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1. What is venture capital? a) Money provided by banks to startups b) Money provided by investors to startups c) Money provided by the government to startups d) Money provided by customers to startups 2. Where does the money deployed by a VC firm usually come from? a) Startups b) Institutional investors, corporations, or wealthy individuals c) Government grants d) Banks 3. Why are banks hesitant to lend money to some startups? a) Lack of interest b) Lack of potential c) Percelved risk d) Lack of innovation 4.In the VC game, what is the typical ratio of startups that fail? a) 1 out of 4 b) 2 out of 4 c) 3 out of 4 d) 4 out of 4 5. What does a VC need to ensure as they evaluate projects? a) Minimal profits b) Enough profits to cover losses c) Quick returns d) Long-term stability 6. What is revenue? a) Money provided by banks to startups b) Money provided by investors to startups c) Money provided by the government to startups d) Money provided by customers to startups 7. Why do VCs love tech startups? a) They have lower risks b) They have the potential to reshape markets and scale quickly c) They are less innovative d) They require less investment 8.What is seed funding in the context of venture capital? a) Funding for global expansion b) Funding for marketing c) Early-stage funding to get the party going d) Funding for research and development 9. When does Series A funding typically occur? a) At the earlest stage b) When the company is ready for IPO c) When the company is making considerable revenue in select markets d) When the company is operating on a global scale 10.What is Series B funding for? a) Global expansion b) Establishing product and market fit c) Early-5tage development d) Marketing campaigns 11. What does IPO stand for? a) International Product Offering b) Initial Private Offering (c) Initial Public Offering d) International Profitable Operation 1. What is venture capital? a) Money provided by banks to startups b) Money provided by investors to startups c) Money provided by the government to startups d) Money provided by customers to startups 2. Where does the money deployed by a VC firm usually come from? a) Startups b) Institutional investors, corporations, or wealthy individuals c) Government grants d) Banks 3. Why are banks hesitant to lend money to some startups? a) Lack of interest b) Lack of potential c) Percelved risk d) Lack of innovation 4.In the VC game, what is the typical ratio of startups that fail? a) 1 out of 4 b) 2 out of 4 c) 3 out of 4 d) 4 out of 4 5. What does a VC need to ensure as they evaluate projects? a) Minimal profits b) Enough profits to cover losses c) Quick returns d) Long-term stability 6. What is revenue? a) Money provided by banks to startups b) Money provided by investors to startups c) Money provided by the government to startups d) Money provided by customers to startups 7. Why do vCs love tech startups? a) They have lower risks b) They have the potential to reshape markets and scale quickly c) They are less innovative d) They require less investment 8.What is seed funding in the context of venture capital? a) Funding for global expansion b) Funding for marketing c) Early-stage funding to get the party going d) Funding for research and development 9. When does Series A funding typically occur? a) At the earlest stage b) When the company is ready for IPO c) When the company is making considerable revenue in select markets d) When the company is operating on a global scale 10.What is Series B funding for? a) Global expansion b) Establishing product and market fit c) Early-stage development d) Marketing campaigns 11. What does IPO stand for? a) International Product Offering b) Initial Private Offering (c) Initial Public Offering d) International Profitable Operation