1. Indicate the correct option:

Statement A: an entrepreneur is a person that, after identifying a business

opportunity, takes a risk and converts it into business.

Statement B: An intrapreneur is a creative person with high initiative who is

interested in developing new projects within a company.

A. Statement A is true and Statement B is true.

B. Statement A is true and Statement B is false.

C. Statement A is false and statement B is true.

D. Statement A is false and Statement B is false.

2. Indicate the correct option:

A. Closed innovation is focused on finding successful ideas independently of

their source, both from inside and outside the company.

B. Closed innovation attempts to develop new innovations working and

boosting R&D within the company with the best possible professionals.

C. An innovation lab is an example of the development of an open innovation

proposal.

D. Options B and C are correct.

3. Indicate the incorrect option:

A. Knowledge creation and management in an organization is a way of

innovating and can constitute a source of competitive advantages.

B. Knowledge is the most valuable intangible asset in a company, and the

hardest to imitate.

C. Knowledge creation and management in an organization is part of the

traditional management model but does not imply the capacity to create a

competitive advantage.

D. Changing the companys innovation model requires changing not only the

innovation process itself, but also actions at a structural level, including

organizational culture, business model, technology, or the way of managing

intellectual property.

4. The implementation of an open innovation model does not mean:

A. Needing to take advantage of market opportunities.

B. Needing to take care of employees.

C. Needing an approach to research.

D. Needing to have the best employees in your own internal workforce.

5. The SECI model of knowledge:

A. Identifies two types of knowledge: tactical and explicit.

B. Identifies two types of knowledge: tacit and explicit.

C. Requires: A process of socialization, internalization, externalization, and

combination of knowledge.

D. Options B and C are correct.

6. The following is not a way of introducing knowledge in a company:

A. Learning-by-hiring.

B. Innovation scouts.

C. Not invented here.

D. Cross-licensing.

7. Choose the correct option:

Statement A: The creation of value in a company is not only linked to a good

management of the financial and operations areas.

Statement B: innovation labs are physical spaces in companies where ideas are

created and tested for potential.

A. Statement A is false and statement B is true.

B. Statement A is false and statement B is false.

C. Statement A is true and statement B is true.

D. Statement A is true and statement B is false.

8. Highlight the correct statement:

Statement A: Innovation focused on the target market.

Statement B: Innovation focused on the target market but new markets can be

developed.

A. Statement A references a characteristic of open innovation and Statement B

references a characteristic of closed innovation.

B. Statement A references a characteristic of open innovation and Statement B

references a characteristic of process innovation.

C. Statement A references a characteristic of closed innovation and Statement

B references a characteristic of open innovation.

D. Statement A references a characteristic of process innovation and Statement

B references a characteristic of closed innovation.

9. Highlight the correct statement. The possible partners in an innovation lab are:

A. State, regional or local authorities.

B. Company employees.

D. Citizens.

C. All options are correct.

10. Indicate which of the following statements respond to metrics to measure open

innovation in companies, according to OECD:

A. Financing type; public or private.

B. Financing sourced from external organizations.

C. Number of collaborating companies in innovation activities.

D. All the previous statements are true.

11. Indicate the correct option: For the legal protection of its formula, Coca-Cola uses:

A. A patent.

B. A utility model.

C. Industrial secret.

D. Commercial trademark.

12. The use of free content on the Internet is permitted as long as:

A. One of the copyleft references is used.

B. A copyright reference is used.

C. The authors reference is shown.

D. None of the above is correct.

13. The best form of financing for an innovative project in the development phase is:

A. Business angels.

B. Traditional banking.

C. The stock market.

D. Venture capital.

14. Indicate the correct option:

A. ICTS are long-term planning tools for developing new infrastructures

destined for investment.

B. EIBT means an innovative company with a technological base.

C. A geographic identifier is a distinctive sign used to signal the origin or

reputation of products.

D. All the above are true.

15. Indicate the correct option:

Statement A: The technology park is a place with advanced services where

companies are located, and which has formal or operational links with a university,

a research center or an institution of higher education.

