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Extra Quiz Chap 1-7

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following statements is NOT a characteristic of entrepreneurs?

a)

Recognize opportunities where others see chaos or confusion

b)

Are aggressive catalysts for change within the marketplace

c)

Follow trends rather than create them

d)

Challenge the unknown and continuously create the future

2.

What role does entrepreneurship play in Malaysia's economic development?

a)

It has no significant impact on economic development.

b)

It is a minor factor compared to government policies.

c)

It drives innovation, creates jobs, and fosters economic growth.

d)

It primarily benefits large corporations rather than the overall economy.

3.

According to McClelland's Human Motivation Theory, which of the following needs is considered a primary motivator for individuals who seek personal accomplishment, mastery of skills, and a sense of success in their endeavors?

a)

Need for achievement

b)

Need for affiliation

c)

Need for power

d)

Need for autonomy

4.

Which of the following best describes the relationship between creativity and innovation?

a)

Creativity and innovation are the same concepts and can be used interchangeably.

b)

Creativity refers to incremental improvements, while innovation refers to radical changes.

c)

Creativity is the process of coming up with new ideas, while innovation is the process of implementing those ideas.

d)

Innovation is the process of coming up with new ideas, while creativity is the process of implementing those ideas.

5.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of resources based on the Resource-Based View (RBV) of the firm?

a)

Inimitable

b)

Rare

c)

Valuable

d)

Sustainable

6.

Which of the following statements best describes the concept of "error of commission" in entrepreneurship?

a)

It describes the negative outcome that results from acting on a perceived opportunity.

b)

It represents the negative outcome that occurs from not acting on a new entry opportunity.

c)

It refers to the discomfort experienced by entrepreneurs when making decisions under uncertainty.

d)

It highlights the trade-off between gathering more information and the risk of missing an opportunity.

7.

Which of the following strategies can a new entry firm use to overcome customer uncertainty?

a)

Providing extensive warranties to mitigate risks for customers

b)

Avoiding communication about the product to maintain an air of mystery

c)

Offering complex and highly technical products to showcase expertise

d)

Setting high prices to signal high quality

8.

Which of the following is an advantage of a sole proprietorship?

a)

Separation of ownership and management

b)

Limited liability protection

c)

Ability to raise capital by issuing stock

d)

Ease of formation and dissolution

9.

What is a key function of a partnership agreement?

a)

Defining the rights and responsibilities of each partner

b)

Establishing the partnership's legal name

c)

Determining the partnership's tax rate

d)

Selecting the location for the partnership headquarters

10.

In Malaysia, private limited companies are subject to various regulations and requirements. Which of the following statements accurately reflects a key aspect of these regulations?

a)

Private limited companies must submit annual financial statements to the Companies Commission of Malaysia.

b)

Private limited companies must have at least 50 shareholders to be registered.

c)

Private limited companies are required to publicly disclose the salaries of their top executives.

d)

Private limited companies are prohibited from distributing dividends to their shareholders.

11.

What is a key difference between the Companies Act 1965 and the Companies Act 2016 in Malaysia?

a)

The Companies Act 2016 requires all companies to appoint a company secretary, while the Companies Act 1965 does not have this requirement.

b)

The Companies Act 2016 allows for the formation of sole proprietorships, while the Companies Act 1965 does not.

c)

The Companies Act 2016 increases the minimum number of shareholders required for a private limited company from two to three, while the Companies Act 1965 required a minimum of two shareholders.

d)

The Companies Act 2016 introduces the concept of a single-member company, allowing a company to be formed with only one member, while the Companies Act 1965 does not have this provision.

12.

Which of the following entities provides financial assistance for companies in Malaysia through various schemes and programs?

a)

Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry

b)

Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE)

c)

Malaysia Development Bank (BPMB)

d)

Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC)

13.

Which of the following statements about the Employment Act 1955 in Malaysia is true?

a)

The act only applies to local Malaysian citizens and excludes foreign workers.

b)

The act does not cover employees in the agricultural sector.

c)

The act does not specify a minimum wage for employees.

d)

The act does not apply to domestic servants.

14.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) rate in Malaysia is subject to variation based on certain conditions. Which of the following statements about EPF rate variation is correct?

a)

The EPF rate can be adjusted by the government depending on economic conditions.

b)

The EPF rate is fixed and does not change over time.

c)

The EPF rate is the same for all EPF contributors, regardless of their income level.

d)

The EPF rate is determined by individual employers for their employees.

15.

Which of the following statements about the Employees' Social Security Act 1969 in Malaysia is correct?

a)

The act is optional, and employers can choose whether or not to cover their employees under the scheme.

b)

The act covers only foreign workers and excludes Malaysian workers and permanent residents.

c)

The act covers all establishments, including factories, employing workers earning wages exceeding RM2,000 a month.

d)

The act requires employers to contribute about 2.5% of an employee's basic salary to the scheme.

16.

Which of the following is NOT a reason for creating a business plan?

a)

To assess the business venture objectively, critically, and practically.

b)

To study and evaluate the feasibility of the business.

c)

To distribute business resources more effectively.

d)

To convince venture capitalists, investors, and bankers to raise capital and obtain support for the venture.

17.

Why do investors, bankers, and financial assistance providers PRIMARILY read a business plan?

a)

To assess the management team

b)

To evaluate the feasibility of the business

c)

To determine the potential return on investment

d)

To understand the marketing strategy

18.

How can a company effectively differentiate its product in terms of the "Product" aspect of the marketing mix (5Ps)?

a)

By offering the product at a lower price than competitors

b)

By using aggressive advertising campaigns to promote the product

c)

By distributing the product through multiple channels to reach a wider audience

d)

By providing unique features and benefits that set it apart from competitors

19.

Why is it important to forecast sales in a marketing plan?

a)

To determine the number of competitors in the market

b)

To estimate the potential demand for the product or service

c)

To set the pricing strategy for the product or service

d)

To evaluate the effectiveness of the promotional activities

20.

Which of the following best describes a SMART business goal?

a)

To increase profits for the company

b)

To expand market share successfully

c)

To become a leader in the industry

d)

To improve customer satisfaction by 15% within the next year