Question 1

Female entrepreneurs in Vietnam,Panama,Qatar,Madagascar,Thailand,Angola,and Indonesia face which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) general support for women-owned ventures 
B) societal dismissal of females as entrepreneurs 
C) legal restrictions on female entrepreneurs 
D) religious persecution for female entrepreneurs 
A) general support for women-owned ventures 
B) societal dismissal of females as entrepreneurs 
C) legal restrictions on female entrepreneurs 
D) religious persecution for female entrepreneurs

Question 2

The hybrid model of social entrepreneurship places emphasis on ______.

Accepted Answer

A) making a profit 
B) social goals 
C) both making a profit and social goals 
D) The hybrid model is highly irregular and has no standard emphasis. 
A) making a profit 
B) social goals 
C) both making a profit and social goals 
D) The hybrid model is highly irregular and has no standard emphasis.

Question 3

Stakeholders who hold no power to influence and no urgent claims but who have legitimacy are considered ______.

Accepted Answer

A) dormant stakeholders 
B) discretionary stakeholders 
C) demanding stakeholders 
D) definitive stakeholders 
A) dormant stakeholders 
B) discretionary stakeholders 
C) demanding stakeholders 
D) definitive stakeholders

Question 4

The GEM study focuses on the level of Total Entrepreneurial Activity (TEA)in different countries.In which of the following areas is TEA the lowest?

Accepted Answer

A) North America 
B) the Caribbean 
C) Latin America 
D) Europe 
A) North America 
B) the Caribbean 
C) Latin America 
D) Europe

Question 5

Venture philanthropy funding ______.

Accepted Answer

A) combines financial assistance with a high level of engagement by the funder 
B) offers financial assistance with no engagement by the funder 
C) allows enterprising nonprofits to sell products or services to generate revenue 
D) offers a high level of engagement from consultants with no financial support 
A) combines financial assistance with a high level of engagement by the funder 
B) offers financial assistance with no engagement by the funder 
C) allows enterprising nonprofits to sell products or services to generate revenue 
D) offers a high level of engagement from consultants with no financial support

Question 6

Janell has a sense of urgency and is legitimate,but she does not have the power to influence.She is passionate,and her passion usually attracts dominant stakeholders.Janell is an example of a ______.

Accepted Answer

A) dependent stakeholder 
B) dangerous stakeholder 
C) definitive stakeholder 
D) demanding stakeholder 
A) dependent stakeholder 
B) dangerous stakeholder 
C) definitive stakeholder 
D) demanding stakeholder

Question 7

In the context of social entrepreneurship,stakeholders are ______.

Accepted Answer

A) all the people or groups effected by or involved with the achievements of the social enterprise's objectives 
B) only the customers of the social enterprise 
C) only the investors supporting the social enterprise 
D) only the board members involved with the social enterprise 
A) all the people or groups effected by or involved with the achievements of the social enterprise's objectives 
B) only the customers of the social enterprise 
C) only the investors supporting the social enterprise 
D) only the board members involved with the social enterprise

Question 8

Earned-income activities are the sale of products or services that are used as a source of revenue generation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Identify the key features of venture philanthropy.What is the goal of such funding? What,generally,do venture philanthropists look for and why?

Accepted Answer

Financial assistance is a key feature; i

Question 10

Distinguish between corporate social responsibility and social entrepreneurship.

Accepted Answer

Corporate social responsibility and soci

Question 11

In enterprising nonprofits,______.

Accepted Answer

A) both the venture mission and the market impact are for social purposes 
B) profits can be distributed to the owners 
C) profits can be shared with stakeholders 
D) a small percentage of profits can be challenged back into the organization 
A) both the venture mission and the market impact are for social purposes 
B) profits can be distributed to the owners 
C) profits can be shared with stakeholders 
D) a small percentage of profits can be challenged back into the organization

Question 12

Today,the biggest global firms spend over ______ on CSR,and there are indications that they are reaping financial rewards from it.

Accepted Answer

A) $1 billion 
B) $5 billion 
C) $10 billion 
D) $20 billion 
A) $1 billion 
B) $5 billion 
C) $10 billion 
D) $20 billion

Question 13

Social entrepreneurship differs from other forms of entrepreneurship in that it gives higher priority to ______.

Accepted Answer

A) social value creation 
B) Value capture 
C) investors 
D) assets 
A) social value creation 
B) Value capture 
C) investors 
D) assets

Question 14

The combination of financial assistance such as grants with a high level of engagement by the funder is known as ______.

Accepted Answer

A) an earned-income activity 
B) venture philanthropy funding 
C) performance measurement 
D) nonfinancial support 
A) an earned-income activity 
B) venture philanthropy funding 
C) performance measurement 
D) nonfinancial support

Question 15

Microloans are small short-term loans given to people living in poverty that enables them to engage in entrepreneurship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What is the ultimate goal of Audacious Project award winner The Bail Project?

Accepted Answer

A) to establish a microfinance bail fund in every state 
B) to provide interest-free loans for bail in impoverished communities 
C) to help end mass incarceration and combat racial disparity 
D) to provide shelter to women and minorities who would otherwise face homelessness after they are bailed from jail 
A) to establish a microfinance bail fund in every state 
B) to provide interest-free loans for bail in impoverished communities 
C) to help end mass incarceration and combat racial disparity 
D) to provide shelter to women and minorities who would otherwise face homelessness after they are bailed from jail

Question 17

Labor unions can be considered a stakeholder in the context of entrepreneurship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Judge Holder has no power to influence and has no urgent claims,but she does have legitimacy by using her influence.Judge Holder is an example of a ______.

