, TESTBANK FOR Savvy Entrepreneurship, U.S 2nd Edition Litynski
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,Chapter 1
The Savvy Entrepreneur
Name:
Class:
Date:
Identify the small business owners as an entrepreneur
1. What primarily motivates lifestyle entrepreneurs?
A. A combination of profit potential and personal fulfillment
B. The need to generate maximum revenue
C. The desire to develop the next big technological breakthrough
D. The goal of franchising their business worldwide
2. Identify the lifestyle entrepreneur.
A. A scientist who patents a new medical device and licenses it to hospitals
B. A retiree who opens a bakery to share her passion for baking
C. A software developer who sells a startup to a major tech company
D. A venture capitalist who invests in multiple businesses for profit
Recognize entrepreneurial business opportunities
3. What defines an entrepreneurial opportunity?
A. A chance to sell a product at any cost
B. A situation in which a business can earn more than it costs to create the product
or service
C. Any idea that is creative and unique that entails costs
D. A market with no competitors
4. What is a key aspect of viewing processes through a disruptive lens?
A. Ignoring customer feedback
B. Simplifying a product for all demographics
C. Exploring how processes can be done faster or for less money
D. Expanding into established markets
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5. Which of these is a good question to consider when identifying new opportunities?
A. Can the process be done faster?
B. Can the process be done with less cost and more sales?
C. Are there more environmentally friendly resources?
D. All of these are good questions to ask.
6. According to Catherine Cote, entrepreneurial efforts should focus on:
A. large markets with established players
B. reducing production costs regardless of quality
C. competing in niche markets and uncharted territories
D. replacing existing businesses entirely
7. A "pain point" refers to:
A. the way a company makes money
B. a mistake made during product development
C. a process or system that causes recurring or persistent inconvenience
D. a competitor's weakness
8. Which of these is a feature of good entrepreneurial opportunities?
A. They directly challenge established companies with large market shares.
B. They focus on niche market opportunities.
C. They compete in new, uncharted territories.
D. Both B and C are features.
Create a business model that leads to profitability
9. What is a business model?
A. A description of a product's features
B. The way a company earns revenue and packages its offerings
C. A plan for eliminating competitors
D. A method to create viral marketing campaigns
10. A viable business endeavor must:
A. avoid any competition
B. create a solution with higher revenue than creation costs
C. include multiple employees
D. avoid considering time and equipment requirements
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11. Match each building block of the Business Model Canvas with the description that best
describes the purpose of that building block.
Key Partnerships A. The ways in which products/services are
Key Activities delivered to customers
Key Resources B. How you interact and connect with customers
Value Propositions C. People and businesses critical to the successful
Customer Relationships operation of the business
Channels D. Information about the fixed or variable
Customer Segments expenses needed to operate the business
Cost Structure E. The people, knowledge, and financial assets
Revenue Streams needed to operate the business
F Information about the source(s) of the money
received from sales of products/services
G. Group(s) the business targets with its
products/services
H. A description of the business’s products/
services and how the business solves customer
problems
I. The daily actions essential to running the
business
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Describe the mechanisms used in small business
12. Why is it important for businesses to keep reports and records?
A. To prepare for government audits
B. To track personal expenses
C. To store their products
D. To use for social media marketing
Exhibit the lifestyle of the small business entrepreneur
13. What is the central idea of Marjorie Perry's advice for entrepreneurs?
A. Creativity comes naturally and cannot be learned.
B. Persistence and personal growth are key to success.
C. Entrepreneurs should avoid rejection at all costs.
D. A good business should cater to everyone.
14. How does Perry suggest entrepreneurs should view milestones?
A. As unimportant distractions
B. As moments to reflect, celebrate, and reset for the next stage
C. As the ultimate measure of success
D. As opportunities to increase profit
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,Chapter 2
What’s in a (Business) Name?
