๐The Big Start-up Quiz ๐
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- Q1Which one of these is NOT an example of a start-up?UberDeliverooMcDonald'sAirbnb30s
- Q2In start-up terms, what is a UNICORN?A company that makes no moneyA company that has a unique product no one else hasA company that doesn't yet exist but will in the futureA company that is worth over $1 billion30s
- Q3What does FINTECH stand for?Fine TechnologyFinal TechnologyFinite TechnologyFinancial Technology30s
- Q4People who work in a start-up are often given EQUITY. What is equity?Equal pay for everyoneA bonus at the end of the yearDiscounts on the productOwnership of a business through stocks30s
- Q5Which one of these is NOT a characteristic of most start-ups?Limited resourcesUncertaintySmaller teamsPredictable revenue30s
- Q6There is a type of investor known as an ANGEL INVESTOR. What are ANGEL INVESTORS?Investors who are very youngInvestors who invest in a start-up very early onInvestors who save the company at the last minuteInvestors who provide the most amount of money30s
- Q7What does 'A. I.' stand for?Advanced InnovationArtificial IntelligenceAbsolute IdentityAccurate Information30s
- Q8Crowdfunding is a new way of raising money on the internet. What is crowdfunding?Many people contributing money to raise a big sumGoing viral on social media using advertisingInvestors giving money to groups of peoplePaying a group of people to raise investment30s
- Q9Start-ups are heavily reliant on VCs for funding. What does VC stand for?Valuable CompaniesVolume ContributionVast CorporationsVenture Capitalists30s