Accepted Answer

A) dormant stakeholder 
B) discretionary stakeholder 
C) demanding stakeholder 
D) dominant stakeholder 
A) dormant stakeholder 
B) discretionary stakeholder 
C) demanding stakeholder 
D) dominant stakeholder

Question 19

Social entrepreneurs use the fundamental principles of entrepreneurship to build businesses of economic and social value.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

CSR helps address social issues but often does so at the expense of business issues.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Female entrepreneurs in Vietnam,Panama,Qatar,Madagascar,Thailand,Angola,and Indonesia face which of the following?

The hybrid model of social entrepreneurship places emphasis on ______.

Stakeholders who hold no power to influence and no urgent claims but who have legitimacy are considered ______.

The GEM study focuses on the level of Total Entrepreneurial Activity (TEA)in different countries.In which of the following areas is TEA the lowest?

Venture philanthropy funding ______.

Janell has a sense of urgency and is legitimate,but she does not have the power to influence.She is passionate,and her passion usually attracts dominant stakeholders.Janell is an example of a ______.

In the context of social entrepreneurship,stakeholders are ______.

Earned-income activities are the sale of products or services that are used as a source of revenue generation.

Identify the key features of venture philanthropy.What is the goal of such funding? What,generally,do venture philanthropists look for and why?

Distinguish between corporate social responsibility and social entrepreneurship.

In enterprising nonprofits,______.

Today,the biggest global firms spend over ______ on CSR,and there are indications that they are reaping financial rewards from it.

Social entrepreneurship differs from other forms of entrepreneurship in that it gives higher priority to ______.

The combination of financial assistance such as grants with a high level of engagement by the funder is known as ______.

Microloans are small short-term loans given to people living in poverty that enables them to engage in entrepreneurship.

What is the ultimate goal of Audacious Project award winner The Bail Project?

Labor unions can be considered a stakeholder in the context of entrepreneurship.

Judge Holder has no power to influence and has no urgent claims,but she does have legitimacy by using her influence.Judge Holder is an example of a ______.

Social entrepreneurs use the fundamental principles of entrepreneurship to build businesses of economic and social value.

CSR helps address social issues but often does so at the expense of business issues.

Practicing Entrepreneurship

Activating an Entrepreneurial Mindset

Creating and Recognizing New Opportunities

Using Design Thinking

Building Business Models

Developing Your Customers

Testing and Experimenting With New Ideas

Supplement A: Financial Statements and Projections for Startups

Developing Networks and Building Teams

Supplement B: the Pitch Deck

Creating Revenue Models

Planning for Entrepreneurs

Anticipating Failure

Bootstrapping and Crowdfunding for Resources

Financing for Startups

Navigating Legal and Ip Issues

Engaging Customers Through Marketing

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Exam 16: Supporting Social Entrepreneurship

Female entrepreneurs in Vietnam,Panama,Qatar,Madagascar,Thailand,Angola,and Indonesia face which of the following?

The hybrid model of social entrepreneurship places emphasis on ______.

Stakeholders who hold no power to influence and no urgent claims but who have legitimacy are considered ______.

The GEM study focuses on the level of Total Entrepreneurial Activity (TEA)in different countries.In which of the following areas is TEA the lowest?

Venture philanthropy funding ______.

Janell has a sense of urgency and is legitimate,but she does not have the power to influence.She is passionate,and her passion usually attracts dominant stakeholders.Janell is an example of a ______.

In the context of social entrepreneurship,stakeholders are ______.

Earned-income activities are the sale of products or services that are used as a source of revenue generation.

Identify the key features of venture philanthropy.What is the goal of such funding? What,generally,do venture philanthropists look for and why?

Distinguish between corporate social responsibility and social entrepreneurship.

In enterprising nonprofits,______.

Today,the biggest global firms spend over ______ on CSR,and there are indications that they are reaping financial rewards from it.

Social entrepreneurship differs from other forms of entrepreneurship in that it gives higher priority to ______.

The combination of financial assistance such as grants with a high level of engagement by the funder is known as ______.

Microloans are small short-term loans given to people living in poverty that enables them to engage in entrepreneurship.

What is the ultimate goal of Audacious Project award winner The Bail Project?

Labor unions can be considered a stakeholder in the context of entrepreneurship.

Judge Holder has no power to influence and has no urgent claims,but she does have legitimacy by using her influence.Judge Holder is an example of a ______.

Social entrepreneurs use the fundamental principles of entrepreneurship to build businesses of economic and social value.

CSR helps address social issues but often does so at the expense of business issues.

Practicing Entrepreneurship

Activating an Entrepreneurial Mindset

Creating and Recognizing New Opportunities

Using Design Thinking

Building Business Models

Developing Your Customers

Testing and Experimenting With New Ideas

Supplement A: Financial Statements and Projections for Startups

Developing Networks and Building Teams

Supplement B: the Pitch Deck

Creating Revenue Models

Planning for Entrepreneurs

Anticipating Failure

Bootstrapping and Crowdfunding for Resources

Financing for Startups

Navigating Legal and Ip Issues

Engaging Customers Through Marketing

Filters