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Business Plan Assessment Quiz

The document contains a 17 question multiple choice assessment about business plans, sources of capital, venture capital, angel investors, and the differences between feasibility studies and business plans. The assessment questions cover topics such as the importance of business plans, the definition of venture capitalists, characteristics of equity capital, and risks of working with angel investors.

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4/28/23, 11:17 PM 4th Module Assessment

Dashboard / My courses / Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship (ENTR301)-Semester IV

/ Module IV Business Plan and Sources of Capital / 4th Module Assessment

Question 1

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A business plan is important for all of the following reasons EXCEPT-

a. A business plan forces a firm's founders to systematically think through each aspect of their new venture.
b. a business plan is a selling document that enables a company to present itself to potential suppliers and
business partners
c. A business plan provides an investor with something to react to
d. A business plan provides lenders and investors assurance that they will earn a decent return.
Clear my choice

Question 2

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Why is the executive summary perhaps the most important section of the business plan?

a. This section of the plan provides in-depth discussion of the major trends in the industry in which the firm intends
to compete.
b. If this section of the plan fails to attract an investor's interest, he or she is unlikely to read the remainder of the
plan.
c. This section of the plan summarizes the firm's key executives
d. This section of the plan deals with the day-to-day operations of the company
Clear my choice

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Question 3

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Which among these is a money manager who is involved in making risk investments from equity capital with the
objective of gaining better returns?

a. Entrepreneur
b. Businessperson
c. Buyer
d. Venture capitalist
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Question 4

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_____________ provides a blueprint of actions to be taken in future

a. Business idea
b. Business Plan
c. Feasibility study
d. Idea evaluation
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Question 5

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IFCI stands for_____________.

a. Industrial finance corporation of India


b. Institutional finance corporation of India
c. Industrial funding corporation of India.
d. Indian finance corporation and institution.
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Question 6

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Which one of the following is not the fund based business of Commercial banks

a. Overdraft facility
b. Acceptance of deposits
c. Issuance of Letters of credit
d. RTGS/NEFT transactions
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Question 7

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What is an angel investor?

a. A person who makes a donation to a start-up business


b. A person who anonymously makes a contribution to a good cause
c. A person who invests in high-profile, existing businesses
d. A person who has resources to invest in a new start-up
Clear my choice

Question 8

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Ownership capital is also known as?

a. Debt
b. Equity
c. Loan
d. Mortgage
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Question 9

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What should be the main worry of a entrepreneur who asks for capital in exchange for equity shares in their venture?

a. Valuation
b. Control
c. Capitalisation
d. Legal formalities
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Question 10

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Which of the following is not a characteristic feature of Venture capital firms

a. Funding just one or a small number of firms.


b. Holding equity in the firms that are funded.
c. Having a long-term investment horizon
d. Providing advice and assistance to the firms that are funded
Clear my choice

Question 11

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What is one way angel investors vary from venture capitalists?

a. Angel investors can be more flexible and adaptable


b. An angel investor does not expect a return on investment
c. Angel investors do less due diligence
d. An angel investor invests more than venture capitalists
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Question 12

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______________ is a form of financing especially for funding high technology, high risk and perceived high reward projects

a. Fixed capital
b. Current capital
c. Seed capital
d. Venture capital
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Question 13

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Why do entrepreneurs need VC (venture capital)?

a. because they're in their early stage and need cash to invest


b. because they are too small or risky for banks to give them loans
c. because they do not have access to capital markets
d. because most startup founders don't know how to approach traditional banks
Clear my choice

Question 14

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____________ is a written summary of various elements involved in starting a new enterprise of how the business will
organise its resources to meet its goals and how it will measure the progress

a. Business idea
b. Feasibility study
c. Business Plan
d. Idea evaluation
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Question 15

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What is a risk of working with an angel investor?

a. They might be more personally involved in the business than the entrepreneur wants
b. They might not care about the business or their return
c. They might not give the money they agreed to
d. They might steal the business idea
Clear my choice

Question 16

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____________ is carried out to know if the business is worth the time, effort and resources while __________ is made up of
mostly tactics and strategies to be implemented in order to grow the business.

a. Business Plan, feasibility study


b. Feasibility study, business plan
c. Business idea, business plan
d. Feasibility study business idea
Clear my choice

Question 17

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What is a business plan?

a. Written document that only outlines the business practices of the new business.
b. Written document that describes the financial aspects of the business.
c. Written document that only describes the ownership of the business.
d. Written document that describes all the steps necessary for opening and operating a successful business
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A feasibility study plays a critical role in the business planning process by evaluating whether a business idea is viable and worth pursuing, factoring in time, effort, and resources. It assesses the realistic potential for success and helps determine whether the business should proceed to the next stages of planning and execution .

A business plan outlines the tactics and strategies for future action and lays the framework for organizing resources effectively to meet business goals. In contrast, a feasibility study assesses whether the business idea is worth pursuing in terms of time, effort, and resources, focusing more on the viability than the logistics of operations .

A potential downside of working with an angel investor is that they might be more personally involved in the business than the entrepreneur desires. This involvement can lead to conflicts over strategic decisions if the investor's vision does not align with that of the entrepreneur, possibly hindering the business's growth trajectory .

Entrepreneurs often seek venture capital funding because their businesses are perceived as too small or risky for traditional banks, which prioritize lending to entities with established credit histories and collateral. Venture capitalists, however, specialize in assessing and investing in high-risk startups with potential for substantial returns .

Venture capital firms hold a long-term investment horizon because startup investments typically require time to mature before yielding significant returns. These firms focus not only on funding but also on nurturing businesses through advice and resources, positioning them for future growth and profitability .

Entrepreneurs may worry about losing control when seeking equity financing because it often involves giving up a portion of ownership in exchange for capital. This can lead to investors having a say in business decisions, potentially affecting the original vision and decision-making autonomy of the founders .

The executive summary is the most critical section because it serves as the initial point of engagement for investors. If it fails to capture their interest, they are unlikely to continue reading the rest of the plan. This section should concisely convey the business opportunity and its potential, making a compelling case for investment .

A key characteristic that differentiates angel investors from venture capitalists is their flexibility and adaptability. Angel investors, typically investing personal funds, can be more adaptable to the unique needs of the startup, often investing at earlier stages with less formal processes compared to the structured and strategic approach of venture capitalists .

A venture capitalist is distinguishable from other investors by their focus on making risk investments from equity capital with the objective of gaining better returns, particularly in innovative or high-growth potential firms. Unlike traditional businesspeople or buyers, venture capitalists are specialized in supporting burgeoning ventures that might be too risky for other investors .

A business plan does not assure lenders and investors of a decent return because its primary role is to present a comprehensive overview of the business, including strategies and logistics, but it cannot predict or guarantee future financial outcomes. The assurance of returns depends on the market conditions and the effectiveness of execution of the plan .

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