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Unit 7-Feasibility Study

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 38mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not the purpose of Feasibility Study?

a)

Provide quality information for decision making

b)

Establish market trends

c)

Give focus to the project and outline alternatives

d)

Specify business alternatives

2.

Which of the following is included in the composition of feasibility study?

a)

Financial Feasibility Study

b)

Demographic Feasibility Study

c)

Physical Feasibility Study

d)

Resources Feasibility Study

3.

Which of the following is not true about Target Market?

a)

Can be individuals, households, business organizations local as well as international and government organizations

b)

The group of customers with needs and wants that can be satisfied by the business through the supply of product/service.

c)

Involve determining who are the customers the business wishes to serve

d)

Participate as representative in Feasibility Study

4.

Which of the following is among the aspects of technical feasibility study?

a)

Demand

b)

Location

c)

Security

d)

Instruction

5.

Which of the following is not the expectation of a A feasible or viable event idea?

a)

Withstand the risks it will encounter

b)

Generate adequate cash flow and profits

c)

Remain viable in short period

d)

Meet the goals of the founders

6.

1) ________ is the process of determining whether an event idea is viable.

a)

A) Feasibility analysis

b)

B) Opportunity recognition

c)

C) Viability analysis

d)

D) Achievability analysis

e)

E) Scenario analysis

7.

10) ________ feasibility analysis is a quick financial assessment of the viability of an event idea.

a)

A) Organizational

b)

B) Institutional

c)

C) Product/service

d)

D) Financial

e)

E) Industry/market

8.
The proper time to conduct a feasibility analysis.
a)
Early in thinking
b)
Late in thinking
c)
Who cares!
d)
Hey, it might snow!
9.

When you have a feasible concept, the next step is to develop a/an__________________.

a)

business plan

b)

financial analysis

c)

feasibility analysis

d)

industry

10.
Which of the following can be the cause of project failure
a)
Poor project specification
b)
Appropriate staff employed
c)
Project End Report
d)
Risk Owner
11.

____is the process of determining whether an event idea is viable. It is the primary evaluation of the business.

a)

Feasibility Analysis

b)

Business Plan

c)

Howard Plan

d)

None of the Above

12.

The financial plan presents ______ for the future of the company.

a)

forecasts

b)

finances

c)

trends

d)

studies

13.

Questions related to industry, customers, product & service requirements, founding team, competition, start up resource needs and the value chain fall under the:

a)

Feasibility Analysis

b)

Business Model

c)

Business Concept

d)

Target Market

14.
When you save information you  ___ it.
a)
record
b)
workflow
c)
GTD
d)
management
15.

All the things needed for an event to work are ___.

a)

resources

b)

role

c)

organization

d)

goal

16.
"measures whether the organization has or can obtain the hardware,software, and people needed to deliver and then support the proposed information system"
The above statement describe one of the 4 feasibility assessment done by a System Analyst.  what is the feasibility assessment about?
a)
Schedule feasibility
b)
Technical feasibility
c)
Economic feasibility
d)
Operational feasibility
17.

A ________________________ establishes the scope and purpose of a company and reflects its values and beliefs.

a)

executive summary

b)

vision statement

c)

mission statement

18.

Planning for profits includes:

a)

Forecasting sales

b)

Evaluating profit potential

c)

Controlling costs

d)

Budgeting

e)

All of the above

19.

2) ________ research is research that is collected by the person or persons completing the analysis. ________ research probes data that is already collected.

a)

A) Primary, Derivative

b)

B) Secondary, Primary

c)

C) Primary, Secondary

d)

D) Indirect, Direct

e)

E) Direct, Indirect

20.

3) Talking to industry experts, obtaining feedback from prospective customers, and administering surveys are examples of ________ research.

a)

A) primary

b)

B) secondary

c)

C) derivative

d)

D) principal

e)

E) fundamental

21.

4) Trade journals, industry-related publications, government statistics, and competitors' Web sites are examples of ________ research.

a)

A) secondary

b)

B) action

c)

C) principal

d)

D) legacy

e)

E) vertical

22.

5) ________ feasibility is an assessment of the overall appeal of the product or service being proposed.

a)

A) Consumer

b)

B) Industry/market segment

c)

C) Industry/market

d)

D) Product/service

e)

E) Purchaser/end-user

23.

7) A(n) ________ involves showing a preliminary description of a product or service idea to prospective customers to gauge customer interest, desirability, and purchase intent.

a)

A) concept test

b)

B) product/service statement

c)

C) impression test

d)

D) idea prospectus

e)

E) idea test

24.

8) A(n) ________ is a group of firms producing a similar product or service. A firm's ________ is the limited portion of the industry that it goes after or to which it wants to appeal.

a)

A) target market; industry

b)

B) trade group; industry

c)

C) industry; trade group

d)

D) competitive group; target market

e)

E) industry; target market

25.

