Riddle Quiz

1. TRUE OR FALSE.
The PEST (or PESTEL) analysis is a method or approach to identifying the internal factors that
affect a firm’s operations or ability to enter into a business market or industry. FALSE
2. The largest political factors affecting a business is the political factor according to the PESTEL analysis. This
includes analysis of ________, __________, and __________ political landscape.
(3 points) LOCAL, REGIONAL, NATIONAL
3. In selecting a criterion for the best supplier for a business, the terms of payment must be agreed upon both the
______ and ___________ to ensure long-term transaction and relationship.
(2 points) CONSUMER AND PRODUCER
4. This agency is responsible for collecting the country’s taxes, fees, and charges among its people. BIR
5. “Every problem is an opportunity in disguise.” These are the words of __________________. JOHN ADAMS
6. Before coming up with a new product or service in the future, find the ________ first to ensure success.
OPPORTUNITY
7. This type of government allows all individual in all levels to start a business, but they must follow the legal
process of doing it. DEMOCRATIC
8. Arrange the following from 1 to 4 to explain the correct sequence of entrepreneurial process. ( 4 points)
1_______a. OPPORTUNITY SPOTTING AND ASSESSMENT
4_______b. RUNNING THE BUSINESS
3_______c. DETERMINING THE CAPITAL NEEDED
2_______d. DEVELOPING A BUSINESS PLAN
9. TRUE OR FALSE. In doing an opportunity screening, it is best to understand that the selection will depend on the
entrepreneur’s internal intent and the external intent which will address the compelling needs of the target
market. TRUE
10. This type of invention must be protected by patent, a trade secret, or a copyright. BREAKTHROUGH INNOVATION
11. Under the 12Rs in opportunity screening, these criteria are said to be negative indicators; meaning the less of
them, the better. These are ___________ and ____________. RESOURCES REQUIRED and RISKS
12. In the enigmatic realm of business, we are the silent forces that propels success. Like a treasure map, my clues lie
in the careful allocation of what I have, and what I own. I am the elusive ____________. Yet, in the dance of
collaboration and shared values, I transcend the tangible, emerging as a guiding spirit shaping the soul of the
workplace, ____________ is the name. Surely, these two are meaningless without me for I am the bone, the
blueprint guiding every move, every decision, I am ______________.
All of us were named the same but our last names differ.
13. These are general business factors that occur inside the company and impact the way it does business. INTERNAL
FACTORS
14. I'm a quartet of clues, a riddle of insight for those who choose. Look within, and _______ you'll find, like a
fortress standing, in the market bind. ________ lurk, shadows in the light, pitfalls to avoid, hindrances to our
flight. __________ gleam, like treasures untold, waiting to be seized, turning silver to gold. ___________ loom, a
storm on the horizon's line, challenges to navigate, a test of strength and design. What am I, this strategic lore, a
four-fold guide to explore? STRENGTH, WEAKNESS, OPPORTUNITY, THREAT
15. These are general business factors that occur outside of the business and impact the way it can conduct
business. EXTERNAL FACTORS
16. Apart from the examples provided during the discussion provide two business line or companies that are
considered direct competitors.
__________________ and ____________________
17. A ___________ product is any alternative, replacement or endorsement of goods on the market. In other words,
it is a product or good that acts as a replacement or alternative to a more popular item without noticeably
affecting the composition or appearance.
18. Solve the Riddle for 5 points:
I'm not an insect, nor a distant bell,

Yet in my letters, secrets may dwell.
Statecraft, fiscal, a structured mix,

Human tapestry’s tales, like a complex fix.
The natures whispers, tales untold,
Justice’s architects, in my letters unfold.
What am I, this puzzle's core?

Letters hold the answer's lore.
AGAK CENTER
I'm a place where troubles find their cure,

In a quiet corner, you'll be sure.
Seek guidance, advice, or just a chat,
In my realm, worries fall flat.
LIBRARIAN:
Not a classroom but a haven of thought,

Find me here, where knowledge is sought.
Seek the guardian of stories, with keys in hand,
Which haven am I? Unravel and understand.
CANTEEN EXTENSION
In the realm of space, where growth is sown,

An extra limb, an area to be known.
Find the place that’s obviously seen
Only if you can, you will meet a teen.
DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE
Look for DANGER in red so bold

A message clear, a story to be told.
On fences, gates, or a metal cage,
See and look beside the captain’s stage.
MINI-FOREST
Snow White went there to look for mini and small

A pocket-sized haven for creatures to call
Canopy of shades, a world compressed,
Guess the place, where green is blessed.
Ms. JUAREZ
In the halls of learning, a bridge we find,
A connector of minds, both strong and kind.
With a role to play- a lioness, a liaison's art,
Bringing inside and outside heart to heart.
DANGER HIGH Voltage
MINI-FOREST
Ms. Juarez
Canteen Extension
AGAK center
Ms. Segarra
A. TRUE OR FALSE. The PEST (or
PESTEL) analysis is a method or approach
to identifying the internal factors that affect
a firm’s operations or ability to enter into a
business market or industry. (1)
B. The largest political factors affecting a

business is the political factor according to
the PESTEL analysis. This includes analysis
of (2) ________, (3)__________, and (4)
__________ political landscape.
C. In selecting a criterion for the best

supplier for a business, the terms of payment
must be agreed upon both the (5) ______
and (6) ___________ to ensure long-term
transaction and relationship.
FOR THE NEXT QUESTION DECIPHER THE CLUE:

