
SUMMATIVE TEST IN ET, 1ST GRADING PERIOD
Quiz by Carina Robinol
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DERGA Injap Sia, II is the chairman of Double Dragon Properties and the founder of the Mang Inasal fast-food restaurant chain.
NUPENETRREER originated from the French verb enterprende, which means "to undertake"
SNESBIMUSAN is a person who sets up an existing idea.
TEREISENPR supports the recognition of new market opportunities as well as develops the opportunity to change and develop at the individual, business, and industry/ sector levels.
SHEURRPITNERPENE is the process of doing something new and something different for the purpose of creating wealth for the individual and adding value to society.
Information technology
Selecting and implementing the optimal solution.
Ability to learn and apply new information.
Evaluating the decisions.
Ability to create new ideas.
Core competencies are considered as the personal abilities to do things well.
A successful entrepreneur understands fully the concepts and principles of entrepreneurship.
A successful entrepreneur is prepared to undergo physical and emotional stress.
A successful entrepreneur has the determination to win.
Skills are acquired and developed by a person through constant and correct practice.
An entrepreneur can only be a male.
Successful entrepreneurs project a favorable image of themselves which is founded on respect and good deeds in the business community.
An entrepreneur has no desire for responsibility.
Monitoring simply refers to the setting of goals and objectives.
An entrepreneur who aspires to achieve displays full commitment to the work or endeavor that he/she is undertaking.
The market is divided in terms of what the customers think and believe like the needs and wants, attitude, social class, personality traits, knowledge and awareness, brand concept, and lifestyle.
It focuses on satisfying the needs and wants of the customers based on their identified location.
It is a process of dividing the whole market based on age, gender, status, religion, and the like.
The market is divided based on the variables such as perceptions, knowledge, reactions, benefits, loyalty, and responses.
There is a need to consider the variables such as climate, dominant ethnic group, culture, density (either rural or urban).
Production of sugar
Different shampoo
Production of rice
BMW Sedan
Dress shop
What does "L" in PESTLE Analysis stand for?
What does "S" in PESTLEÂ Analysis stands for?
What does "P" in PESTLE Analysis stand for?
In a SWOT model, if "O" stands for opportunities, what about"T"?
In a SWOT model, if "S" stands for strengths, what about "W"?
It refers to individual employees or workers who are directly involved in the production, marketing, and sale of the product or service.
The entrepreneur must establish his/her business or product in the most strategic location.
It utilizes the most appropriate media to reach consumers.
It includes the kind of material used for the wrapper or container.
It refers to the tangible good or intangible service offered by the business to the target consumers.
Your product or service is establishing itself.
Sales growth is slowing or has even stopped. You've been able to reduce production and marketing costs, but increased competition has driven down prices. Now is likely to be the best time to invest in a new product.
At this point, your product or service is only an idea. You are investing heavily in research and development.
New and improved products or services are on the market and competition is high. Sales fall and profit margins decline. Increased marketing will have little impact on sales and won't be cost-effective unless new markets are identified.
You launch your product or service. You are spending heavily on marketing.
It provides an opportunity to set our assumptions aside and immerse ourselves in the context of the problem we’re attempting to remedy.
Now that the problem is apparent, it is time to brainstorm ways to address those unmet needs. This stage marks the transition from identifying problems to exploring solutions.
Now is the time to revisit the problem statement and make sure the end solution is meeting those needs and resolving frustrations.
It should be a realistic representation of the solution that allows you to gain an understanding of what works and doesn’t work.
In this step, we analyze the research to draw insights from the data that will help define our problem statement and guide ideation.