Name:
Class:
Date:
Use best practices to develop a business name
1. What is one advantage of an eponymous business name?
A. It is highly descriptive of the business’s offerings.
B. It appeals to international markets.
C. It always uses initials for branding.
D. It is easy and ideal, especially in small towns.
2. What is a drawback of a descriptive business name?
A. It is difficult to pronounce.
B. It may not be ideal for marketing materials like company shirts and signs.
C. It doesn’t identify what the business does.
D. It is hard to remember.
3. What type of name uses initials or other abbreviations to represent a business?
A. Eponymous
B. Abstract
C. Acronym
D. Association
4. What is a characteristic of an acronym-based business name?
A. It works well once the brand is established.
B. It is always easy to remember, even for new brands.
C. It immediately indicates what the business does.
D. It often involves non-native words.
5. What is a key feature of an associative business name?
A. It uses a real name.
B. It links the name to a concept key to the brand.
C. It often includes parts of non-native language words.
D. It is constructed from abstract ideas.
6. What is true about an abstract name?
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A. It’s difficult to brand.
B. It links the name to a concept key to the brand.
C. It’s easy to brand.
D. It uses a real name.
Determine if a trademark name is necessary for a business
7. What must a business owner determine when filing a trademark?
A. The number of employees in the business
B. The appropriate industry or product class
C. The annual revenue of the business
D. The business's geographical location
8. Which international treaty simplifies trademark registration across multiple
countries?
A. Hague Agreement
B. Paris Convention
C. Madrid Protocol
D. Geneva Convention
9. What does the "TM" symbol represent?
A. A registered trademark
B. A pending copyright
C. A claimed trademark
D. An expired service mark
10. Which statement best describes a service mark (SM)?
A. It is a guarantee of copyright registration.
B. It’s the words or symbols that distinguish an organization's goods and
services from those of others.
C. It represents an international trademark.
D. It is an outdated version of the “TM” symbol.
11. A U.S. trademark protects a business name across national borders.
A. True
B. False
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12. Registering a trademark with the USPTO is necessary to claim ownership of a
brand.
A. True
B. False
13. The "TM" and "SM" symbols do not confirm official registration of a trademark.
A. True
B. False
Identify the difference between a trademark and a copyright
14. What must be pursued to protect a new method or process?
A. Patent
B. Trademark
C. Copyright
C. Service mark
15. Which of these is NOT protected under copyright?
A. A computer program
B. An oil painting
C. A mathematical formula
D. A blog post
16. What is the primary difference between a trademark and a copyright?
A. A trademark protects brands and products; a copyright protects creative
expressions.
B. A copyright protects products; a trademark protects creative expressions.
C. A trademark protects authors' works; a copyright protects brands.
D. Both protect the same things in different formats.
17. What is the easiest way to investigate copyright registration in the U.S.?
A. Visit trademark.gov.
B. Contact the USPTO directly.
C. Visit copyright.gov.
D. Consult a local attorney.
18. Copyrights protect any minimally creative expression that is tangible.
A. True
B. False
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19. A new baking method can be protected by copyright.
A. True
B. False
20. Registering a copyright makes it easier to enforce ownership rights.
A. True
B. False
Determine when to secure a DBA (doing business as) for
your business
21. What is one key reason to use a DBA in a sole proprietorship?
A. To secure a business loan
B. To distinguish personal finances from business operations
C. To avoid paying taxes
D. To establish an international trademark
22. Can an LLC operate under a DBA?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Only if it has multiple owners
D. Only in certain states
23. What is typically required to obtain a DBA?
A. A trademark registration with the USPTO
B. A visit to your county or state offices in person or online
C. Proof of business profitability
D. A lawyer’s approval
24. What determines how long a DBA can be used?
A. Federal law
B. The type of business entity
C. The state where the business operates
D. The profitability of the business
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Important Notes
The file includes the complete test bank, organized chapter by chapter.
A sample of selected pages has been provided for preview.
All available appendices and Excel files (if included in the original resources) are
provided.
We continuously update our files to ensure you receive the latest and most accurate
editions.
New editions are added regularly – stay connected for updates!
⚠️Note on Answer Keys: If the answer key is not included within the chapter
questions, you will find the complete answers and solutions at the end of each
chapter.
✅ Why Buy From Us?
📚 Complete & organized chapter-by-chapter – no missing content, no guessing.
⚡ Instant digital delivery – get your file the moment you pay, no waiting.
📅 Always up to date – we track new editions so you always get the latest version.
