CSEI-MCQ3

 

  1. Social Entrepreneurship: What is the primary focus of social entrepreneurship? A) Maximizing shareholder value B) Creating businesses for personal gain C) Addressing social or environmental issues D) Exploiting market opportunities Answer: C) Addressing social or environmental issues

  2. Corporate Entrepreneurship: What term refers to entrepreneurship activities within an established organization? A) Intrapreneurship B) Extracurricular innovation C) Corporate venture capital D) Startup incubation Answer: A) Intrapreneurship

  3. Technology Entrepreneurship: Which of the following is an example of a disruptive technology? A) Incremental software update B) Enhanced version of an existing product C) 3D printing technology D) Traditional manufacturing process Answer: C) 3D printing technology

  4. Global Entrepreneurship: What is a key challenge faced by entrepreneurs expanding into international markets? A) Access to local talent B) Language barriers C) Lack of government support D) Homogeneous consumer preferences Answer: B) Language barriers

  5. Entrepreneurial Finance: What is the process of determining the economic value of a startup or business? A) Financial modeling B) Term sheet negotiation C) Valuation D) Cash flow analysis Answer: C) Valuation

  6. Open Innovation: What term describes the practice of outsourcing innovation activities to external partners? A) Closed innovation B) Internal collaboration C) Open source development D) Open innovation Answer: D) Open innovation

  7. Design Thinking and Innovation: What is the primary goal of the ideation phase in the design thinking process? A) Generating as many ideas as possible B) Selecting the most feasible ideas C) Prototyping new concepts D) Testing solutions with users Answer: A) Generating as many ideas as possible

  8. Disruptive Innovation: Which of the following strategies can incumbents use to respond to disruptive threats? A) Acquiring disruptive startups B) Ignoring disruptive technologies C) Maintaining the status quo D) Focusing on niche markets Answer: A) Acquiring disruptive startups

  9. Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: What term describes the network of interconnected organizations and institutions that support entrepreneurship within a region? A) Business network B) Incubator ecosystem C) Entrepreneurial ecosystem D) Startup community Answer: C) Entrepreneurial ecosystem

  10. Ethics and Social Responsibility: What ethical consideration is particularly relevant in the development of artificial intelligence? A) Environmental sustainability B) Consumer privacy C) Workplace diversity D) Employee compensation Answer: B) Consumer privacy

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