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Entrepreneurship Semester Exam

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Work program that provides practical, on-the-job training in a business setting.

a)

Apprenticeship

b)

Intrapreneurship

c)

Pathways

d)

Internship

2.

Ultimate goal of the business that keeps the business open.

a)

Corporate Statement

b)

Mission Statement

c)

Vision Statement

3.

Economic development that does not harm society or the environment.

a)

Sustainability

b)

Green Sourcing

c)

Sustainable

d)

Sustainable Economic Development

4.

Sponsoring a community event or service in exchange for advertising.

a)

Sustainable

b)

Sustainability

c)

Sponsorship

5.

Practice of “buying” a certain amount of carbon to help offset your carbon footprint.

a)

Carbon Offset

b)

Carbon Footprint

c)

Carbon Copy

d)

Carbon Monoxide

6.

Company that adopts business practices aimed at protecting or improving the environment.

a)

Green Company

b)

Business Company

c)

Greenwashing

d)

Virtual Company

7.

Describes why a company exists and guides a company’s organization, work, and actions.

a)

Vision Statement

b)

Company Statement

c)

Mission Statement

d)

Public Statement

8.

Organization that operates solely to serve the good of society.

a)

Nonprofit Organization

b)

Nonprofit Company

c)

Nonprofit Business

d)

Nonprofit Charity

9.

Trying to appear environmentally responsible by overstating one’s commitment.

a)

Green Company

b)

Greenwashing

c)

Green Recycle

d)

Whitewashing

10.

Meeting the planet’s current needs while preserving resources for future generations.

a)

Sponsorship

b)

Sustainability

c)

Sustainable

d)

Supervisor

11.

Buying from suppliers who provide safe working conditions and respect workers’ rights.

a)

Corporate Social Responsibility

b)

Ethical Sourcing

c)

Carbon Footprint

d)

Sustainability

12.

The chance of losing something, including money, time, and energy.

a)

business

b)

risk

c)

reward

d)

entrepreneur

13.

A business run entirely on the Internet. Typically, their website ends in .com.

a)

Business

b)

Entrepreneur

c)

Dot-com company

d)

Entrepreneurial

14.

To think or act like an entrepreneur.

a)

Entrepreneur

b)

Entrepeneuial

c)

Entrepreneurship

d)

Employee

15.

A person who works for a business owned by someone else.

a)

Entrepreneur

b)

Entrepreneurial

c)

Entrepreneurship

d)

Employee

16.

Something that a business does for a customer in exchange for money.

a)

Reward

b)

Service

c)

Risk

d)

Product

17.

A physical, tangible item that a business sells to a customer.

a)

Service

b)

Reward

c)

Risk

d)

Product

18.

The ability to show respect to everyone around you while you perform your responsibilities as best as you can.

a)

Characteristics

b)

Professionalism

c)

Attitude

d)

NFTE entrepreneurial mindset

19.

A way of viewing or thinking about something that can affect how you feel about it.

a)

Attitude

b)

Skill

c)

Mindset

20.

Person who provides free guidance, tutoring, and suggestions for achieving your goals.

a)

Self-assessment

b)

Skill

c)

Mentor

d)

Professionalism

21.

Ability that's learned through training and practice.

a)

Professionalism

b)

Mentor

c)

NFTE Entrepreneurial Mindset

d)

Skill

22.

Describes a quality or behavior of a person; can include determination, honesty, and patience.

a)

Mindset

b)

Skill

c)

Characteristic

d)

Attitude

23.

Evaluating your strengths and weaknesses.

a)

NFTE Entrepreneurial Mindset

b)

Professionalism

c)

Characteristic

d)

Self-assessment

24.

Process of forming ideas; the first phase of the entrepreneurial process.

a)

lateral thinking

b)

innovation

c)

ideation

d)

creativity

25.

Business Ethics:

a)

Status of creative works for which the copyright or patent has expired

b)

Possibility of loss that comes with operating the business.

c)

Symbol that indicates that the use of a brand or brand name is legally protected and cannot be used by other businesses

d)

Moral principles applied to business issues and actions.

