Entrepreneurship for Kids Worksheet: Part 1 Test
Business tip (Idea to customer): Find the topic of the question first: habits, needs, problems, order, customers, research or USP. Use that lesson’s tip and read every option before you choose. For survey sums: percent = part ÷ whole × 100.
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- 1.🔎 Is this a problem or a solution idea: “juniors find maths hard”? (a) a problem (b) a solution idea
- 2.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) pets alone all day (b) a shade-cloth project (c) no healthy snack nearby (d) plants die in holidays
- 3.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) planning ahead (b) asking customers (c) blaming others (d) learning from mistakes
- 4.⚖️ An entrepreneur “takes a risk”. What does that mean? (a) someone else pays (b) nothing can go wrong (c) profit is guaranteed (d) money could be lost
- 5.Which of these is a want? (a) a warm blanket (b) soap (c) bus fare to school (d) a glitter pen set
- 6.Saanvi asked 50 people about maths help for juniors and 31 said yes. What percent said yes?
- 7.🚀 Rohan made 500 bookmarks before asking anyone. What went wrong? (a) nothing at all (b) he asked too many (c) he made too few (d) he skipped testing
- 8.🎯 Who is the main target customer for video-call help? (a) elderly people (b) pet owners (c) young children (d) gardeners
- 9.🛒 A family has little money. What should it buy first? (a) the wants (b) the needs (c) the costliest thing (d) the most fun thing
- 10.🚀 Starting a business: which comes first — improve from feedback or ask possible customers? (a) improve from feedback (b) ask possible customers
- 11.Which of these is a helpful habit for an entrepreneur? (a) ignoring complaints (b) trying small first (c) breaking promises (d) giving up after one try
- 12.🔍 Three of these are for the same customers. Which is the odd one out? (a) puppet shows (b) colouring sheets (c) cloth toys for cats (d) balloon animals
- 13.⭐ Is this a clear unique selling point (USP): “made from waste paper”? (a) a clear USP (b) not a USP
- 14.📋 Helpful or unhelpful research question: “Would you buy this at the school fair?” (a) a helpful question (b) an unhelpful question
- 15.👔 Who does this — an entrepreneur or an employee? Someone who starts a new business. (a) an entrepreneur (b) an employee
- 16.Which of these is an unhelpful habit for an entrepreneur? (a) planning ahead (b) asking customers (c) trying small first (d) ignoring complaints
- 17.🚀 Starting a business: which comes first — launch the business or improve from feedback? (a) launch the business (b) improve from feedback
- 18.⭐ Is this a clear unique selling point (USP): “a sugar-free recipe”? (a) a clear USP (b) not a USP
- 19.🚀 Starting a business: which comes first — do a quick survey or think of an idea? (a) do a quick survey (b) think of an idea
- 20.⭐ Two stalls sell lemonade. What helps you stand out? (a) a louder voice (b) a unique selling point (c) a rude sign (d) a higher price only
- 21.❄️ On a cold winter morning, which stall would most people want? (a) water guns (b) ice lollies (c) paper fans (d) hot drinks
- 22.True or false: “How often do you buy a snack at school?” is an unhelpful research question. (a) True (b) False
- 23.True or false: “maths help for juniors” is a problem people have. (a) True (b) False
- 24.🚀 Starting a business: which comes first — try out a sample or spot a problem? (a) try out a sample (b) spot a problem
- 25.🛍️ Why do businesses that meet needs often sell all year? (a) needs are always free (b) people always need them (c) nobody buys needs (d) needs are toys
- 26.🙋 Why is “You love my idea, right?” a poor research question? (a) it has a question mark (b) it is too short (c) it is too polite (d) it pushes for a yes
- 27.True or false: “delivered to your door” is not a unique selling point. (a) False (b) True
- 28.True or false: someone who owns the business — that is what an entrepreneur does. (a) False (b) True
- 29.🔍 Three of these are for the same customers. Which is the odd one out? (a) puppet shows (b) newspaper reading aloud (c) large-print calendars (d) video-call help
- 30.🪙 Your customers are Class 3 kids. Which price suits them? (a) no fixed price (b) a very high price (c) a secret price (d) a pocket-money price
- 31.True or false: “it is a product” is a clear unique selling point. (a) True (b) False
- 32.🎯 What should a good business idea solve? (a) only the owner’s boredom (b) a real problem or need (c) nothing at all (d) a made-up problem
- 33.🏪 Fair or unfair way to compete: lying about a rival? (a) an unfair way (b) a fair way to compete
- 34.True or false: “a shade-cloth project” is a solution idea. (a) True (b) False
- 35.🍎 Kids have no healthy snack near school. Which idea helps? (a) a sticker stall (b) a fried chips stall (c) a comic swap (d) a fruit-cup stall
- 36.True or false: “You love my idea, right?” is an unhelpful research question. (a) False (b) True
- 37.Ananya asked 50 people about a craft stall and 4 said yes. What percent said yes?
- 38.🗣️ Testers say your cupcakes are too sweet. What is the next step? (a) launch it as it is (b) raise the price (c) improve the recipe (d) stop listening
- 39.📋 Helpful or unhelpful research question: “What is your favourite cricket team?” (a) an unhelpful question (b) a helpful question
- 40.⭐ Is this a clear unique selling point (USP): “delivered to your door”? (a) not a USP (b) a clear USP
Answer key
- a problem
- a shade-cloth project
- blaming others
- money could be lost
- a glitter pen set
- 62
- he skipped testing
- elderly people
- the needs
- ask possible customers
- trying small first
- cloth toys for cats
- a clear USP
- a helpful question
- an entrepreneur
- ignoring complaints
- improve from feedback
- a clear USP
- think of an idea
- a unique selling point
- hot drinks
- False
- False
- spot a problem
- people always need them
- it pushes for a yes
- False
- True
- puppet shows
- a pocket-money price
- False
- a real problem or need
- an unfair way
- True
- a fruit-cup stall
- True
- 8
- improve the recipe
- an unhelpful question
- a clear USP
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