Chapter 4 · Class 9 · CBSE Information Technology (402)
Employability: Entrepreneurial Skills – I
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Entrepreneurial Foundations and Business Types
- Entrepreneur Roles and Qualities
- Business Ideas and Planning
- Opportunity Spotting and Innovation
- Entrepreneurial Risk and Resilience
- Entrepreneurship Types and Career Paths
- Economic and Social Impact
Cheat sheet
Employability: Entrepreneurial Skills – I cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-BF20E7See the answer and solution
Which of the following best defines an entrepreneur?
- A.An individual who only works for a fixed monthly salary in a large corporation.
- B.A person who creates a new business, bears most of the risks, and enjoys most of the rewards.
- C.A government employee responsible for policy formulation.
- D.A person who strictly follows traditional methods without introducing any change.
- Question 2Q-899833See the answer and solution
What is the primary role of an entrepreneur in a country's economic development?
- A.Creating job opportunities and generating wealth
- B.Reducing consumer choices in the market
- C.Increasing national unemployment rates
- D.Eliminating the need for technological advancement
- Question 3Q-F20F17See the answer and solution
Which of the following is an example of a service-based business idea?
- A.Manufacturing plastic bottles
- B.Operating an IT consulting and repair firm
- C.Farming wheat and rice
- D.Weaving cotton fabric in a textile mill
- Question 4Q-05D6E3See the answer and solution
Distinguish between a salaried employee and an entrepreneur based on risk-taking.
- Question 5Q-BA7DA7See the answer and solution
Which of the following characteristics is most crucial for a successful entrepreneur when facing repeated business failures?
- A.Hesitation to take feedback
- B.Resilience and persistence
- C.Dependence on luck
- D.Resistance to innovation
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