WorksheetsFuture Anything Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
How many Global Goals are there?
15
16
17
18
Who established the Global Goals?
The United Nations
The Australian Government
Oxfam
The World Economic Forum
Which of the following best describes a social enterprise?
A business that aims to maximise profit for shareholders.
A non-profit charity that relies only on donations.
A business that uses commercial strategies to achieve social or environmental goals.
A government-owned corporation providing public services.
How does a social enterprise differ from a charity?
Social enterprises trade goods or services to fund their mission, while charities often rely mainly on donations or grants.
Social enterprises never earn income.
Charities only sell products, while social enterprises rely on donations.
There is no difference; they are the same thing.
What do social enterprises usually do with their profits?
Use profits for advertising only.
Pay only government taxes with profits.
Distribute all profits to shareholders.
Reinvest profits to grow the business and further their social mission.
Which of the following could be a social or environmental goal of a social enterprise?
Increasing the number of shopping centres in cities.
Reducing plastic waste in communities.
Maximising share prices on the stock market.
Building luxury resorts for international tourists.
Which of the following is an example of a social enterprise in Australia?
Orange Sky Laundry
Woolworths Supermarket
BHP Mining
Qantas Airways
True or false: a social enterprise must make money by offering a product or service, not only through donations.
True
False
Does a business become a social enterprise by helping people in the community, or the environment?
Neither
Both
Either
Why is it important for a business to have at least one point of difference from their competitors?
To make the business identical to other successful ones in the market.
To attract customers by offering something unique.
To reduce the quality of products or services in order to maximise profit.
To avoid paying too many business taxes.
Which of the following is NOT a social enterprise bucket?
Employability
Customer assistance
Community need
Profit redistribution
Regarding social enterprises, what’s a beneficiary?
The person who invests money in the business.
The customer who pays for the product or service.
The government official who regulates the business.
The group of people of place that benefits from the social or environmental mission.
Regarding social enterprises, what’s a customer?
The person who provides donations to the business.
The person or organisation who buys the product or service.
The community group that benefits from the mission.
The manager who runs the enterprise.
What’s the best way to pretotype a product?
Spend months building the final version and then hope people buy it.
Create a simple prototype (like a cardboard model or 3D print) and test if people are interested.
Wait until competitors release a similar product first.
Complete an annotated drawing of the product
What’s the best way to pretotype a service?
Publish a website and app.
Write a paragraph describing the service.
Use an AI tool to create an image of the service.
Create a storyboard of how the service will work.
