ENT209




Category: ENT209

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Kindly note that you will be presented with 50 questions randomized from the NOUN question bank. Make sure to take the quiz multiple times so you can get familiar with the questions and answers, as new questions are randomized in each attempt.

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ENT209

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1. The need for achievement theory was introduced by _____________

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2. According to the economist, ____ are the major drive for entrepreneurial activities

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3. The word "entreprendre" was coined from __________ word

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4. Entrepreneurship is a process of creating something new with value by devoting the necessary time and efforts. This was defined by; _______

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5. __________ defined an entrepreneur as an individual interested in solving practical and technical problem and is driven by a duty to achieve.

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6.
Hagen divided the personality dichotomy into two: ____  and ____________


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7. Entrepreneurial opportunities are found in a ____ if it is structured in a certain way

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8.
_____________ is an entrepreneur who adopts successful innovation introduced by other innovators


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9.
 ___, ____, _______ and ______ skills are expected to be possessed by an entrepreneur

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10. The connection of risk with entrepreneurship was developed in the ________ century

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11.  The classification of entrepreneurship based on scale of enterprises are;

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12. Entrepreneurship development in Nigeria became significant after________ war

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13. The key term of McClelland theory is __________

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14.
In the 20th century, the focus of entrepreneurship in economic development was through________


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15. The major highlight of Weber's contribution to entrepreneurship is _____________

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16. The entrepreneur is solely responsible for pulling resources, labour, materials and other assets together in order to make their value greater than before _______. This statement is applicable to ______ school of thought

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17.  _______are the one who are unhappy with the organization they worked with and decide to start a new venture.

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The opportunity based theory of entrepreneurship was propounded by ________ and __________


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19. The following are characteristics of an entrepreneur except;

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20.
Clarence Danhof classified entrepreneurs into ________, _______, ________, ______


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21. The access to resources by the founder/originator is an important predictor of opportunity-based entrepreneurship and new venture growth.

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22. _____ is an individual who recently arrived in a country and starts a business as a means of survival in the country.

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23.
What is the meaning of  NIDB?


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24.
What is the meaning of  BOI?


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25. There are three views of entrepreneurship

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26. __________ described an entrepreneur as one who possessed the arts and skills of creating new enterprises , a person who had exceptional insight into society's needs and was able to fulfill them

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27. Non-innovative personalities are as a result of up-bringing in the traditional authoritarian families

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28.
The social learning theory was developed by ___________ in _________ (year).


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29.  ________________ are individuals who do not have any business ownership experience in past but now, they own an independent business

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30. Max Weber theory suggests the belief system of Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam does not encourage entrepreneurship

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31. The book "essai sur la nature du commerce en general" was published by ____

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32.
__________ is well informed about the general economic condition and introduces changes which look more radical.

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33.  ____ is well informed about the general economic condition and introduces changes which look more radical.

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34.  -------- was a British economist who recognised an entrepreneur as central to economic theory in 1848

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35.  ____ are the ones who want to self-actualize themselves, want to achieve something they are capable of, just for the sake of independence and autonomy

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36. _____ entrepreneurs have a set of common connections and regular patterns of interaction among people sharing common migration experiences

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37.
What is the meaning of  SAP?


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38. To be an entrepreneur implies a discovery process

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39.  In the 20th century, the focus of entrepreneurship in economic development was through________

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40. The human capital entrepreneur theory comprises of two factors which are; __________

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41.
The book "essai sur la nature du commerce en general" was published by ____


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42.
The key term of McClelland theory is __________


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43.
The term entrepreneurship was first used by _________ 


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44.
The major objective for the centre for entrepreneurship development is ________ 


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45.  The term entrepreneurship was first used by ____

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46. ------------------ theory emphasizes the impact of religion on entrepreneurial development

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47.  Schumpeter believes that entrepreneurs are primarily motivated by an atavistic will to power

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48.
What is the meaning of  NERFUND?


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__________ are the ones who want to self-actualize themselves, want to achieve something they are capable of, just for the sake of independence and autonomy

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50.  ------------ identified the role of uncertainty and realized that it is uncertainty that makes the role of an entrepreneur very difficult and tedious.

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