Definitions
Scenario's
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BONUS!
100

The act of taking a risk to start a business based on consumer needs.

What is entrepreneurship?

100

Charles works as head of a major law firm with other people. What is Charles?

A partner

100

______ is the art of presenting your business to consumers or investors.

Marketing

200

A quick proposal of your business idea.

What is a business pitch?

200

A store is shutting down because they were unable to pay their debts. What situation is the store in?

The store is in a state of bankruptcy.

200

______ is when someone manages a business on their own.

Sole Proprietorship 

300

When the difference of revenue and expenses equal zero.

What is a break-even point?
300

Sarah made a commercial about a cane that alerts family members if the user falls. What is Sarah doing and who is her target market.

Sarah is marketing a new product. Her target audience is the elderly and their families.

300

The break-even point is when a businesses expenses are ___ its revenue.

a) greater than

b) less than

c) equal to

c) equal to

400
Money that a business brings in. The amount a business makes before expenses.

What is revenue?

400

Jason works in a factory. He makes shoes for a company separate from the factory. What does Jason and the factory work as?

Jason and the factory work as a manufacturer. 
400

Retailers sell goods ____ to its costumers.

directly

500

The cost of running a business. It does not change based on how much a company makes.

What are fixed operating expenses?

500

Avery owns an estate, a large corporation, and 5 million dollars in her savings account. What do these items have in common?

These items are all her assets.

500

____ offers assistance to costumers.

Service

500

List 3 examples of goods that would be needed for a businesses start-capital.

1. A website

2. Factory costs

3. Employees

4. ect.

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