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Singapore is very pro-enterprise and regulations are transparent and readily available online. What is the
1)
name of the multi-agency portal that serves Singapore’s business community?
a) ACE Startups
b) SME Portal
c) Bizfile
d) ACRA
Learner's answers:
SME Portal
While many agencies worked hand-in-hand to promote and support entrepreneurship ecosystem in
2)
Singapore, which agency is the main agency coordinating these efforts?
a) SPRING
b) IDA
c) NRF
d) MDA
e) IE Singapore
Learner's answers:
SPRING
Other than business registration information, SME Portal also provides industrial specific regulation
3)
information?
a) True
b) False
Learner's answers:
True
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4) Based on SPRING’s categorisation, a company with S$120 revenue and 50 workers is considered as a
a) Micro Enterprise
b) Small Enterprise
c) Medium Enterprise
d) Large Enterprise
e) Non-conclusive
Learner's answers:
Medium Enterprise
a) 48%
b) 67%
c) 80%
d) 99%
Learner's answers:
67%
a) 80%
b) 85%
c) 90%
d) 95%
e) 99%
Learner's answers:
99%
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7) Majority of the start-ups are considered as
a) Micro Enterprise
b) Small Enterprise
c) Medium Enterprise
d) Large Enterprise
e) Technology Enterprise
Learner's answers:
Micro Enterprise
Between 2003 to 2013, number of startups more than doubled. Which sector had the highest growth in
8)
startups?
a) Precision Engineering
c) Chemicals
d) Tourism
e) Info-communication Technology
Learner's answers:
Info-communication Technology
Centres of Innovation (COI) helps SMEs with technology consultancy and advice as well as helping in
9) innovation projects development. If a SME needs help in Supply Chain Management, which tertiary
institution hosted the COI that is best to provide assistant?
b) Republic Polytechnic
e) Singapore Polytechnic
Learner's answers:
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To help SMEs, there are 7 Centres of Innovation (COI) hosted in various tertiary institutions. Which
10)
institution hosted the Electronics COI?
b) Nanyang Polytechnic
e) Singapore Polytechnic
Learner's answers:
11) How many Startup Accelerators and Incubators are there in Singapore?
a) Less than 35
b) More than 50
c) Only 40
Learner's answers:
More than 50
12) With the success of LaunchPad at One-North, JTC created another LaunchPad in which location?
a) One-South
c) District 71
Learner's answers:
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13) Which of the statement(s) below is(are) true?
a) All Incubators provide growth capital through their pool of venture capitalists.
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15) As of May 2017, how many projects in Kickstarter had raised more than 10 million USD?
a) 1
b) 3
c) 5
d) 7
e) 9
Learner's answers:
5
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16) More than 3 billion USD had been raised under Kickstarter as of May 2017. What is Kickstarter?
a) Venture Capital
b) Accelerator
c) Incubator
d) Crowdfunding Platform
e) US Government Initiative
Learner's answers:
Crowdfunding Platform
In 2014 data provided by Kickstarter, Singapore was among the top 10 most number of backer in the world.
17)
Which other country(ies) was/were also in the top 10?
a) Japan
b) Korea
c) Hong Kong
Learner's answers:
Japan
Founded in 2005, Y Combinator is a top Accelerator from Mountain View that had investors fighting to
18)
invest in their startup at sky-high prices. Which of the following was a startup of Y Combinator?
a) GrabTaxi
b) Uber
c) Makeblock
d) Dropbox
e) Sphero
Learner's answers:
Dropbox
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In NTU, we started our own startup accelerator programme in 2009, looking to create a platform for young
19) budding entrepreneurs from Singapore. We envision a future full of innovative, tech-savvy and
entrepreneurial Singaporeans. What is the name of this accelerator programme?
a) Startup@SG
b) Ideasinc
c) Y Combinator
d) Techstar
e) NTU Entrepreneur
Learner's answers:
Ideasinc
Next Thing Co. produced a $9 computer and had a very successful launch in Kickstarter. They were a
20)
company under which Accelerator programme?
a) 500 Startups
b) Hax
c) Y Combinator
d) Techstar
e) AngelPad
Learner's answers:
500 Startups