CAPE Entrepreneurship Unit 1 · 2017 · Paper 2
18 questions and parts from this paper. Open one to see it in full, then practise it on Quelpr and get it marked against the mark scheme.
- 1(a)3 marksUsing evidence from the case, explain why Ikeela would be considered a strategic thinker.
- 1(b)3 marksIdentify from the case THREE other characteristics of an entrepreneur displayed by Ikeela.
- 1(c)9 marksExplain any THREE factors that Ikeela should consider if she wants to be successful in her business.
- 2(a)9 marksFrom the case, explain THREE myths of entrepreneurship that Damien should be aware of when carrying out his venture.
- 2(b)4 marksList FOUR types of entrepreneurs.
- 2(c)2 marksOutline the type of entrepreneur which would BEST describe Damien if he started a business immediately after graduation.
- 3(a)9 marksExplain why it is important for Pedro to secure marketing, sales and management expertise.
- 3(b)4 marksOutline from the case the TWO sources from which Pedro can access capital for his farm.
- 3(c)2 marksIdentify TWO sources of business concepts that Pedro can use to help him focus on what the business will offer in the fishing industry.
- 4(a)2 marksIdentify from the case TWO sources of opportunities for this venture.
- 4(b)4 marksOutline TWO sources of opportunities which are not mentioned in the case.
- 4(c)9 marksExplain why Villete would think it was important to pay back resource providers, reinvest in the venture and eventually expand and grow the business.
- 5(a)3 marksState THREE sources of innovation which are implied in the case.
- 5(b)8 marksExplain why EACH of the THREE sources stated in (a) are considered sources of innovation.
- 5(c)4 marksOutline the importance of EACH of the following: - Providing incentives for innovation - Implementing good internal policy
- 6(a)4 marksFrom the case, outline the TWO core innovation concepts that Freida was most interested in applying.
- 6(b)9 marksExplain the terms 'branding', 'copyrights' and 'patents'.
- 6(c)2 marksState TWO other ways NOT mentioned in (b) by which Freida could protect her ideas or innovations.