Entrepreneurship Quiz, GEI-3 EXP U2

Entrepreneurship often involves:

• Following established rules and avoiding risks.

• Innovation and taking calculated risks.

Reaching an agreement on a business plan could involve:

• Ignoring opposing viewpoints.

• Finding common ground and building on each other's ideas.

If someone disagrees with your approach, a good response might be:

• "You're wrong, my way is better."

• "I appreciate your perspective. Let's explore both options."

If you have doubts about a business idea, you could say:

• "No way, that will never work."

• "This is a great idea, but have you considered the potential challenges?"

When offering suggestions for improvement on a business idea:

• Focus on criticizing weaknesses.

• Offer constructive suggestions and potential solutions.

When brainstorming possibilities for a new business, it's best to:

• Shut down any ideas that seem unrealistic.

• Ask open-ended questions to explore different options.

Discussing entrepreneurship effectively involves:

• Dominating the conversation with your own ideas.

• Exploring possibilities, addressing concerns, and working together.

When defending your opinion on a business strategy, it's important to:

• Be argumentative and insist you're always right.

• Explain your reasoning and be open to discussion.

When talking about entrepreneurship, it's helpful to:

• Focus only on the risks and challenges.

• Maintain a positive and collaborative tone.

Effective communication in entrepreneurship includes:

• Using technical jargon that others might not understand.

• Being clear and concise in expressing your ideas.