1. What is the characteristic of entrepreneurship educators whose views and attitudes toward learning differ radically from traditional academic approaches?
A. They are faculty centric.
B. They do not prefer a work-in-progress philosophy of teaching.
C. They do believe that expertise, wisdom, and knowledge are housed solely in the faculty.
D. They are likely to see their role as mentors, coaches, and advocates for students.
2. Which aspect of franchising is associated with an area of dominant influence (ADI)?
A. Finance B. Training C. Purchasing D. Marketing
3. Which of the following statements is true of franchising?
A. It does not apply to international markets. B. It does not fit within the Timmons Model of entrepreneurship. C. It is based on partnership effort. D. It is a small-scale growth opportunity.