Business Types
Stakeholders
Employment Terms
Business Planning
Entrepreneurship
100

What type of business structure provides limited liability and pass-through taxation?

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

100

Who is responsible for the overall success of a company?

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

100

What is the difference between hourly pay and a salary?

Hourly pay is a payment based on the hours worked, while a salary is a fixed payment amount for each pay period.

100

What is the purpose of an executive summary in a business plan?

The purpose of an executive summary in a business plan is to provide a brief overview of what the business intends to accomplish, including goals and financial outlook.

100

What does the term "risk tolerance" refer to in entrepreneurship?

Risk tolerance refers to the degree of variability in investment returns that an entrepreneur is willing to withstand.


200

Which type of business allows for double taxation of profits?

C Corporation

200

What term describes individuals or groups with an interest in a company's success?

Stakeholders

200

What is a compensation package?

A compensation package includes terms such as salary, benefits, responsibilities, and duration of employment

200

Name one key component included in a marketing plan.

One key component included in a marketing plan is market analysis.

200

What is the importance of having a growth mindset as an entrepreneur?

  • Having a growth mindset as an entrepreneur is important because it allows individuals to embrace challenges and learn from failures.


300

What is a franchise?

A franchise is a business model where the owner licenses their operations, products, or services to another party for a franchise fee.

300

What is the role of a Chief Financial Officer (CFO)?

The role of a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is to manage and plan the company's finances, including cash flow and budgeting.

300

What does commission mean in an employment context?

Commission is a fee paid to employees for completing a specific task, typically in a sales environment.

300

What does SWOT analysis stand for?

SWOT analysis stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.

300

Describe the 'Empathize' stage in the design thinking process.

The 'Empathize' stage in the design thinking process involves observing and engaging with customers to understand their experiences and needs.

400

Name one advantage of forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC).

 One advantage of forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is that it provides limited liability protection to its owners.

400

What is a major responsibility of stakeholders on a board of directors?

A major responsibility of stakeholders on a board of directors is to ensure standards for management and oversee the company's direction.

400

How does piece work compensation operate?

Piece work compensation operates by paying employees based on the number of units they produce.

400

What is a Lean Canvas?

 A Lean Canvas is a shorter alternative to a business plan that summarizes key components in two pages.

400

What are the stages of business existence?

The stages of business existence include the Existence Stage, Survival Stage, Success Stage, Take-off Stage, Resource Maturity Stage, Pivot or Persist Stage, and Exit Plan Stage.


500

What is the key difference between an S Corporation and a C Corporation?

The key difference between an S Corporation and a C Corporation is that S Corporations allow pass-through taxation, while C Corporations are taxed separately from their owners (double taxation).

500

Define what it means to be a major stakeholder in a business.

  • A major stakeholder in a business is an individual or group that has a significant interest in the company's success and decision-making processes.

500

Explain the concept of equity as a form of employee compensation.

Equity as a form of employee compensation refers to non-cash compensation that may include stocks or shares offered in lieu of cash or a lower salary.

500

What are the main objectives of a pitch deck?

The main objectives of a pitch deck are to inform and excite investors about the business opportunity.

500

How can an entrepreneur identify a viable business opportunity?

An entrepreneur can identify a viable business opportunity by assessing market demand, managing cash flow, and evaluating their skillsets and relationships.