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Chapter 5: Writing the Winning Business Plan
True/False
- The main purpose of writing a business plan is to test the viability of the business idea and set a path for the entrepreneur to follow.
- A business plan allows for bank loans and investors to gain insight into the business idea and determine the financial requirements.
- A business plan is a 45 to 60 page written document that describes where a business is heading and how it hopes to achieve its goals and objectives.
- The single most important reason for preparing a business plan is to secure needed human resources.
- A business plan is a first attempt at controlling entrepreneurial life.
- Writing a business plan guarantees that problems do not come up.
- Research finds that it will take at least three hundred hours of dedicated effort to produce a good plan.
- The marketing and sales strategy section of the business plan describes how the business will implement the marketing plan to achieve expected sales performance.
- To protect the human resource talent and competitive positioning, the management team’s talents and skills should not be detailed in the management team section of the business plan.
- Fortunately, the financial plan is the most flexible part of a business plan in terms of format.
Short Answer / Fill in the Blank
- A(n) ________ serves as a blueprint for building a company.
- An entrepreneur should use a(n) ________ business plan when he or she needs to describe the business in detail to attract potential investors, strategic partners, or buyers.
- A(n) _________ is a two-to-five page document that contains the most important information about the business and its direction.
- _______ pricing is when the business sells the products or services based on demand or whatever the market will bear.
- ________ are individuals who buy products, often overseas, directly from the distributor and sell them to retailers or end users.
- The term _______ is used to describe when products and services are sold through a web site or through Internet partner alliances.
- ________ most often reflects at least quarterly performance for the first year.
- The _______ should reflect the company’s financial position at its inception.
- The funds required and uses section of the business plan should describe how much _______ is required to finance the business, where these funds will be spent, and when they will be needed.
- A business plan may fail because the _______ is unclear, not concise, and not specifically targeted to the intended audience.
Multiple Choice
- The business plan’s primary purpose is to:
- develop new applications.
- guide the entrepreneur.
- avoid competition.
- provide a historical perspective of the venture.
- Which of the following is not one of the ways that the business plan will determine if the business has a chance of becoming successful?
- Decrease the likelihood of the venture’s success.
- Test the feasibility of the business concept.
- Attract bank loans and investors.
- Improve your business planning process to become more manageable and effective.
- How long is a typical business plan?
- 45-50 pages
- 25-40 pages
- 60-80 pages
- 20-22 pages
- Which of the following is not one of the three essential reasons to prepare a business plan?
- Entrepreneurs reap benefits from the planning activity itself.
- The plan provides a basis for measuring actual performance against expected
- performance.
- The plan acts as a vehicle for communicating to others what it is that the business
- is trying to accomplish.
- The plan is to attract competitors’ action.
- Which of the following is the first step in the process to write the business plan?
- Draft the Outline
- Review the Outline
- Draft the Plan
- Identify the Objectives
- Which of the following is the third step in the process to write the business plan?
- Draft the Outline
- Review the Outline
- Draft the Plan
- Identify the Objectives
- Detailed support for any assumptions and assertions made in the business plan should be available in what stage of writing the business plan?
- Draft the Outline
- Review the Outline
- Draft the Plan
- Identify the Objectives
- Which of the following is the fourth step in the process to write the business plan?
- Draft the Outline
- Review the Outline
- Draft the Plan
- Have the Plan Reviewed and Updated
- Which of the following is not part of the executive summary?
- Business Concept
- Financial Features
- Success Factors
- Temporary Position
- An entrepreneur should use a(n) _____ when he or she needs to describe the business in detail to attract potential investors, strategic partners, or buyers.
- executive summary plan
- full business plan
- action plan
- target plan
- A document the management team uses to implement the plan is called the:
- Executive summary plan
- Full business plan
- Action plan
- Target plan
- The business plan should be read by:
- The key employees of the venture.
- Banks.
- Potential customers.
- A and B only.
- Which of the following is NOT addressed in the business plan?
- Target customer
- Competition
- Market constraints
- Government’s role
- The purpose of the title page is:
- to provide contact information about the company.
- Indicate the length of the plan.
- Questionable, especially to investors.
- Both A and B.
- How long should the executive summary be?
- One page
- Four to six pages
- Two to three pages
- 8-10 pages
- Writing the overview of the company, industry, products, and services addresses all of the following questions except:
- What is the business?
- How much money will the business bring in?
- What customers will it serve?
- Where is it located, and where will it do business?
- Which marketing section should define how the business will use its marketing tools?
- Market Opportunity
- Competition
- Marketing Strategy
- Sales Forecasts
- Which marketing section presents financial projections in the financial section of a business plan?
- Sales Forecasts
- Market Research
- Support Material
- Competition
- Which type of pricing includes all costs, both fixed and variable, and a profit percentage is added on?
- Demand Pricing
- Competitive Pricing
- Markup Pricing
- Cost-Plus Pricing
- Which type of pricing is where the company enters a market where there is an established price and where it is difficult to differentiate one product from another?
- Value Pricing
- Competitive Pricing
- Markup Pricing
- Cost-Plus Pricing
- In the operations section of the business plan, all of the following are included except:
- Maintenance and Support
- Manufacturing
- Marketing
- Product/Service Development
- Which section of the business plan should formulate a credible, comprehensive set of projections reflecting the business’s anticipated financial performance?
- Financial plan
- Operations section
- Marketing analysis section
- Marketing and sales strategy section
- All of the following information should be presented in the financial plan except:
- Project income statements
- Projected cash flow statements
- Competitor’s balance sheet
- Other financial projections
- Which section of the business plan describes how much money is required to finance the business, where these funds will be spent, and when they will be needed?
- Operations section
- Marketing analysis section
- Funds required and uses
- Management plan
- All of the following are typical exhibits except:
- Market potential
- Process flow
- Detailed financials
- Working capital
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