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WorksheetsBasics of Entrepreneurship
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Hostel students struggle to find affordable printing late at night.
Which solution shows entrepreneurship?
Request the hostel warden to extend library printing hours
Open a regular printing shop outside campus identical to existing ones
Set up a app-based print-on demand service inside hostel
Allow students to use personal printers in their rooms
Someone starts a bakery because there is already one nearby and sells the same items at the same price. This is:
Entrepreneurship
Innovation
Traditional business
Opportunity creation
“Every entrepreneur is a businessman, but not every businessman is an entrepreneur” means:
Entrepreneurs earn less
Businessmen never innovate
Entrepreneurs always start big
Innovation is the key difference
A franchise owner mainly focuses on:
Innovation
Opportunity creation
Profit using proven systems
Market disruption
Blue Ocean strategy refers to:
Competing harder
Entering crowded markets
Reducing prices
Creating uncontested markets
Red Ocean strategy is about:
Competing in existing markets
Avoiding competition
Creating new demand
Innovation
Entrepreneurship = Innovation + ______ + Uncertainty
Value Creation
Profit
Risk
Leadership
A person with no business background builds a successful solution. This disproves the myth that:
Entrepreneurs need capital
Entrepreneurs are born
Entrepreneurs take risk
Entrepreneurs are undisciplined
A businessman avoids uncertainty; an entrepreneur:
Accepts it blindly
Actively manages and leverages it
Transfers it to others
Eliminates it
Students are standing in long queues every day at the college canteen.
A student designs a mobile-based pre-order system.
This action mainly shows:
Competition strategy
Business Intelligence
Marketing Skill
Opportunity recognition
Two people open shops.
Shop A copies everything from nearby shops
Shop B introduces home delivery for elderly customers
Who is acting entrepreneurially?
Shop A
Shop B
Both
Neither
A team launches a new idea without knowing if customers will accept it, after research and testing.
The risk involved is:
Calculated risk
Reckless risk
Emotional risk
Avoidable risk
Which trait helps an entrepreneur bounce back after failure?
Innovation
Ethics
Leadership
Resilience
People earlier used paper maps to find locations.
A company creates a mobile navigation app using the same map idea but with real-time guidance.
Repurpose
Derive
Include
Separate
A library adds online book reservation and digital membership access to its physical library system.
Include
Unite
Separate
Transplant
A supermarket separates billing from cashier counters and introduces self-checkout kiosks.
Include
Separate
Repurpose
Derive
Old shipping containers are converted into affordable homes.
Derive
Repurpose
Separate
Transplant
Fitness tracking devices are combined with health apps to monitor heart rate and activity.
Separate
Repurpose
Unite
Personalize
Customers can choose cover design, name, and layout for their notebooks.
Include
Separate
Personalize
Transplant
A basic street barber service is transformed into a premium salon experience.
Unite
Inlcude
Transplant
Repurpose
After a product failure, Ananya modifies her business model and tries again with a new approach.
This mainly shows:
Innovation
Risk-taking
Resilience & Adaptability
Leadership
Priya wants to build a platform that helps disabled people find jobs. Even when progress is slow, she keeps working toward this goal.
This shows:
Vision & Goal Orientation
Resilience
Innovation & Creativity
Adaptability
A founder motivates her team during difficult times and encourages new ideas.
Leadership & Team Building
Innovation & Creativity
Vision & Goal Orientation
Resilience & Adaptability
A company chooses eco-friendly packaging even though it costs more.
This shows
Leadership & Team Building
Ethics & Responsibility
Risk taking
Leadership
A person opens a café exactly like the one across the road, with the same menu and design.
Which characteristic is MISSING here?
Opportunity recognition
Leadership
Ethics & Responsibility
Innovation & Creativity
