SHS Social Studies · Year 1
Entrepreneurship, Workplace Culture and Productivity practice questions
The importance of entrepreneurship to personal development, and the similarities and differences with self-employment.
20 questions in this topic: 4 recall, 11 applying skills and concepts, 4 strategic thinking and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
Sample questions
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- Question 1Strategic thinking
How, according to this section, could starting a business help someone like Adoma grow personally?
- aBy helping her build self-confidence, learn new skills, and gain independence through facing real challenges and decisions
- bBy guaranteeing she will never face any financial risk
- cBy requiring her to give up all her existing skills and start over completely
- dBy ensuring she works fewer hours than in a regular job
- Question 2Strategic thinking
How does self-employment typically differ from entrepreneurship in terms of work-life balance?
- aSelf-employed people often have better control over their work-life balance since they can set their own hours, while entrepreneurs usually work long hours managing growth
- bEntrepreneurs always have significantly more free time than self-employed people
- cSelf-employed people are legally prohibited from setting their own schedules
- dNeither group experiences any difference in work-life balance
- Question 3Recall
Self-employment is best described as
- aworking for oneself instead of for someone else or a company, based on one's own skills and talents
- bworking exclusively for the government in a public sector role
- cmanaging a large corporation with thousands of shareholders
- dreceiving a fixed salary from a private employer
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