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Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship

Business Studies

Core concepts of business creation, risk, and innovation for students.

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18 Questions Easy Ages 14+ Apr 8, 2026

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1 What is the primary definition of an entrepreneur?

A A person who manages a government office
B A person who organizes and operates a business while taking on financial risk
C A person who works exclusively for a large corporation
D A person who only provides funding for others

2 Which document outlines a company's goals and the plan to reach them?

A A business plan
B A tax return
C A payroll summary
D A customer complaint log

3 What is 'seed capital'?

A Money used for buying office furniture
B The initial funding used to begin a business
C Profits earned after five years
D A tax paid on agricultural products

4 What does the term 'revenue' refer to in a business?

A The total amount of money brought in by sales
B The amount of money spent on employee snacks
C The total number of hours worked
D The government registration fee

5 What is a 'startup'?

A A large, multinational corporation
B A newly established business in its early stages
C A non-profit organization only
D A government-owned utility company

6 Which of the following is considered an asset?

A A company's debt
B Unpaid bills
C Office equipment owned by the business
D Customer complaints

7 What is a 'target market'?

A A group of customers a business aims to sell to
B A location where farmers sell vegetables
C The stock market index
D The total population of a country

8 What is the purpose of a 'USP' (Unique Selling Proposition)?

A To describe how a product is better or different from competitors
B To calculate the company's taxes
C To register the company name
D To interview new employees

9 What are 'operating expenses'?

A Costs incurred in the normal course of business
B Money spent on personal vacations
C Dividends paid to shareholders
D Taxes paid on investments

10 Which of these is a form of business ownership?

A Sole proprietorship
B Government mandate
C Public holiday
D Social media feed

11 What is a 'dividend'?

A A distribution of a portion of a company's earnings to shareholders
B A type of insurance policy
C A marketing slogan
D The cost of raw materials

12 What does 'profit margin' measure?

A The percentage of revenue that exceeds costs
B The height of a building
C The speed of a computer
D The number of employees in a firm

13 What is a 'competitor'?

A A business that offers similar products or services
B A customer who returns a product
C An employee who works remotely
D A government tax inspector

14 Which of these is considered 'intellectual property'?

A A patent for an invention
B A delivery truck
C A desk chair
D A window curtain

15 What does 'scalability' refer to in a business?

A The ability to grow and handle increased demand
B The weight of the products
C The number of office windows
D The brightness of the company logo

16 What is a 'brand'?

A The name, term, or design that distinguishes a business from others
B The factory where products are made
C The legal address of a company
D The tax identification number

17 What is 'market research'?

A Gathering information about consumer needs and preferences
B Hiring new office staff
C Designing the company logo
D Cleaning the warehouse

18 What is a 'venture capitalist'?

A An investor who provides capital to high-potential startups
B A bank teller
C A retail store clerk
D A personal financial advisor

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