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Entrepreneurship Quiz :)
Entrepreneurship Quiz :)
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Created by: Blessed Mbamuku Ash Garrido Victor Daramola
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1
What is an entrepreneur?
A person who operates a business
A journalist
An investor
Someone who makes money
2
What is high school?
a fashion show
A four year career
A playground
your bedroom
3
What is calculated risk?
Risk that isn't planned
Risk that exposes one to a degree of personal/financial risk
None of the above
Having no money
4
How many times did Walt Disney advocate for Disneyland?
100
400
278
300
5
What is a career goal?
What you want to become
None of these answers
The aim for your professional life
Financial stability
6
Complete the phrase: "If a person does not keep your peace they are not your..."
classmate(s)
teacher(s)
friend(s)
parent(s)
7
Complete the phrase: "Stop coming to school, start coming to..."
work
the circus
six flags
the military
8
What is integrity?
The quality of being honest and having morals
Fragility
Lying
The quality of being honest
9
What is an effective way to give criticism?
Only say what you liked
Say negative then positive
Say something positive, then negative
Say something positive, then negative and positive
10
Who said: "If you want to capture a generation, then you have to capture the young adults."
Hitler
Dr. Myles Monroe
Gandhi
Voltaire
11
How many days does it take to build a habit?
21
20
8
30
12
What does it mean to be proactive?
To not do anything
To let things happen
To take action in a situation
To be active
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What must you be to be successful?
Inept
Indecisve
Insured
Intentional
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What is a patent?
Legal right that protects one's work from being stolen
Right that an inventor has that protects their invention
Right that lets others duplicate work
Right that an inventor has that allows them to sell their work
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What is copyright?
The act of stealing.
a legal right that protects ones' work from being stolen.
all of the above
a license granting general permission to copy & reproduce logical property.