26.

Business Risk:

a)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Possibility of loss that comes with operating the business.

d)

Artistic and industrial creations of the mind.

27.

Copyright:

a)

Allow use of a copyrighted work without permission or payment.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Exclusive right to perform, display, copy, or distribute an artistic work.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

28.

Ethics:

a)

Allow use of a copyrighted work without permission or payment.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Set of moral principles that govern decisions and actions.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

29.

Fair Use:

a)

Allow use of a copyrighted work without permission or payment.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Set of moral principles that govern decisions and actions.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

30.

Infringement:

a)

Allow use of a copyrighted work without permission or payment.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Set of moral principles that govern decisions and actions.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

31.

Integrity:

a)

Allow use of a copyrighted work without permission or payment.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Set of moral principles that govern decisions and actions.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

32.

Intellectual Property:

a)

Allow use of a copyrighted work without permission or payment.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Artistic and industrial creations of the mind.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

33.

Patent:

a)

Allow use of a copyrighted work without permission or payment.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Exclusive right to make, use, or sell a device or process.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

34.

Public Domain:

a)

Status of creative works for which the copyright or patent has expired.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Set of moral principles that govern decisions and actions.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

35.

Trademark

a)

Symbol that indicates that the use of a brand or brand name is legally protected and cannot be used by other businesses.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Set of moral principles that govern decisions and actions.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

36.

Transparency

a)

Openness and accountability in business decisions and actions.

b)

Being honest and having strong moral principles.

c)

Set of moral principles that govern decisions and actions.

d)

Violating the rights provided by a copyright or patent.

37.

Part of the entrepreneurial process that includes coming up with many business ideas.

a)

Idea generation

b)

Creativity

c)

Creative thinking

d)

Brainstorm

38.

A characteristics of the Entrepreneurial Mindset that includes the process of developing original ideas.

a)

Creative thinking

b)

Brainstorm

c)

Ideation

d)

Innovation

39.

Creative thinking technique where one thinks of as many possible answers to a question as quickly as possible.

a)

Brainstorm

b)

Creative thinking

c)

Creativity

d)

Idea generation

40.

Business Opportunity

a)

A chance to open a new location of an established business

b)

Consumer need or want that might be met by a new business

c)

A position within a company for new graduates

d)

The act of buying an existing business

41.

Franchise

a)

Ownership of multiple independent businesses

b)

Business arrangement in which an established company sells the right for others to use the company’s name and operating plan to sell products

c)

The right to sell a product online

d)

A non-profit business structure

42.

Franchisee

a)

Franchise seller

b)

Supplier for a franchise

c)

A legal advisor for franchise deals

d)

Franchise buyer

43.

Franchisor

a)

Franchise seller

b)

Franchise buyer

c)

Franchise marketer

d)

An employee at a franchise location

44.

Need

a)

Good or service that people desire

b)

Something that people must have to survive, such as water, food, clothing, or shelter

c)

A luxury item

d)

A want that has become popular

45.

Nondisclosure Agreement

a)

Agreement for renting business property

b)

Franchise agreement

c)

Legal document in which a person or group agrees to keep certain information confidential

d)

Business licensing agreement

46.

Prototype

a)

A written business plan

b)

Model on which future reproductions of an invention are based

c)

First location of a new franchise

d)

A basic layout of a store or website

47.

Royalty Fee

a)

One-time payment to open a franchise

b)

Tax paid by a franchise owner

c)

Regular, ongoing payment to a franchisor based on a percentage of the sales a franchisee earns

d)

Payment made to an employee for product sales

48.

Trade Show

a)

Event where businesses promote their products

b)

Meeting for hiring new employees

c)

Online marketplace for new products

d)

Convention to discuss economic policy

49.

Want

a)

Necessity for human survival

b)

A legal agreement between businesses

c)

Another term for franchise

d)

Good or service that people desire

50.

Window of Opportunity

a)

Limited-time product offer

b)

Period of time in which you have to act before a business opportunity is lost

c)

Investment period for new businesses

d)

Timeframe for securing funding for a business