All of the following are advantages of scaling up in social entrepreneurship EXCEPT:

• A) Increased costs and complexities
• B) Reaching new markets
• C) Achieving mission accomplishment
• D) Maximizing profit

Corporate social responsibility aims to create balance among economic, environmental, and social obligations. This is known as:

• A) Triple-Sustainability Approach
• B) Triple-Top-Line Approach
• C) Triple-Bottom-Line Approach
• D) Triple-Marketing Approach

Which industry need to show steady income from fees in order to be "bankable"?

• A) Non-asset-based sectors
• B) Asset-based sectors
• C) Non-profit based sectors
• D) Hard assets sectors

What is a significant disadvantage of the sole proprietorship structure for for-profit ventures?

• A) Relatively easy
• B) Sole liability
• C) Single owner
• D) Inexpensive

The support of the community is considered a:

• A) Social orientation
• B) Social development
• C) Social opportunity
• D) Social planning

Which of the following is considered to be an active ownership strategy in impact investing?

• A) Voting
• B) Granting
• C) Trading
• D) Diversifying

Who introduced and developed the concept of triple bottom line?

• A) Longenecker
• B) R. K Merton
• C) Elkington
• D) Karl Marx

What kind of nonprofit-nonprofit hybrid structure enables several nonprofits to combine resources and maximize mission accomplishment?

• A) Cooperative
• B) Subsidiary
• C) Merger
• D) Consortium

Acumen Fund a global non-profit organization operates in all of the following locations EXCEPT:

• A) East Africa
• B) India
• C) Pakistan
• D) South America

“Good intentions without rigorous analysis and smart strategy lead to a waste of scarce resources” who stated?

• A) Miller & Judge
• B) Honig & Sherman
• C) Timmons & Spinelli
• D) Brock & Ashoka

Which of the following is NOT the major reasons of new social ventures to embrace planning?

• A) Acceptability for change
• B) Meaningful direction
• C) Increased sustainability
• D) Vague objectives

What problems can occur as a result of the distribution of blended value across public, charity, and private-sector players?

• A) Market signals
• B) Flow of capital
• C) Hybrid structures
• D) Subsidies

Greyston Bakery located in New York is an example of which among the following organizational structure for social entrepreneurship?

• A) Nonprofit-nonprofit partnership
• B) For profit with nonprofit subsidiaries
• C) Nonprofit with for profit subsidiaries
• D) Nonprofit with nonprofit subsidiary

Which one of the following institution in hybrid transactions may co-invest alongside private investors and philanthropists?

• A) Draper Richards Foundation
• B) International Finance Corporation (IFC)
• C) Skoll
• D) Ashoka

In what ways do social entrepreneurs compete in the market?

• A) Unorthodox methods
• B) Head-to-head competition
• C) Market research analysis
• D) Traditional marketing strategies

The process where a person in a social venture sets initial action strategies to begin accomplishing their goals is called:

• A) Social action
• B) Evaluating
• C) Envisioning
• D) Formulating

Companies can help social entrepreneurs by giving funds through their corporate foundations or by:

• A) Operating divisions
• B) Social operations
• C) Grameen microfinance bank
• D) Small-scale programs

SROI stands for:

• A) Social Return on Investment
• B) Social Return on Invention
• C) Social Reserves on Investment
• D) Social Return on Innovation

Formally establishing an organizational structure is called:

• A) Sustainability
• B) Envisioning
• C) Taking action
• D) Alignment

Which of the following dimension refers to how rampant is the social problem or need in society?

• A) Prevalence
• B) Radicalness
• C) Accessibility
• D) Relevance