9) ________ feasibility analysis is an assessment of the overall appeal of the industry and market for the product or service being proposed.

a)

A) Institutional

b)

B) Financial

c)

C) Organizational

d)

D) Product/service

e)

E) Industry/target market

26.

Finish the sentence correctly. Market research is the process of......

a)

marketing your goods or services

b)

gathering, and analysing information concerning a specific market

c)

selling your goods or service to the maximum number of customers

d)

developing marketing materials

27.

Gathering information is what step in the Market research process?

a)

4

b)

3

c)

2

d)

1

28.

How many steps are there in the basic market research process?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

29.

Identifying what information is need to make a decision about the potential of an event is what step in the market research process?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

1

d)

3

30.

The features of a market into which a new good or service is to be introduced is called

a)

market competitors

b)

market conditions

c)

market complications

d)

market containers

31.

An assessment of the practicality and potential for success of a proposed event idea is called a

a)

feasibility station

b)

feasibility situation

c)

feasibility statement

d)

feasibility study

32.

Why is market research important?

a)

to help you make a profit

b)

to ensure the product produced is likely to satisfy the consumer

c)

to ensure you acheive the highest share of the market

d)

to ensure you are better than the competitor

33.
What is an example of secondary research?
a)
Focus Group
b)
Observation
c)
Newspaper
d)
Questionnaire
34.
What is the better definition of secondary research?
a)
Stealing someone else's information
b)
Using information that already exists
c)
Collecting new information
d)
Finding old research
35.
What is an example of primary research?
a)
Magazine
b)
Observation
c)
Newspaper
d)
Government statistics
36.
Which is the odd one out?
a)
Newspaper
b)
Magazines
c)
Books
d)
Questionnaires
37.
What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative
a)
They both mean more or less the same
b)
Qualitative is about numbers
c)
Quantitative means looking at opinions
d)
Quantitative is about numbers and figures
38.

Government reports would be which kind of market research?

a)

Field Research

b)

Quantitative Research

c)

Desk Research

d)

Target research

39.

Which one is field research?

a)

Marketing website

b)

Online survey

c)

Government reports

d)

School website

40.

What is not an advantage of a questionnaire?

a)

They are reliable

b)

They are always up to date

c)

They are accurate

d)

They are published (normally for free)

41.

Which ones are field research?

a)

EPOS

b)

Observations

c)

Online surveys

d)

Market research report

42.

How can an entrepreneur learn about and understand the industry related to their idea for a new event?

a)

Take a class or course related to the industry.

b)

Read books and journals about the industry.

c)

Interview people who currently work in the industry.

d)

All of these are correct.

43.

The company should profile the potential customers for the new event. This means that the company should determine (to the degree possible) the typical customer’s:

a)

age & gender

b)

income level

c)

education level

d)

all of these are correct

44.
This is information that is collected for the first time to solve the problem being studied or for use in achieving the goal of the project.
a)
Primary Data
b)
Secondary Data
45.
This is information that is useful and has already been collected for another purpose.
a)
Primary Data
b)
Secondary Data
46.
This is the gathering and interpreting of information about a market, about a product or service to be offered to that market, and about the customers for that product or service.
a)
Market Research     
b)
Industrial Management
47.
This is a planned set of questions to which individuals or groups of people respond. 
a)
Survey
b)
Invoice 
48.
This primary data collection method collects information by recording the actions of customers without interacting with or communicating with them
a)
Focus Group
b)
Observation
c)
Survey
d)
Test Market
49.
This is a small number of people who are brought together to discuss elements of a specific issue or problem.
a)
Focus Group
b)
Observation
c)
Survey
d)
Test Market
50.
Which of the following is a source of primary market research: 
a)
Focus groups 
b)
US Census Bureau 
51.
One of the advantages of reviewing secondary data it can be done quickly and easily. 
a)
True
b)
False 
52.

What is primary research also known as?

a)

Desk Research

b)

Field Research

c)

Independent Research

d)

Group Research

53.

What type of data involved numbers and figures?

a)

Quantitative

b)

Qualitative

54.

Which type of data involves people's feelings and opinions?

a)

Quantitative

b)

Qualitative

55.

Which of the following is NOT an example of primary research?

a)

Focus Groups

b)

Questinnaires

c)

Observations

d)

Newspapers

56.

True or False: Primary research can be very expensive and time consuming.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

True or False: market research does not help a business find market opportunities.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Which two of the statements are advantages of market research?

a)

Helps a business understand customers and competitors

b)

It can be very time consuming

c)

It could be difficult to analyse

d)

Helps a business create targeted marketing

59.

Which two of the following statements are disadvantages of primary research?

a)

Many people don't like completing surveys

b)

You can find specific information

c)

Some people just say what they want you to hear

d)

The business has control over the research and results

60.

Which of the following best defines primary market research?

a)

It is data collection that always produces quantitative data

b)

It uses information that has already been collected

c)

It is also known as desk research

d)

It gathers original data by contacting consumers directly