Intro to Entrepreneurship 1
Intro to Entrepreneurship 2
Economics and Finance 1
Economics and Finance 2
Vocabulary
100

Founded the world’s largest software business, Microsoft, when he was 23 years old.

Who is Bill Gates?

100

A business that has fewer than 500 employees—that could be anywhere from 1–500.

What is a small business? 

100

Money that is spent on equipment, resources, or supplies

What is a business expense?

100

Gross profit minus all the expenses related to the business

What is net profit?

100

Someone who owns, operates, and manages his or her own business

What is an entrepreneur?

200

A great way to learn valuable life skills. For example, it can teach you work ethic, how to stick to a task until it’s completed, the importance of showing up on time, and communication skills (in writing and face-to-face).

What is work?

200

The founder of Mrs. Fields Cookies, started her first company at the age of 20.

Who is Debbie Fields? 

200

When a business has more expenses than income from sales for a specific time period on their P&L statement

What is a loss?

200

Giving money to a nonprofit organization

What is charitable giving?

200

The positive difference between the total revenue from a business or investment minus total expenses

What is a profit?

300

Work ethic, personal management and leadership

What are important characteristics of an entrepreneur?

300

Presenting yourself well in the way you dress, communicate, and represent your business.

What is professionalism? 

300

The hallmark of people who live successful lives and who operate business with soul.

What is being generous?

300

The United States operates within this type of economic system

What is mixed?

300

The effective use of all the resources you have available to your business

What is resource management? 

400

Not punching the clock for a paycheck

What is a benefit of working for yourself?

400

Relates to setting short-term and long-term goals for yourself and your business. Once you set your goals, it is up to you to achieve those goals by coming up with a plan to reach them.

What is personal management? 

400
  • Cost of goods sold
  • Rent (for a storefront or sales location)
  • Utility costs
  • Repair and maintenance
  • Marketing
  • Office supplies
  • Payroll (for employees)
  • Accounting and legal fees
  • Bank charges

What are operating expenses?

400

In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except

What are death and taxes?

400

A system of economics based on the private ownership of business and the products (goods and services) made and sold

What is capitalism? 

500

Someone who does contract work for different companies to complete projects or assignments

What is a freelancer?

500

Lawn mowing, babysitting, dog sitting, house sitting. 

What are jobs a high school entrepreneur could start?

500

Money that’s invested in a new business that does not have enough money to get started on its own.

What is venture capital? 

500

Two aspects of your business records that are vital to manage

What are accounting and document management?

500

Business income you save for emergencies and future expenses

What are retained earnings? 

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