Look for DANGER in red so bold
A message clear, a story to be told.
On fences, gates, or a metal cage,
See and look beside the captain’s stage.
D. This agency is responsible for collecting

the country’s taxes, fees, and charges among
its people. (7)
E. “Every problem is an opportunity in

disguise.” These are the words of (8)
__________________.
F. Before coming up with a new product or

service in the future, find the (9) ________
first to ensure success.
G. This type of government allows all

individual in all levels to start a business,
but they must follow the legal process of
doing it. (10)
H. Arrange the following from 1 to 4 to

explain the correct sequence of
entrepreneurial process.
_______(11) OPPORTUNITY SPOTTING AND
ASSESSMENT
_______(12) RUNNING THE BUSINESS
_______(13) DETERMINING THE
CAPITAL NEEDED
_______(14) DEVELOPING A BUSINESS
PLAN
I. TRUE OR FALSE. In doing an opportunity

screening, it is best to understand that the
selection will depend on the entrepreneur’s
internal intent and the external intent which
will address the compelling needs of the
target market. (15)

With a role to play — a lioness, a liaison's art,
J.These are general business factors that occur

outside of the business and impact the way it
can conduct business (16)
K. This type of invention must be protected by

patent, a trade secret, or a copyright. (17)
L. Under the 12Rs in opportunity screening,

these criteria are said to be negative indicators;
meaning the less of them, the better. These are
(18) ___________ and (19)____________.
M. These are general business factors that occur
inside the company and impact the way it does
business. (20)

Not a classroom but a haven of thought,
Find me here, where knowledge is sought.
Seek the guardian of stories, with keys in hand,
Which haven am I? Unravel and understand.
In the enigmatic realm of business, we are the silent forces
that propels success. Like a treasure map, my clues lie in the
careful allocation of what I have, and what I own. I am the
elusive (21) ____________. Yet, in the dance of
collaboration and shared values, I transcend the tangible,
emerging as a guiding spirit shaping the soul of the
workplace, (22) ____________ is the name. Surely, these
two are meaningless without me for I am the bone, the
blueprint guiding every move, every decision, I am (23)
______________.
All of us were named the same but our last names differ.
N. I'm a quartet of clues, a riddle of insight for those
who choose. Look within, and (24) _______ you'll find,
like a fortress standing, in the market bind. (25)
________ lurk, shadows in the light, pitfalls to avoid,
hindrances to our flight. (26) __________ gleam, like
treasures untold, waiting to be seized, turning silver to
gold. (27)___________ loom, a storm on the horizon's
line, challenges to navigate, a test of strength and design.
What am I, this strategic lore, a four-fold guide to
explore?

Only if you can, you’ll meet a teen..
P. Apart from the examples provided during the
discussion provide two business line or companies that
are considered direct competitors.
(28) _________________and (29) ______________
Q. A (30) ___________ product is any alternative,

replacement or endorsement of goods on the market.
In other words, it is a product or good that acts as a
replacement or alternative to a more popular item
without noticeably affecting the composition or
appearance.
18. Solve the Riddle for 5 points:
I'm not an insect, nor a distant bell,

Yet in my letters, secrets may dwell.
Statecraft, fiscal, a structured mix,

Human tapestry’s tales, like a complex fix.
The natures whispers, tales untold,
Justice’s architects, in my letters unfold.
What am I, this puzzle's core?

Letters hold the answer's lore.
Congratulations! 😊
Group 1 Group 1
Look for DANGER in red so bold Look for DANGER in red so bold
A message clear, a story to be told. A message clear, a story to be told.
On fences, gates, or a metal cage, On fences, gates, or a metal cage,
See and look beside the captain’s stage. See and look beside the captain’s stage.
Group 2
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Only if you can, you’ll meet a teen.
Group 5
Group 1 SET A.
Look for DANGER in red so bold 1. FALSE
A message clear, a story to be told. 2. LOCAL
On fences, gates, or a metal cage, 3. REGIONAL
See and look beside the captain’s stage. 4. NATIONAL
5. OWNER/ENTREPRENEUR
6. SUPPLIER
Group 2
Set B.
7. BIR
Group 3
Group 4
Only if you can, you’ll meet a teen.
Group 5
GROUP 1:
Relevance to the Content =
Teamwork and Collaboration =
Delivery =
Originality and Creativeness =
Audience Engagement =
Overall Impact = ________
GROUP 2:
Delivery =
GROUP 3:
Delivery =

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1. TRUE OR FALSE.

__________________ and ____________________

I'm not an insect, nor a distant bell,

Statecraft, fiscal, a structured mix,

What am I, this puzzle's core?

I'm a place where troubles find their cure,

Not a classroom but a haven of thought,

In the realm of space, where growth is sown,

DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE

Look for DANGER in red so bold

Snow White went there to look for mini and small

DANGER HIGH Voltage

B. The largest political factors affecting a

C. In selecting a criterion for the best

FOR THE NEXT QUESTION DECIPHER THE CLUE:

D. This agency is responsible for collecting

E. “Every problem is an opportunity in

F. Before coming up with a new product or

G. This type of government allows all

H. Arrange the following from 1 to 4 to

I. TRUE OR FALSE. In doing an opportunity

FOR THE NEXT QUESTION DECIPHER THE CLUE:

J.These are general business factors that occur

K. This type of invention must be protected by

L. Under the 12Rs in opportunity screening,

FOR THE NEXT QUESTION DECIPHER THE CLUE:

FOR THE NEXT QUESTION DECIPHER THE CLUE:

Q. A (30) ___________ product is any alternative,

I'm not an insect, nor a distant bell,

Statecraft, fiscal, a structured mix,

What am I, this puzzle's core?

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