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WorksheetsEntrepreneur
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
An American business woman and founder of Mary Kay cosmetics.
Henry Ford
Mary Kay Ash
Wallace Amos
Milton Hershey
Created his own company known for its chocolate bars
Mary Kay Ash
Wallace Amos
Milton Hershey
Sam Walton
Began his own chain of stores called Wal-Mart Discount City with American suppliers, later known as "Wal-Mart."
Henry Ford
Wallace Amos
Milton Hershey
Sam Walton
Created the Model T Ford in 1908, the first car
Henry Ford
Mary Kay Ash
Milton Hershey
Sam Walton
True or False: Mary Kay Ash's goal was to have women fail at business.
True
False
Who starts a business?
inventor
congressman
president
entrepreneur
If you are an entrepreneur, you will
take a risk
spend all of your savings
borrow from investors
alll of the above
What is the primary role of an entrepreneur in the economy?
To create new products and services
To enforce laws and regulations
To manage public funds
To educate the workforce
Which of the following is a characteristic of a successful entrepreneur?
Risk aversion
Inflexibility
Innovativeness
Dependence on others
Which of the following best describes an entrepreneur's contribution to society?
Maintaining the status quo
Creating jobs and opportunities
Increasing government control
Reducing competition
What is a common challenge faced by entrepreneurs?
Guaranteed profits
Unlimited resources
Market competition
Lack of creativity
Which of the following is a key motivation for entrepreneurs?
Desire for stability
Fear of failure
Passion for their idea
Avoidance of responsibility
How do entrepreneurs typically fund their startups?
Through personal savings and investments
By relying solely on government grants
By using only credit cards
By avoiding any financial risk
What is a social entrepreneur primarily focused on?
Maximizing personal wealth
Solving social problems
Competing with large corporations
Avoiding taxes
Which of the following is an example of entrepreneurial innovation?
Opening a new branch of a fast-food chain
Inventing a new technology
Following traditional business models
Copying a competitor's product
