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NCFE Business & Enterprise · Unit 1

Entrepreneurship quizzes

10 ready‑made quiz sets for Unit 1: Entrepreneurship, one for every lesson, in course order. Pick one, put it on the board and host it live — students answer on their own devices.

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Entrepreneurship introduces who starts businesses, why they do it and how they organise and run what they build. Students study entrepreneurial motives, skills and attributes, the financial and non-financial aims that give a firm direction, the legal structures and organisational shapes available, restructuring, and the stakeholders affected. For the NCFE Business and Enterprise exam these ideas supply the vocabulary and context for every later answer. The lessons build in order: the person, their purpose, the targets they set, the form the business takes and finally the groups it must satisfy.

Each set covers one lesson of Unit 1: Entrepreneurship in the NCFE Level 1/2 Technical Award in Business and Enterprise, with 20 multiple-choice questions on a timed countdown. Open a set to read its revision notes, host it straight away or save it to your library.

10 lesson sets in Unit 1: Entrepreneurship

  1. 20 questions

    1.1.1 Being an Entrepreneur

    This lesson introduces the entrepreneur as the person who spots a gap in the market, tests whether the idea…Key terms: Entrepreneur, Gap in the market, Viable

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    1.1.2 Entrepreneurial Motivators

    Why do people start businesses? This lesson sorts motives into financial, personal and social groups. It…Key terms: Financial motivator, Personal motivator, Social motivator

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    1.1.3 Entrepreneurial Skills and Attributes

    This lesson separates attributes, which are character traits, from skills, which can be learned. It applies…Key terms: Attribute, Skill, Self-starter

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    1.2.1 Reasons for Aims and Objectives

    This lesson explains why businesses set aims and objectives. An aim is a broad long-term goal, objectives…Key terms: Aim, Objective, Mission statement

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    1.2.2 Financial Aims and Objectives

    Financial aims are targets measured in money. This lesson covers revenue, costs, profit and margin, the…Key terms: Revenue, Profit margin, Cash flow

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    1.2.3 Non-Financial Aims and Objectives

    Not every aim is about money. This lesson looks at reputation, market share, sustainability, ethical…Key terms: Reputation, Market share, Sustainability

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    1.3.1 Legal Structures

    This lesson compares the main ways a UK business can be owned: sole trader, partnership, franchise, private…Key terms: Sole trader, Unlimited liability, Limited liability

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    1.3.2 Structural Characteristics

    Organisational structure describes how a business arranges its people into levels. This lesson explains tall…Key terms: Hierarchy, Chain of command, Span of control

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    1.3.3 Restructuring

    Businesses change their structure as they grow, merge or cut costs. This lesson covers delayering…Key terms: Restructuring, Delayering, Redundancy

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    1.4 Stakeholder Engagement

    A stakeholder is anyone affected by or interested in what a business does. This lesson sorts internal and…Key terms: Stakeholder, Internal stakeholder, External stakeholder

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Key terms in this unit