Question

1. Which of the following BEST described a business plan?
a. A gallery of photos that explains the location and
construction of the business
Awritten plan that is a description of all the aspects of the
business and includes the business's goals
c. A collection of plans that are combined from different
business and then analyzed and compared to your business
d. A list of guidelines that tell successful business's how to run
their company in order to make a profit.
2. What are the advantages of creating a business plan?
a. To secure financing
b. Allows the entrepreneur to focus on what they want to
accomplish
c. To set better objectives and benchmarks
d. All of the above
3. Who should prepare the business plan?
a. Anyone
c. Someone on the business
Forbi Entrepreneur a pu stakeholder only
4. What section of the business plan can we find the Proposed Name of
the Business, Address of the Business, Name of the Owner or
Owners, Description of the Business. Location of the Business,
Funding Requirement and Source?
a. Introduction
b. Organizational Plan
c. Production Plan
d. Operation Plan​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. b

2.d

3.c

4.c description of the business

5. not sure but i guess c

Answer 2

The correct answer is b. A written plan that is a description of all the aspects of the business and includes the business's goals, d. All of the above, c. Someone on the business Forbi Entrepreneur, d. Operation Plan​.

Explanation:

• A written plan that is a description of all the aspects of the business and includes the business's goals BEST described a business plan.
• To secure financing, Allows the entrepreneur to focus on what they want to accomplish, and To set better objectives and benchmarks are the advantages of creating a business plan.
• Someone on the business Forbi Entrepreneur should prepare the business plan.
• At Operation Plan​ section of the business plan can we find the Proposed Name of the Business, Address of the Business, Name of the Owner or Owners, Description of the Business. Location of the Business, Funding Requirement and Source