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WorksheetsUnit 1 - Section 1.01 - "The Entrepreneur"
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
A person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.
Entrepreneur
Intrapreneur
Resource Manager
Press Artist
moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.
Ethics
Etiquette
Risk
Innovation
The increase in the flow of goods, services, capital, people, and ideas across international boundaries
Globalization
Innovation
Risk
Ethics
Creating something new with the ability to commercialize it.
Innovation
Invention
Creation
Consumption
A manager within a company who promotes innovative product development and marketing.
Entrepreneur
Intrapreneur
Innovator
Customization Specialist
a situation involving exposure to danger or loss
Risk
Reward
Con
Order the Stages of Entrepreneurism
Innovation
Trigger Moment
Implementation
Growth
The Final Stage in The Entrepreneurial Process that involves proper evaluation of forecasting sales.
Growth
Implementation
Innovation
Trigger event
The actual beginning of operations in a business
Implementation
Trigger Event
Growth
Innovation
The event that sends you into the motion of entrpreneurship
Trigger
Growth
Innovation
Implementation
Invention * Commercialization =
Innovation
MC2
Globalization
Importation
When in the Growth Stage of Entrepreneurialism it is important that....
Your company can handle the expense of growth
Your company has a product that can expand into a market
Your company has a forecast of future sales
All of the above
Scalable Start-Ups differ from Small Businesses in that start ups are....
More Innovative and acquire major funding
Theres no Difference
Typically in the Oil Industry
When a business is developed to tackle a Social Issue...
Social Entrepreneurship
Small Businesses
Scalable Start-ups
Big Company Entrepreneurialism
Makes up for majority of job creation in the US
Small Businesses
Scalable Start Ups
Big Company
Social Entrepreneurism
Which will most likely be considered a scalable start-up....
A Tech Company
Nail Tech
Restaurant
Retail Store
Will manages a business that is aimed at solving the issue of homelessness in his native city of Jacksonville. As part of operations, his company provides resources to homeless people such as Suits, Barbers, Resume Training, and housing solutions. Will company is considered to be a.....
Social Entrepreneurship
Standard Small Business
Scalable Start-Up
Large Company Entrepreneurs
John works for Google. He just presented a new algorithm that has the ability to remove untrue information from the search engine giving users the option to see them or not. Google has adapted this algorithm and given John credit for it implementation, in this example John is considered to be a
Social Entrepreneur
Intrapreneur
Entrepreneur
Small Business Owner
Assessing an issue and taking the financial risk and opportunity cost associated with it is a key component of being a
Entrepreneur
Intrapreneur
Line Worker
Venture Capitalist
Market changing innovation is a prerequisite for
Scalable Start-Ups
Small Businesses
Social Entrepreneurships
Big Company Entrepreneurship
If a Scalable-Start-up shows to be innovative enough to generate a large sum of revenues, they tend to gain funding capital from...
Venture Capitalist
Employee Contribution
Live Stock
Company Stock
People who have a large sum of funds and are willing to invest in new exciting products and companies
Venture Capitalist
Sales Reps
Short Sales Specialist
Industry Poachers
When "Facebook" first began it could've been best described as a
Scalable Start up
Small business
Large Company
Sole Proprietorship
Risk Takers, Hard Workers, Patient, and Determined can all be characteristics of an
Entrepreneur
Sales Associate
9 to 5 Employee
