbiz Industry
Arts Industry
Miguel is the owner of the most famous salon and spa in their town. What kind of industry is he in?
Product Industry
Service Industry
Showbiz Industry
Arts Industry
The following companies are in the service industry EXCEPT ONE. What is it?
Chong Hua Hospital
Wash ‘n Dry Laundry
Nestle
Metrobank
The following companies are in the product industry EXCEPT ONE. What is it?
Whirlpool Corp.
Nike, Inc.
San Miguel Corp.
Jimmie’s Repair Shop
This type of buyers gives support to a company once they received or have a good experience with that company.
Loyal Consumers
Discount Consumers
Impulsive Consumers
Need-Based Consumers
This type of buyers only makes purchases when there is a reason, and/or problem to solve. They have a clear motivation whenever they buy.
Loyal Consumers
Discount Consumers
Impulsive Consumers
Need-Based Consumers
This type of buyers makes purchases without definite plans or decisions. They make swift decisions and immediately buy products or services that catch their attention, curiosity, and emotional appeal.
Loyal Consumers
Discount Consumers
Impulsive Consumers
Need-Based Consumers
This type of buyers is always on the look or hunt for discounts, sales, and promotions (promos) because this is when they make a purchase. They are known to be price sensitive.
Loyal Consumers
Discount Consumers
Impulsive Consumers
Need-Based Consumers
James is doing a research for his entrepreneurship assignment. He wants to limit the responses to documents containing the keyword “entrepreneurship” only. How should he type the keyword on the search engine?
capitalize all letters
lowercase all letters
use quotation marks
use Boolean operators
Opposite to James, Sarah does not want to limit the responses of Google because she wants to read as many sources and documents as possible. She believes that this will help her gather more information for her assignment. How should Sarah type the keyword on the search engine.
capitalize all letters
lowercase all letters
use quotation marks
use Boolean operators
Justin, Sarah, and Nathan are in the same entrepreneurship class, so they have the same assignment. However, Justin wants Google to show results containing the specific phrase “entrepreneurship in the Philippines”. How should he type it on the search engine?
capitalize all letters
lowercase all letters
use quotation marks
use Boolean operators
A search engine is a helpful tool for finding website without knowing their URL or Uniform Resource Locator. True or False?
Partly false because the service may have errors.
False, because the computer or the server cannot recognize keywords.
Partly true because sometimes it may just redirect you to another website.
True, because you may just type the keywords in the search engine.
What is NOT a primary reason for using a search engine?
They are free.
They quickly point you to where you go.
They provide very select and specific search results.
They provide topic options you may not have considered.
To search for information in Google, you would __________.
send a request to the search librarian
browse the topic categories
pay for a search subscription
enter the search terms in the search box
A keyword search engine ___________.
returns a list of sites that have been reviewed by humans
allows all users to change its content
searches a variety of other search engines
returns a list of sites based on the search terms you enter
If you enter the phrase “Cookie Recipes” with quotation marks in a search engine, you will get results of all pages with ____________.
the words Cookie Recipes on the page together in order
the word Cookie without Recipes
the word Cookie and the word Recipes in them
the word Cookie or the word Recipe in them
To search more effectively, you should _________.
type whatever you want to type
use only one word to find sufficient results
enclose your search terms of keywords in parentheses
use multiple words in your search to help narrow the results
What is the function of the domain “.net” in a website?
It is usually used by nonprofit organizations.
It is used for schools ranging from kindergarten to higher education.
It is used by businesses, private individuals or groups intended for profit.
It serves as a catch-all for sites that do not fit into any of the mentioned domain suffix.
What is the function of the domain “.edu” in a website?
It is usually used by nonprofit organizations.
It is used for schools ranging from kindergarten to higher education.
It is used by businesses, private individuals or groups intended for profit.
It serves as a catch-all for sites that do not fit into any of the mentioned domain suffix.
What is the function of the domain “.gov” in a website?
It is used by all the branches of the government.
It is used for schools ranging from kindergarten to higher education.
It is used by businesses, private individuals or groups intended for profit.
It serves as a catch-all for sites that do not fit into any of the mentioned domain suffix.
