The Role of an Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurial Strengths and Talents
Entrepreneurial Ethical Responsibilities
Idea Generation
Forms of Entrepreneurship
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An entrepreneur is someone who _____.

starts his or her own business to develop an idea and meet a need

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Which of the following is NOT a strength of an entrepreneur?

innovation

persistence

passivity

passion

passivity

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Ethics are important for which of the following?

individuals

entrepreneurs

companies

All of the above

All of the above

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What are the basic steps that an entrepreneur takes?

Identify a problem. Brainstorm solutions. Evaluate options. Plan for development.

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What is a franchise?

an individually owned business that is part of a larger chain

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Which of the following best describes an intrapreneur?

someone who develops ideas or meets needs within an existing organization

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What is a potential cost of being an entrepreneur?

the risk of failure

the risk of failure

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Why are ethical issues of particular importance to entrepreneurs?

Because they are powerful individuals whose actions affect entire companies and society as a whole.

200

What might be seen as an advantage to being an entrepreneur?

being your own boss

200

What is a solopreneur? 

A solopreneur is a business owner who owns and operates his or her business alone.

300

An employee is someone who _____.

works for a company or organization

300

Which of the following statements is NOT true about entrepreneurial talents?

They can be learned.

They can be used to fill needs.

They can be improved with practice.

They apply only to business.

They apply only to business.

300

What is an ethics-based mission statement.

A business statement that outlines what is right/wrong for the company. 

300

What might be seen as a disadvantage to being an entrepreneur?

assuming risk and securing your own financing

300

What is freelancing?

Freelancing is a form of self-employment in which a person leverages their knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform tasks, services, or functions for a customer.