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WorksheetsEntrepreneurship MID Review Quiz
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Who is an entrepreneur?
Someone who organizes, manages, and takes risks to start a business
Someone who only invests in stocks
Someone who works for a paycheck only
Someone who manages another person’s business
An opportunity is best described as:
A problem or need that can be solved
A business idea that is guaranteed to succeed
A financial investment with no risks
A product that is already in the market
The process of creating, launching, and running a new business is called ________.
Entrepreneurship
Management
Marketing
Accounting
Which example shows disruptive innovation?
Nike releasing a new sneaker color
Netflix replacing DVDs with streaming
Starbucks opening another store
McDonald's adding a new burger
True/False: Entrepreneurship is only about making money.
True
False
Which trait helps entrepreneurs overcome failure?
Persistence
Comfort-seeking
Avoiding risks
Following rules only
Why is innovation important in entrepreneurship?
It guarantees profit
It creates new solutions and helps businesses stay competitive
It makes businesses trendy
It removes risk from business
Entrepreneurs must balance profit with what other factor?
Purpose
Free time
Popularity
Luck
Which of the following is an important entrepreneurial lifestyle trait and why does it matter?
Flexibility – It allows entrepreneurs to adapt to changing circumstances and seize new opportunities.
Stubbornness – It prevents entrepreneurs from changing their plans even when necessary.
Rigidity – It ensures entrepreneurs stick to their original ideas regardless of feedback.
Indecisiveness – It helps entrepreneurs avoid making important decisions quickly.
What impact does entrepreneurship have on society?
It only benefits business owners
It drives innovation and creates jobs
It harms the economy
It discourages competition
What are three benefits of entrepreneurship mentioned in the text?
It creates jobs, drives innovation, and solves problems
It guarantees wealth for everyone
It replaces government services
It eliminates competition
When you’re in the Discovery stage of the entrepreneurial process, what three things should you check before deciding if your idea is an opportunity?
Mail, materials, market
Materials, market, marketing
Market, margin, mission
Margin, MBA, digital marketing
A personal branding statement should be written in one sentence.
True
False
Depends on the situation
Only for professionals
A Business Plan is basically your master strategy document. But if you wanted to explain it to your friend, what would you call it?
Innovation notes / random details
Balance sheets & cash flow
HR policy & bank loans
A roadmap or pitch deck
During the 3rd stage, Resourcing, you’re figuring out how to make it work with what you’ve got. Which of these screams “entrepreneur hustle mode”?
Analyzing market, margin, mission (Discovery stage stuff)
Bootstrapping
Writing a pitch deck (that’s Business Plan stage)
Deciding to sell the company (that’s Harvesting stage)
What's the 4th stage of the entrepreneurial process?
Harvesting
Run the Business
Discovery
Resourcing
At which stage are you deciding if your company's a W or L?
Resourcing
Discovery
Harvesting
Business Plan
Which stage is all about figuring out if your idea actually fills a gap in the market (aka meets a need or want)?
Discovery
Resourcing
Harvesting
Business Plan
This term is like your Google Maps for business — it shows goals, strategy, and how you’ll actually get there.
Entrepreneurial Discovery
Business Plan
Harvesting
Resourcing
Which term means scanning trends (like TikTok dances, AI tools, or sneaker drops) to find new opportunities for products/services?
Business Plan
Entrepreneurial Discovery
Harvesting
Resourcing
This stage is where you check if your company is successful or if it’s giving flop era vibes.
Business Plan
Entrepreneurial Discovery
Harvesting
Resourcing
When you’re gathering resources like money, connections, or even your friend’s garage to start your hustle, you’re in which stage?
Business Plan
Entrepreneurial Discovery
Harvesting
Resourcing
Teresa is being very resourceful when she starts her business by finding ways to build it with limited funds and resources. She is ______________.
Taking risk
Bootstrapping
Relaxing
Multi-tasker
Outsourcing
Fill in the blank: Successful entrepreneurs share __________ as a common trait; they do it for the love of the game, for the journey.
Passion
Luck
Wealth
Fear
Geraldo has saved $21,000 by investing $300 a month for 5 years but is afraid to lose it starting a business. Which entrepreneurial trait might he be lacking?
Bootstrapping
Confidence
Risk aversion
Work ethic
The introduction of something new; a new idea, product, method, device, or service is called ____________.
Creativity
Innovation
Development
Experimentation
Being conscious of one's own traits, skills, strengths, weaknesses, and emotions is called:
Self-Awareness
Introspection
Emotional Intelligence
Self-Reflection
The loss of potential gain from among other alternatives, when one alternative is chosen, is called:
Opportunity Cost
Trade-off
Risk Assessment
Cost Analysis
Fill in the blank: An aspirational view of the future, imagining what the world might look like if the company is successful, is called ____________.
Vision
Mission
Strategy
Goal
In an effort to bootstrap and save money, many entrepreneurs started their businesses from their:
Headquarters and gym
Corporate office and museum
Garages and dorm rooms
Park and synergy
Evaluate responses using AI: OFF. What does this imply about the use of AI in the evaluation process?
AI is actively used for evaluation.
AI is not used for evaluation.
AI is partially used for evaluation.
AI is used only for specific tasks.
The trait of _____________ is a picture the entrepreneur paints in their mind of what the company/world might look like if successful.
Strategy
Vision
Mission
Persistence
Being “on call” and working many long, irregular hours to serve customers and grow the business is an example of what entrepreneurial trait?
Confidence
Life-long-learner
Persuasiveness
Work ethic
Successful entrepreneurs are problem solvers. Which trait allows them to create unique products or services?
Innovation
Bootstrapping
Self-awareness
Mission
What are traits of successful entrepreneurs?
Innovative and Persistent
Passionate and Focused
Persuasive and Hard Working
All of the above
Fill in the blank: A summary that describes a company’s purpose — its reason for being, the problem it is solving — is called the ____________.
Mission
Agenda
Invoice
Memo
Which of the following is NOT a common trait of entrepreneurs?
Multi-tasking
Passion
Bootstrapping
Relaxing daily for hours
Jessica O. Matthews used innovation to solve a problem, by having children in poor countries jump rope to create power for:
Heat
Soccer field
Electricity
Water pumps
The saying, “the buck stops here” popularized by former president Harry S. Truman is a good analogy for the responsibility small business owners and entrepreneurs alike carry, and that is, they are ultimately accountable for:
their competitors’ operations
interest rates
every aspect of their businesses
commodity prices
Small businesses and entrepreneurs are important to society because they:
create jobs
create bureaucracy
increase commodity prices
reduce interest rates
Entrepreneurs usually assume more ___________ than small business owners.
risk
steady income
accounting statements
breakthrough technology
Small business owners are usually more concerned about this than entrepreneurs are:
a unique product
a steady income
breakthrough technology
accounting statements
Managers help business owners and entrepreneurs by:
Passing laws
Casting a vision
Taking risk
Implementing policies and procedures
Small businesses and entrepreneurs are important to society because they:
Provide for everyday needs
Provide economic growth
Help us save money to build wealth
All the above
What is one key difference between entrepreneurs and small-business owners?
Entrepreneurs don’t get involved in the daily operational activities of their businesses
Small-business owners employ over 500 employees
Entrepreneurs get their businesses passed down to them from their parents
Small-business owners are less focused on scaling (growing) their businesses rapidly