💬 Friendly support – real humans ready to help, anytime you need us.
🔒 Safe & secure – thousands of satisfied students trust us every semester.
🛡️Our Guarantees
💰 Money-Back Guarantee: Not satisfied? We offer a full refund – no questions asked.
🔄 Wrong File? No Problem: Contact us and we will replace it immediately with the
correct version, free of charge.
⏰ 24/7 Support: We are always here – reach out anytime and expect a fast response.
,Chapter 1
The Savvy Entrepreneur
Name:
Class:
Date:
Identify the small business owners as an entrepreneur
1. What primarily motivates lifestyle entrepreneurs?
A. A combination of profit potential and personal fulfillment
B. The need to generate maximum revenue
C. The desire to develop the next big technological breakthrough
D. The goal of franchising their business worldwide
2. Identify the lifestyle entrepreneur.
A. A scientist who patents a new medical device and licenses it to hospitals
B. A retiree who opens a bakery to share her passion for baking
C. A software developer who sells a startup to a major tech company
D. A venture capitalist who invests in multiple businesses for profit
Recognize entrepreneurial business opportunities
3. What defines an entrepreneurial opportunity?
A. A chance to sell a product at any cost
B. A situation in which a business can earn more than it costs to create the product
or service
C. Any idea that is creative and unique that entails costs
D. A market with no competitors
4. What is a key aspect of viewing processes through a disruptive lens?
A. Ignoring customer feedback
B. Simplifying a product for all demographics
C. Exploring how processes can be done faster or for less money
D. Expanding into established markets
Savvy Entrepreneurship Page 1 of 4
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5. Which of these is a good question to consider when identifying new opportunities?
A. Can the process be done faster?
B. Can the process be done with less cost and more sales?
C. Are there more environmentally friendly resources?
D. All of these are good questions to ask.
6. According to Catherine Cote, entrepreneurial efforts should focus on:
A. large markets with established players
B. reducing production costs regardless of quality
C. competing in niche markets and uncharted territories
D. replacing existing businesses entirely
7. A "pain point" refers to:
A. the way a company makes money
B. a mistake made during product development
C. a process or system that causes recurring or persistent inconvenience
D. a competitor's weakness
8. Which of these is a feature of good entrepreneurial opportunities?
A. They directly challenge established companies with large market shares.
B. They focus on niche market opportunities.
C. They compete in new, uncharted territories.
D. Both B and C are features.
Create a business model that leads to profitability
9. What is a business model?
A. A description of a product's features
B. The way a company earns revenue and packages its offerings
C. A plan for eliminating competitors
D. A method to create viral marketing campaigns
10. A viable business endeavor must:
A. avoid any competition
B. create a solution with higher revenue than creation costs
C. include multiple employees
D. avoid considering time and equipment requirements
Savvy Entrepreneurship Page 2 of 4
,Test Bank
11. Match each building block of the Business Model Canvas with the description that best
describes the purpose of that building block.
Key Partnerships A. The ways in which products/services are
Key Activities delivered to customers
Key Resources B. How you interact and connect with customers
Value Propositions C. People and businesses critical to the successful
Customer Relationships operation of the business
Channels D. Information about the fixed or variable
Customer Segments expenses needed to operate the business
Cost Structure E. The people, knowledge, and financial assets
Revenue Streams needed to operate the business
F Information about the source(s) of the money
received from sales of products/services
G. Group(s) the business targets with its
products/services
H. A description of the business’s products/
services and how the business solves customer
problems
I. The daily actions essential to running the
business
Savvy Entrepreneurship Page 3 of 4
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Describe the mechanisms used in small business
12. Why is it important for businesses to keep reports and records?
A. To prepare for government audits
B. To track personal expenses
C. To store their products
D. To use for social media marketing
Exhibit the lifestyle of the small business entrepreneur
13. What is the central idea of Marjorie Perry's advice for entrepreneurs?
A. Creativity comes naturally and cannot be learned.
B. Persistence and personal growth are key to success.
C. Entrepreneurs should avoid rejection at all costs.
D. A good business should cater to everyone.
14. How does Perry suggest entrepreneurs should view milestones?
A. As unimportant distractions
B. As moments to reflect, celebrate, and reset for the next stage
C. As the ultimate measure of success
D. As opportunities to increase profit
Savvy Entrepreneurship Page 4 of 4
,Chapter 2
What’s in a (Business) Name?
