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WorksheetsFinal Exam - Semester 1 - Entrepreneurship
Total questions: 92
Worksheet time: 46mins
The capacity and motivation to deploy a business venture that involves risk in order to make a profit.
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Entrepreneurial
The art of taking financial risks in order to make a profit.
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Entrepreneurial
An individual who funds and runs a business assuming all of the risks and rewards of the venture.
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Entrepreneurial
A state of mind in which one conducts himself/herself to entrepreneurial activities.
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Entrepreneurial
Entrepreneurs abandon steady paychecks. This is known as a _____________ that they accept.
Risk
Reward
Innovation
Start-up
Independence and enjoyment are potential ______________ from entrepreneurship.
Risks
Rewards
Innovations
Start-ups
The greater the risk the greater the reward and vice-versa is known as______________.
Risks
Rewards
Risk/Reward Tradeoff
Start-up Tradeoff
An organization that operates to aid in some social effort, they do not retain any profits from commerce.
Non-Profit
For-Profit
Profit
Venture Capital
Goods are ____________ products that have monetary value.
Tangible
In-tangible
Profit
Rewarding
One can analyze Ni opportunity by all of the following except:
Competition
Domestic and International Market Scope
Self and Team Assessment
Distributing Assets
A commercial operation or company that satisfies needs in order to make a profit is known as a__________.
Service
Good
Business
Innovation
A newly emerged business that is striving to develop a viable business model around a new product or service is known as a _________________ .
Start-up Venture
New-found Business
Boot-Strap
Emerging Market
A market need is a necessity that the market can live without.
True
False
A service is a business that provides intangible products.
True
False
80% of entrepreneurs work less than 40 hours per week.
True
False
Money left after all costs of running a business are deducted from the total revenue is known as profit.
True
False
Less businesses are being born now than 30 years ago.
True
False
An observable and measurable end result that can be achieved in a specific timeframe
Goal
Short Term Goal
Medium-Term Goal
Long Term Goal
A goal that takes 5+ years to accomplish.
Goal
Short Term Goal
Medium-Term Goal
Long Term Goal
A goal that takes less than one year to accomplish.
Goal
Short Term Goal
Medium-Term Goal
Long Term Goal
A goal that takes longer than one year but less than 5 years to accomplish.
Goal
Short Term Goal
Medium-Term Goal
Long Term Goal
Saving for a house would be considered a ________________.
Goal
Short Term Goal
Medium-Term Goal
Long Term Goal
The desire to accomplish something, which involves hard work and determination is known as ______.
Work Ethic
Personality Type
Ambition
Capital
Money or assets that can be invested in a business to generate income.
Work Ethic
Personality Type
Ambition
Capital
Psychological classification of different types of individuals composed of different personal attributes.
Work Ethic
Personality Type
Ambition
Capital
One with strong _____________ will be able to prioritize and provide high quality work.
Work Ethic
Personality Type
Ambition
Capital
The desire or willingness for someone to do something is known as______________.
Work Ethic
Motivation
Ambition
Capital
An asset or item that is purchased for the goal of generating income is known as______________.
Investment
Motivation
Ambition
Capital
Land, labor, and capital are used to undertake an enterprise and achieve an outcome.
Investment
Resources
Ambition
Napoleon Hill’s principle on a group of individuals with different skills who work together toward a definite purpose or goal.
Network
Skill Group
Mastermind Group
Capital
Employers seek candidates with strong work ethics. Your performance on the job and the manager's satisfaction will depend on it. A strong work ethic will take you places!
True
False
The S in SMART goals stands for Specific.
True
False
The gap between limited resources and unlimited wants is known as ____________.
Demand
Scarcity
Supply
Surplus
The quantity or how much the market can provide is known as ____________.
Demand
Scarcity
Supply
Surplus
The amount of a product or service desired by buyers is known as ____________.
Demand
Scarcity
Supply
Surplus
The amount of an asset or resource that exceeds the amount that is utilized is known as ____________.
Demand
Scarcity
Supply
Surplus
All of the following are examples of macro-economic principles except:
National Income
Inflation
Unemployment
Price
The study of the economy with a large scope, looking at regional, national and global units.
Macro-Economics
Micro-Economics
Economics
Supply and Demand
The study of the economy with a narrow scope, looking into individuals and firms.
Macro-Economics
Micro-Economics
Economics
Supply and Demand
The study of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
Macro-Economics
Micro-Economics
Economics
Supply and Demand
The point at which supply meets demand is known as ____________.
Equilibrium Point
Point Equation
Relativity
Surplus
The change in consumer demand as a result of a change in a good or service’s price.
Equilibrium Point
Point Equation
Price Elasticity
Surplus
A geographic area where sellers offer their goods and services in exchange for consumer dollars.
