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Entrepreneurship - Ch. 1 Review (Should You Become an Entrepreneur?)
Entrepreneurship - Ch. 1 Review (Should You Become an Entrepreneur?)
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Ch. 1 Review
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Problem-solving skills include
brainstorming
all of the above
learning from mistakes
communicating
2
_____ are thoughts or concepts that come from creative thinking.
Opportunities
Ideas
Innovations
Improvements
3
A formal problem-solving model helps people solve problems in a logical manner.
false
true
4
Automotive repair refers to which type of business?
retailing
wholesaling
manufacturing
service
5
Characteristics of entrepreneurs include:
all of the above
self-confident
being independent
having determination and perseverance
6
The process of running a business of one's own is called
entrepreneurs
entrepreneurship
franchise
hard work
7
A(n) _____ is an evaluation of your strengths and weaknesses.
aptitude
SWOT analysis
idea
self-assessment
8
A creative problem-solving technique that involves generating a large number of fresh ideas.
evaluating
communicating
surveying
brainstorming
9
Clothing stores refer to which type of business?
service
retailing
wholesaling
manufacturing
10
There are four types of businesses, such as manufacturing, wholesaling, retailing, & service.
true
false
11
_____ is the ability to learn a particular kind of job.
Altitude
Assessment
Determination
Aptitude
12
_____ are possibilities that arise from existing conditions.
Opportunities
Innovations
Ideas
Trade shows
13
Special meetings where companies of the same industry/related industries display their products
none of the above
trade shows
board meeting
window display
14
The first step in the problem-solving model is to
define the problem
gather information
identify various solutions
take action
15
Ideas for future entrepreneurs come from
discoveries or inventions
all of the above
hobbies and interests
past experiences
16
People who own, operate, and take the risk of a business venture are called
store owners
entrepreneurs
businessmen
employees
17
_____ are people who work for someone else.
Employees
Store owners
Entrepreneurs
Entry-level workers
18
Which one is NOT an advantage of entrepreneurship?
face uncertain and irregular incomes
being your own boss
being creative
making large sums of money