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Entrpren. Units 1-2
Test Review for Entrepreneurship Units 1 & 2
Question | Answer |
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What is a synonym for entrepreneur? | Owner |
What is true of entrepreneurial traits? | Traits are personality characteristics |
Scenario: An entrepreneur was denied a loan that they were planning to use to increase manufacturing. Instead of applying for a new loan, they raised the money from stakeholders in their community. Which trait did the entrepreneur MOST demonstrate? | Persistent |
Scenario: An entrepreneur was denied a loan that they were planning to use to increase manufacturing. Instead of applying for a new loan, they raised the money from stakeholders in their community. Which behavior did the entrepreneur MOST demonstrate? | Living comfortably with failure |
What is the relationship between successful entrepreneurs and risk? | They assess risk and determine ways to reduce it |
What are soft skills? | Skills that support a workplace |
Which hard skill is helpful for entrepreneurs in a variety of industries? | Economics |
What makes a skill transferable? | It can be beneficial from one job to the next. |
What hard skill most complements an entrepreneur in the field of accounting? | Record keeping |
Which term best describes ethics? | Morals |
A business sells food in a small town to families and travelers. Which term describes the people impacted by this business? | Stakeholder |
True or False: Entrepreneurs are required to obtain a college degree in Entrepreneurship. | False |
What is the BEST example of an entrepreneur acting ethically toward their suppliers? | Requiring safe working conditions |
Why are entrepreneurial ethics important? | The actions of one entrepreneur can have many impacts. |
True or False: Ethical codes are one way to create a system of ethics in a workplace. | True |
What describes the actual or potential purchasers of a product or service? | consumers |
What is a process that successful business ventures utilize to conceptualize new products? | design-thinking method |
What provides consumers with a summarized argument for purchasing a particular product or service? | value proposition |
What is the term commonly used to describe a subset of the population that is expected to purchase a specific product or service? | target market |
What tool do companies conducting market research use to gather data on consumers by asking relevant questions of a target market? | survey |
What term refers to the unique aspects of a product or service that often influence purchasing preferences? | product features |
What principle of the design-thinking method is best undertaken by a group as opposed to an individual? | brainstorming |
What is the difference between a target market and a sampling group? | Sampling groups are meant to be representative of target markets. |
A sample consumer profile includes Gender, Age, Race, and Address as characteristics. What can be said about this profile? | It lacks psychographic data. |
When asked what soda they’d like to purchase, a consumer said that they will purchase whichever is cheapest. What is the consumer revealing? | a buyer purchasing preference |
A company adjusts a product or service after the success of a competitor’s similar product or service. That adjustment was made in response to what? | consumer demand |
True or False: A person’s gender is an example of psychographic information. | False |
Estée Lauder provided free cosmetic gifts to those interested in buying her products. This was a solution to which of the following problems Estee Lauder faced as a young company? | advertising budget |
Utilizing the design-thinking method, which activity should occur first? | defining a problem to be solved |
True or False: Estée Lauder’s use of providing free samples and gifts to buyers and potential buyers was an example of a business owner setting a marketplace trend. | True |