Market
Business Cycle
GDP
Economies of Scale
The cost per unit will be reduced when the total output of the product is increased.
Market
Business Cycle
GDP
Economies of Scale
__________ is the value of all goods and services produced in a country in a specific period of time.
Market
Business Cycle
GDP
Economies of Scale
A __________ is a market situation where there is only one producer who controls the supply of a good or service.
Oligopoly
Monopoly
GDP
Competition
A __________ is a market situation where there are few producers who control the supply of a good or service.
Oligopoly
Monopoly
GDP
Competition
The Business cycle consists of recession, recovery, growth, and decline.
True
False
When demand for a good or service exceeds the available supply this is known as a surplus.
True
False
Analyzing supply and demand would be a micro-economic principle.
True
False
A market situation where there are a few competing firms is known as a monopoly.
True
False
Supply meets demand at the equilibrium point.
True
False
An idea that can generate income, requiring a commitment of resources and involves exposure to risk is known as __________.
Concept
Opportunity
Idea
Benefit
An advantage that is gained from the use or consumption of a good or service.
Concept
Opportunity
Idea
Benefit
A concept developed by the mind.
Concept
Opportunity
Idea
Benefit
A good idea may not be an opportunity due to bad timing.
True
False
Specific attributes that make something one of a kind are referred to as __________.
Unique
Opportunity
Idea
Benefit
A business activity that yields a profit or financial gain is known as being __________.
Unique
Opportunity
Relevant
Profitable
The act of exploring, investigating, and examining unknown markets for opportunities is known as ______.
Unique
Opportunity
Relevant
Exploration
The fulfillment of one’s expectations or needs is known as satisfaction.
True
False
An intangible product can be touched.
True
False
Appropriate to the current time, period, or circumstances.
Unique
Opportunity
Relevant
Exploration
Which of the following best describes a business opportunity?
A creative thought with no practical use
A situation that allows for the creation of value and profit
Any new invention or product idea
A benefit gained from a service
An opportunity always guarantees success if pursued.
True
False
What does it mean for a product or service to be "relevant"?
It is unique and one of a kind
It meets the current needs or wants of the market
It is the cheapest option available
It is intangible
Risk is an inherent part of pursuing any business opportunity.
True
False
A factor that can limit the success of an opportunity is:
Market demand
Timing
Competition
All of the above
Which term refers to the process of gathering information about potential customers and competitors?
Ideation
Exploration
Marketing
Brainstorming
A concept is always a fully developed business plan.
True
False
What is the primary goal of identifying a unique selling proposition (USP) in a business opportunity?
To reduce costs
To differentiate the product or service from competitors
To increase production speed
To eliminate risk
Satisfaction is only related to physical products, not services.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a resource commitment when starting a business?
Time
Money
Risk
Idea
Any business on the internet that sells products, services, or advertising online is known as ______.
Online Business
Brick & Mortar Business
Business 2 Business
Domestic Business
The top E-Commerce market is ____________.
USA
CHINA
JAPAN
UK
A company that conducts business within its national borders is known as a ______________.
Online Business
Brick & Mortar Business
Business 2 Business
Domestic Business
A business that has a physical location for consumers to purchase goods.
Online Business
Brick & Mortar Business
Business 2 Business
Domestic Business
Business that is conducted between businesses is known as __________.
Online Business
Brick & Mortar Business
Business 2 Business
Domestic Business
A seller of goods to consumers is a _____________.
Retailer
Manufacturer
Wholesaler
Distributor
The manufacturer’s direct point of contact to supply goods to wholesalers.
Retailer
Manufacturer
Wholesaler
Distributor
A person or company that makes goods for sale.
Retailer
Manufacturer
Wholesaler
Distributor
A company that sells goods in large quantities at low prices to retailers.
Retailer
Manufacturer
Wholesaler
Distributor
The seller of a franchise is called___________.
Franchise
Franchisee
Franchisor
Royalty
The right to make or market a good or service under a trademark name.
Franchise
Franchisee
Franchisor
Royalty
An ongoing fee that a franchisee pays the franchisor. The fee is usually a percentage of gross sales.
Franchise
Franchisee
Franchisor
Royalty
The buyer of a franchise.
Franchise
Franchisee
Franchisor
Royalty
A company that conducts business outside national borders.
International Business
Domestic Business
Business 2 Business
Wholesaler
A company that conducts business within its national borders.
International Business
Domestic Business
Business 2 Business
Wholesaler
A person who purchases goods for commercial use is known as a consumer.
True
False
Retailers sell goods to distributors.
True
False
Joe’s Landscaping would be an example of a domestic business.
True
False
McDonald's corporate would be the franchisee in a franchise relationship.
True
False
E-Commerce sales will increase over the next 5 years according to statistics.
True
False
