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Strategic Entrepreneurship Review

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Class
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1.

In order for a business to generate a profit, its operating costs must be:

a)

close to the gross margin

b)

less than the gross margin

c)

the same as the gross margin

d)

greater than the gross margin

2.

Variable expenses increase in direct proportion to the:

a)

employment rates

b)

production rates

c)

mortgage rates

d)

automation rates

3.

A disadvantage of a general partnership is that

a)

each partner is liable for the business's losses

b)

the government watches you more closely

c)

each partner has equal investment in the company

d)

they must come up with a partnership agreement

4.

A major advantage of a sole proprietorship is

a)

that it is easy work

b)

more than one set of skills

c)

costs more to start

d)

ease of start up

5.

Joseph starts a tennis school. His former pro advises him with the school's start-up. The former pro is acting as a

a)

leader

b)

partner

c)

mentor

d)

middle man

6.

What is often a positive result of accepting responsibility for a poor decision?

a)

You don't receive any of the blame

b)

You gain others respect

c)

You cause people to be skeptical

d)

You earn future business

7.

A reliable online source of general business start-up information:

a)

Google

b)

University of Cincinnati's website

c)

Small Business Administration (www.sba.gov)

d)

National Federation of Retailers

8.

An entrepreneur considers venture location and financial needs during the:

a)

banking process

b)

discussion process

c)

logistic process

d)

planning process

9.

Emotional risks that many entrepreneurs face include

a)

unemployment

b)

competition

c)

family problems

d)

inflation

10.

Entrepreneurs often discover business start-up ideas by looking for gaps between

a)

financial markets

b)

features and benefits

c)

interest and inflation rates

d)

what is currently being done and what needs to be done

11.

One-time start-up costs often include

a)

incorporation fees

b)

Legalzoom fees

c)

Tax preperation fees

d)

trade show fees

12.

The entrepreneurial discovery process requires knowledge and the recognition of a(n)

a)

successful business

b)

economic conditions

c)

market need

d)

new employees

13.

When an individual recognizes the possibility of failure and continues to work toward a goal?

a)

Dreaming

b)

Entrepreneuring

c)

Risk taking

d)

Servicing

14.

What is a trend that affects the growth of entrepreneurial ventures?

a)

Convenience products are more in demand

b)

Shark Tank has caused more entrepreneurs

c)

Farming methods are improving

d)

People are driving more

15.

The importance of small business to the economy leads to strong support from local governments.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

This is a tool that an entrepreneur develops to project sales for a new business venture:

a)

Inventory report

b)

Promotional budget

c)

Marketing report

d)

Sales forecast

17.

Which of the following is usually a characteristic of a creative person:

a)

Works well with others

b)

Likes to seek out new challenges

c)

Patience

d)

Disciplined

18.

Which of the following statements is true about entrepreneurial discovery?

a)

Provides training

b)

Makes sure the business has financing in place

c)

Guarantees success

d)

It's ongoing helps business be more successful

19.

Protects a business's inventions or written works from the unauthorized use by others:

a)

Product Insurance

b)

EPA

c)

Intellectual property

d)

Accountants

20.

A business that fails to protect its employees from unnecessary risk/health hazards on the job:

a)

are ok to work for as long as you don't die or lose a limb

b)

is ok because they have insurance

c)

may be sued for negligence

d)

are guilty of libelous behavior

21.

Can any brand name be selected and used by a business?

a)

Yes, a name cannot be owned by a business

b)

Yes, a business can use any name it wants to use

c)

No, the name must be legally available for use

d)

No, the name must be registered before it can be used

22.

A business might take an existing product and alter it to fulfill a specific need for

a)

utility

b)

promotion

c)

product mix

d)

a different target market

23.

Businesses that segment the market based on psychographics are grouping people according to

a)

to their age and gender

b)

to their lifestyles

c)

to their physical traits

d)

to their location

24.

Identifying market segments helps a business to develop appropriate:

a)

codes of ethics

b)

marketing strategies

c)

legal teams

d)

employee records

25.

A way that a national business chain can make sure that customers will remember its name is to:

a)

be similar to other businesses

b)

advertise on infomercials

c)

be easy to read and pronounce

d)

develop a brand name that is long and complicated

26.

Ford Motor Co offering different types of vehicles in a wide range of prices is an example of:

a)

multi-level marketing

b)

market segmentation

c)

global marketing

d)

indirect marketing

27.

Selecting a target market based on very specific criteria limited to a well-defined segment

a)

Super Segmentation

b)

Definition Segmentation

c)

Niche Marketing

d)

Limited Marketing

28.

Company A ignores target market segment differences and generates an appeal with just one offer

a)

Niche Marketing

b)

Mass Marketing

c)

Custom Marketing

d)

Individual Marketing

29.

Which of these is a factor that businesses often consider when conducting a market analysis:

a)

Where the test market is located

b)

Prototype production

c)

Marketing questionnaire length

d)

Size of the market next year

30.

This is a way that a business can determine if a product will fulfill its target market's needs:

a)

Observe their employees

b)

Ask the customers

c)

Try the product themselves

d)

Have a list of potential customers

31.

Businesses reviewing secondary data is useful because it offers:

a)

insight into what their competitors are up to

b)

info on market potential

c)

names and addresses of customers

d)

product life cycle information

32.

This is a question that a business might ask when it wants to evaluate its weaknesses:

a)

Who is our weakest employee?

b)

What are the competitors up to?

c)

What are our assets?

d)

What resources do we lack?

33.

This is important to ask to determine the business's strengths when conducting a SWOT analysis: Where are we making money?

a)

Where are our customers coming from?

b)

How much money do customers have?

c)

Where are we making money?

d)

What obstacles will we face or are facing?

34.

Which of the following situations presents a business threat to a company?

a)

A competitor has a product recall due to a defect.

b)

Sales of one of your product lines increases.

c)

Interest rates are reduced.

d)

A competitor obtains a bank loan for expansion