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Chapter 7 COMMERCE : Entrepreneurship — Online MCQ Test

COMMERCE · CLASS 12 INTER II YEAR · Andhra State Board

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Chapter 7 COMMERCE : Entrepreneurship — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Andhra State Board CLASS 12 INTER II YEAR COMMERCE — Chapter 7 COMMERCE : Entrepreneurship, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

The term 'Entrepreneur' is derived from which language?
  • A. Latin
  • B. French ✓
  • C. Greek
  • D. German
Answer: B. French
The term is derived from the French verb 'entreprendre', meaning to undertake.
Which of the following is considered a primary characteristic of an entrepreneur?
  • A. Risk aversion
  • B. Resistance to change
  • C. Innovation ✓
  • D. Strict adherence to routine
Answer: C. Innovation
Innovation is the hallmark of entrepreneurship as it involves creating new value or products.
Which of the following best describes the role of an entrepreneur in society?
  • A. Only maximizing personal profit
  • B. Creating employment and driving economic growth ✓
  • C. Replacing the government in resource distribution
  • D. Eliminating all forms of market competition
Answer: B. Creating employment and driving economic growth
Entrepreneurs act as engines of growth by creating jobs and contributing to GDP.
How does an entrepreneur differ from a traditional manager?
  • A. Managers own the business; entrepreneurs do not
  • B. Entrepreneurs focus on creation, while managers focus on operation ✓
  • C. Managers take high risks; entrepreneurs do not
  • D. There is no difference in their roles
Answer: B. Entrepreneurs focus on creation, while managers focus on operation
Entrepreneurs are proactive creators of ventures, whereas managers are primarily focused on maintaining existing operations.
Compare entrepreneurship and self-employment. Which statement is correct?
  • A. All self-employed people are entrepreneurs
  • B. Entrepreneurs focus on scalability and innovation, while self-employment is often task-based ✓
  • C. Self-employed individuals take more risks than entrepreneurs
  • D. Entrepreneurship does not require capital, but self-employment does
Answer: B. Entrepreneurs focus on scalability and innovation, while self-employment is often task-based
Entrepreneurship involves scaling and innovation, whereas self-employment is often restricted to individual income generation.

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