Entrepreneurship
Building a Business
Ethics
Finance
Operations
100

The following definition is which of the following types of entrepreneurs:

Molly has been knitting her whole life and has finally decided to start selling her hats. She knits the hats at home, takes orders on the website she hired a web developer to create, and sends the hats out from her home.

  1. Home Based Business Owner
  2. Small Business Owner
  3. Online Business Owner
  4. Inventor 
  5. Serial Entrepreneur 
  6. Lifestyle Entrepreneur 

1) Home Based Business Owner

100

What is an elevator pitch? 

A brief (think 30 seconds!) way of introducing yourself, getting across a key point or two, and making a connection with someone. It's called an elevator pitch because it takes roughly the amount of time you'd spend riding an elevator with someone.

100

What is the difference between ethics and the law? 

Ethics are a code of values and beliefs that dictate how we act and the law is a list of rules we must follow in order to participate in society. 

100

OPINION: How would you raise the funds for your small business? Remember, there are upsides and downsides to each approach....




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100

What are business operations?

Everything a business does day-to-day to keep running and making money. Those activities will differ from one company to the next.

200

The following definition is which of the following types of entrepreneurs?

John has invested in three Tech start-ups in the past three years. After the businesses he invested in make money, John sells his share and invests in a new set of start-ups in the Tech industry. 

  1. Home Based Business Owner
  2. Small Business Owner
  3. Online Business Owner
  4. Inventor 
  5. Serial Entrepreneur 
  6. Lifestyle Entrepreneur 

5) Serial Entrepreneur

200

Every great business idea solves a.....

Problem!

200

Do business ethics put rules in place that enforced by law?

No, business ethics are the values of a company that dictate how they do business. Some ethics in business can be enforced by law, such as insider trading, but many, such as, "the customer is always right" is not. 

The law often guides business ethics, but at other times business ethics provide a basic guideline that businesses can follow to gain public approval.



200

Why do investors need to know the financial projections for your business before investing?

An investor needs to know if their company will make money.

200

What are the three aspects of Business Operation

Processes, People, and Technology and Equipment

300

The following definition is which of the following types of entrepreneurs?

Ellen has a great idea for a cleaning product. She works with a manufacturing company to develop her idea and then starts a small business where she sells her cleaning product on QVC.

  1. Home Based Business Owner
  2. Small Business Owner
  3. Online Business Owner
  4. Inventor 
  5. Serial Entrepreneur 
  6. Lifestyle Entrepreneur

4) Inventor 

300

What is market research? 

Market Research: The action or activity of gathering information about consumer needs and preferences.

-Figure out your Target Market 

-Figure out your Competitive Advantage 

-Research success stories in the Industry

300

What is a code of conduct?

A company's code of conduct is a policy that outlines principles and standards that all employees and third parties acting on behalf of the company must follow.



300

What does an income statement show?

The financial statement of a company that shows the company's revenues and expenses (profits and purchases) during a particular period.

300

Name three Business Operation Activities 

Multiple answers. From marketing, to order management, web design and development, sales, inventory management, and warehouse fulfillment. 

400

The following definition is which type of entrepreneur?

A yoga instructor started a business that incorporates their passion for yoga and travel. Their business involves them traveling across the country to yoga conferences to sell yoga programs to yoga instructors and studios. 

  1. Home Based Business Owner
  2. Small Business Owner
  3. Online Business Owner
  4. Inventor 
  5. Serial Entrepreneur 
  6. Lifestyle Entrepreneur 

6) Lifestyle Entrepreneur

400

What are TWO ways to raise funds when starting a business? 

-Self: Bootstrapped. 

-Loans 

-Investors

-Crowdfunding

400

What are three areas that COULD be covered in a code of conduct. 

There is no wrong answer. Some examples include: Anti-harassment, health and safety management, and privacy and data protection. 

400

What is a balance sheet?

The financial statement that provides a snapshot of a company's finances (what it owns and owes).

400

What are operating expenses? 

Expenses your business incurs to keep running.



500

The following definition is which of the following types of entrepreneurs?

Five years ago Adam started a small business with his friends during the pandemic. Adam and his friends live in different parts of the country but can connect online. The business is an app where people can buy and sell their unwanted furniture in the Boston area. In the past five years, the app has been very successful and Adam and his friends have hired new team members that are also in different parts of the country.

  1. Home Based Business Owner
  2. Small Business Owner
  3. Online Business Owner
  4. Inventor 
  5. Serial Entrepreneur 
  6. Lifestyle Entrepreneur 

3) Online Business Owner

500

DAILY DOUBLE

What are the SIX parts of a business plan? 

1) Executive Summary

2) Business Details

3) Marketing and Sales Strategy

4) Management team and Personnel

5) Set-up

6) Financial Plan and Projections

500

INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY: Brainstorm (2 minutes) the most important ethical code your business would promote.

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500

What is a Cash Flow statement? 

The financial statement that shows how the balance sheet and income statement impact the overall companies financials. 


500

Provide 3 examples of Operating Expenses

  • Postage

  • Advertising costs

  • Marketing costs

  • Payroll taxes

  • Employee benefits

  • Rent

  • Repairs

  • Utilities