Name:
Class:
Date:
Use best practices to develop a business name
1. What is one advantage of an eponymous business name?
A. It is highly descriptive of the business’s offerings.
B. It appeals to international markets.
C. It always uses initials for branding.
D. It is easy and ideal, especially in small towns.
2. What is a drawback of a descriptive business name?
A. It is difficult to pronounce.
B. It may not be ideal for marketing materials like company shirts and signs.
C. It doesn’t identify what the business does.
D. It is hard to remember.
3. What type of name uses initials or other abbreviations to represent a business?
A. Eponymous
B. Abstract
C. Acronym
D. Association
4. What is a characteristic of an acronym-based business name?
A. It works well once the brand is established.
B. It is always easy to remember, even for new brands.
C. It immediately indicates what the business does.
D. It often involves non-native words.
5. What is a key feature of an associative business name?
A. It uses a real name.
B. It links the name to a concept key to the brand.
C. It often includes parts of non-native language words.
D. It is constructed from abstract ideas.
6. What is true about an abstract name?
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A. It’s difficult to brand.
B. It links the name to a concept key to the brand.
C. It’s easy to brand.
D. It uses a real name.
Determine if a trademark name is necessary for a business
7. What must a business owner determine when filing a trademark?
A. The number of employees in the business
B. The appropriate industry or product class
C. The annual revenue of the business
D. The business's geographical location
8. Which international treaty simplifies trademark registration across multiple
countries?
A. Hague Agreement
B. Paris Convention
C. Madrid Protocol
D. Geneva Convention
9. What does the "TM" symbol represent?
A. A registered trademark
B. A pending copyright
C. A claimed trademark
D. An expired service mark
10. Which statement best describes a service mark (SM)?
A. It is a guarantee of copyright registration.
B. It’s the words or symbols that distinguish an organization's goods and
services from those of others.
C. It represents an international trademark.
D. It is an outdated version of the “TM” symbol.
11. A U.S. trademark protects a business name across national borders.
A. True
B. False
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12. Registering a trademark with the USPTO is necessary to claim ownership of a
brand.
A. True
B. False
13. The "TM" and "SM" symbols do not confirm official registration of a trademark.
A. True
B. False
Identify the difference between a trademark and a copyright
14. What must be pursued to protect a new method or process?
A. Patent
B. Trademark
C. Copyright
C. Service mark
15. Which of these is NOT protected under copyright?
A. A computer program
B. An oil painting
C. A mathematical formula
D. A blog post
16. What is the primary difference between a trademark and a copyright?
A. A trademark protects brands and products; a copyright protects creative
expressions.
B. A copyright protects products; a trademark protects creative expressions.
C. A trademark protects authors' works; a copyright protects brands.
D. Both protect the same things in different formats.
17. What is the easiest way to investigate copyright registration in the U.S.?
A. Visit trademark.gov.
B. Contact the USPTO directly.
C. Visit copyright.gov.
D. Consult a local attorney.
18. Copyrights protect any minimally creative expression that is tangible.
A. True
B. False
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19. A new baking method can be protected by copyright.
A. True
B. False
20. Registering a copyright makes it easier to enforce ownership rights.
A. True
B. False
Determine when to secure a DBA (doing business as) for
your business
21. What is one key reason to use a DBA in a sole proprietorship?
A. To secure a business loan
B. To distinguish personal finances from business operations
C. To avoid paying taxes
D. To establish an international trademark
22. Can an LLC operate under a DBA?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Only if it has multiple owners
D. Only in certain states
23. What is typically required to obtain a DBA?
A. A trademark registration with the USPTO
B. A visit to your county or state offices in person or online
C. Proof of business profitability
D. A lawyer’s approval
24. What determines how long a DBA can be used?
A. Federal law
B. The type of business entity
C. The state where the business operates
D. The profitability of the business
Savvy Entrepreneurship Page 4 of 5
