Please help me on these practice problems. Questions 1-5 is which company as listed below are in which business life cycle?

Questions 7- 18 are either True or False.

For uestions 1-5: Based ONLY on REVENUEGROWTH AND GROSS MARGIN TRENDS FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS, identify the lifecycle stage of the following companies: Mark A Stage 1; Mark B Stage 2; Mark C Stage 3; Mark D Stage4; Mark E Stage 5 1. Heathstream is in Stage of the Business Lifecycle. 2. Honeywell is in Stage of the Business Lifecycle 3. Apple is in Stage of the Business Lifecycle. 4. Google is in Stage of the Business Lifecycle Starbucks is in Stage of the Business Lifecycle. 5. A 6. MARK A. For the followin questions: Mark A True, Mark B False 7. A small business owner as defined by the SBA is anyone who owns a major equity stake in a company with fewer than 500 employees. 8. Most entrepreneurs are themselves inventors. 9. According to our class discussion, most entrepreneurs were, probably, born with many of the personal attributes required to be successful, but, also, probably, acquired these attributes early in life and through socialization. 10. Non-bank funding sources, like angels or VCs, expect entrepreneurs to demonstrate deep technical skills, but do not expect entrepreneurs to have high teamwork-related skills. 11. A typical Business Plan time horizon is, generally, ten years or more. 12. The two most difficult things for the entrepreneur in getting an idea transformed into an operating business is financing the venture and finding and retaining top-notch employees. 13. Most successful entrepreneurs tend to communicate in direct, informal ways. 14. A business proposal which is aimed at attracting prospective investors includes information about the new or expanding business, including the customer, market potential, and management, but, generally, does not include an exit strategy. 15. An "angel" is relatively well-known as a source of risk capital in the community, and often uses intermediaries like investment bankers to deal with those attempting to pitch their ideas. 16. Venture capitalists are like bankers in that they are organized as formal businesses, and are subject to the same state and federal regulations as banks, including the level of risks in their investments that they can undertake