Entrepreneurship is the procedure of starting a business or other organization. The business must be able to make a profit. The term entrepreneur encompasses an entity to transform technologies or inventions into services and goods. This quiz calls for a decent comprehension of primary research, market segmentation, the number one characteristic shared by successful entrepreneurs, and what conditions are necessary for a business. You should absolutely complete this useful quiz. Give it a shot.
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The cheapest product.
The product with the most features.
The product that best solves the customer's problem
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It's NOT important to focus on one beachhead market.
Your startup has a better chance of establishing a strong market position.
Your startup has a better chance of failing
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Revenue Streams
Customer Segments
Distribution channels
Funnels
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Major impact on the economy and minor impact on society
minor impact on both the economy and society
major impact on both the economy and society
No impact on either the economy or society
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A charismatic personality
Passion for the business
A desire to employ other people
A desire to fulfill a lifetime dream
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Passion for the business
Tenacity despite failure
Desire to gain financial rewards
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Trademark
Patent
Trade Secrets
Copyright
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Plan to hire sales staff
Analysis of company marketing programs
Categorization of markets and end users for a productÂ
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Candidate A: creative, decisive, moderate risk taker
Candidate B: seeks recognition, self-starter, strong work ethic
Candidate C: visionary, high risk taker, lazy
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Modernism
Execution
Creativity
Innovation
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Innovative, risk averse, and take a "wait and see" posture
Take a "wait and see" posture, innovative, and risk taking
Proactive, not innovative, and risk taking
Proactive, innovative, and risk taking
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Passion for the business, is on the cutting edge of technological change, is very charismatic, and tenacity despite failure
Young and energetic, passion for the business, product/customer focus, and seeks recognition
Passion for the business, tenacity despite failure, product/customer focus, and execution intelligence
Is on the cutting edge of technological change, is forward thinking, tenacity despite failure, and product/customer focus
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Trademark
Patent
Trade Secrets
Copyright
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Raise even more money than initially desired because the opportunity is so immense that there's no time to waste
Immediately recruit engineers to build the three different products for free in return for equity in Rafael's company. This would save Rafael time from having to meet and convince investors and would protect more ownership for Rafael and his founding team.
Focus on one market and become really good at it to dominate that space, instead of using a mermaid strategy.
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Passion for the business
Execution intelligence
Tenacity despite failure
A desire for recognition
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Trademark
Patent
Trade Secrets
Copyright
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Inventive zeal
Risk
Entrepreneurial intensity
Power
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More than 3 markets, so that demand for the startup's products is fully satisfied.
2-3 markets, for this number is both manageable and has more potential than just attacking 1 marke
1 market
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A follow-on market once the startup has already established itself in one market
The first market to enter and seek to dominate; a market from which to extend into follow-on markets
The market with the lowest CAGR (compound annual growth rate)
The market with the highest CAGR (compound annual growth rate)
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Pursue their own ideas, realize financial rewards, and eliminate risk in their lives
Do what they were "born" to do, be their own boss, and capture more of the spotlight
Capture more of the spotlight, pursue their own ideas, and take big risks
Be their own boss, pursue their own ideas, and realize financial rewards
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entrepreneurial
Salary-substitute
Standard-of-living
Lifestyle
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Trademark
Patent
Trade Secrets
Copyright
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Reading market research reports
Speaking directly with customers
Reading about customers in third party sources
Studying the competition
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Agree to fix the Audi at the rate Ana offered. A paying customer is a paying customer.
Agree to fix the Audi, but charge a higher margin to compensate the Ferrari mechanics for switching to a completely different vehicle maker.
Thank Ana for thinking of him, but tell him that this is a Ferrari dealership and that Sanjay needs to focus on his target customer.
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Price
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Place
Promotion
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Profit Margin
Revenue
COGS
Burn rate
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Spot on. He does have strong examples of very large companies in the space that he is targeting. This is enough evidence to know that the market is huge.
Correct in principle, but it would be a good idea to know how much revenue Gmail generates for Google.
It does not matter whether Justin is right or wrong as long as venture investors perceive the market as very large.
Flawed logic. Justin's argument would work if he was offering exactly the same product to the exactly the same group of users as his potential competitors. He is using the China Syndrome.
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execution intelligence
A desire to be rich
Tenacity despite failure
Product/customer focus
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Business model
Tactical model
Strategic plan
Operations model
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Conversion rate
Revenue
Income
Business
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Business plan
Business model
Operations plan
Corporate plan
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Top-down analysis
Bottom-up analysis
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Smart. She knows where the money is and goes after it.
She should focus on making toys that toy stores will love, because if stores don't like the toys, they won't stock them and parents won't even know these toys exist.
She should instead pursue an online strategy to make the toys cheaper for parents and children.
She should focus on the end users first, because a sustainable business is unlikely without a committed group of end users.
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10 years
20 years
100 years
1 year
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Often fails to live up to its hype, its better to enjoy what you do
Is the number one reason people start their own business
Does not rank among the top three reasons that people start their own business
Will always make you a billionaire
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