Statement B: A spin-off is a company that is created with workers belonging to an

existing company who form a new company with which they maintain a business

relationship, or an entity with technological objectives.

A. Statement A is true and statement B is false.

B. Statement A is false and statement B is true.

C. Statement A is true and statement B is true.

D. Statement A is false and statement B is false.

16. Indicate the correct option:

Statement A: The granting of a license on a patent occurs when the owner of the

patent confers rights to use on a third party in return for payment.

Statement B: Assignment implies the sale and transfer of ownership of the

innovation to the assignee.

A. Statement A is true and statement B is false.

B. Statement A is false and statement B is false.

C. Statement A is true and statement B is true.

D. Statement A is false and statement B is true.

17. A patent is a legal form of protection for an invention that ensures a monopoly on

its exploitation for the owner for a period of:

A. 5 years, which can be extended to a maximum of 25.

B. The life of the author plus 70 years after their death.

C. A maximum of 10 years.

D. A maximum of 20 years.

18. This is a type of protection for two-dimensional objects.

A. Industrial design.

B. Utility model.

C. Technical drawing.

D. Industrial model.

19. An innovation manager is:

A. Responsible for structuring the project.

B. Connects possible financing programs, potentially interested companies and

research groups.

C. Responsible for encouraging the development of innovative ideas among

employees.

D. All the above are true.

20. An intermediary between authors and user, facilitating the publication of works

on the Internet, as well as their reproduction and distribution free of charge. What

is it?

A. Creative Commons.

B. Copyright.

C. Copyleft.

D. None of the above is correct.

21. CSR is understood as:

A. It is a synonym of BSR.

B. A concept that is applicable to any organization.

C. A concept that is only applicable to businesses.

D. A concept of mandatory compliance.

22. Indicate the incorrect option:

A. BSR and innovation are incompatible.

B. There is a relationship of complementarity between business social

responsibility and innovation.

C. Industrial clusters are a manifestation of the relationship between

innovation and BSR.

D. Responsible innovation is linked to the concept of destructive creation.

23. The type of innovation that has a positive impact on society and the environment

through the use of technology and without neglecting economic profitability is

called

A. Sustainable innovation.

B. Responsible innovation.

C. Social innovation.

D. It does not reference any type of innovation.

24. Creative destruction is a concept related to:

A. The alteration of business comfort zones by social needs and new

challenges that call for responses from different companies.

B. The need of a company to find new methods to stay in the market after

changes in a societys needs or demands.

C. A concept whose creation is attributed to Joseph Schumpeter.

D. All answers are correct.

25. The concept of industrial cluster is understood as:

A. A regional development model based on the consolidation of companies

that belong to the same industrial sector with the aim of promoting a

sustainable economic growth in the region.

B. Identified with the concept of industrial platforms, as clusters promote

industrial collaboration between different companies, entities and projects.

C. A and B are true.

D. None of the previous answers is true.

26. Inclusive business is not

A. Profitable.

B. A competitive business model.

C. The union of companies of different sizes with low income communities as

an instrument to improve competitiveness, reinforcing corporate image

through charity.

D. A business model with sustainable solutions.

27. Indicate which of the following statements responds to the purposes of social

innovation:

A. It resolves a social problem and is capable of self-sufficiency.

B. It responds to environmental, economic and social challenges.

C. It must be replicable.

D. All the previous statements are true.

28. Indicate which of the following factors does NOT influence corporate social

responsibility:

A. Political factors (power).

B. Environmental factors.

C. Ethical-moral factors.

D. Competitive factors.

29. The sources of social innovation can be found in:

A. Individuals.

B. Groups.

C. Organizations.

D. All the previous statements are true.

30. The objectives of sustainable development:

A. Have been accepted by at least 50 countries.

B. Are known as DG and their final objective is to end poverty globally.

C. Are included in the United Nations 2030 Agenda.

D. Are a clear example of corporate social responsibility measures