The three basic ways to start a business are to

$($A$)$ analyze the competition, buy a building, or join a professional association.

$($B$)$ buy an existing business, buy a franchise, or start a business from scratch.

$($C$)$ work for your parents, get ideas from friends, or join a chamber of commerce.

$($D$)$ buy a building, get ideas from friends, or join a professional association.

$2.$ The first part of the financial plan is a thorough analysis of

$($A$)$ anticipated profits.

$($B$)$ anticipated sales.

$($C$)$ profit and loss statements.

$($D$)$ start$-$up costs.

$3.$ The process of learning from a skilled professional, such as a chef, is called

$($A$)$ an apprenticeship.

$($B$)$ distance learning.

$($C$)$ an internship.

$($D$)$ tech prep.

$4.$ A is a series of related jobs at different training and education levels.

$($A$)$ job shadowing experience

$($B$)$ career goal

$($C$)$ career ladder

$($D$)$ career plan