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WorksheetsLSS 1003 Assessment 1 Review
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does VUCA stand for?
Vision, understanding, clarity, agility
Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity
Able to be seen before it happens/expected
Predicted
Volatile
VUCA
Ambiguous
Unpredictable/fast-changing
Volatile
Uncertain
Complex
Ambiguous
Difficult to understand because of many connected parts
Volatile
Uncertain
Complex
Ambiguous
A situation which is vague or unclear
Volatile
Uncertain
Complex
Ambiguous
A situation with a lack of information or unknown information
Volatile
Uncertain
Complex
Ambiguous
When something happens very quickly, it is...
volatile
fast-paced
predictable
unclear
It is possible to prepare for VUCA challenges
True
False
I don't know
How many aspects are there for Learning Agility?
1
2
3
4
What does flexibility mean?
Being able to change and adapt
Being unwilling to change and adapt
Researching and using knowledge
Working well as a team member
Risk-taking might involve:
putting yourself in danger
putting other people in danger
trying something where you might fail
doing as little as possible
Increasing and using knowledge might involve:
researching carefully
analysing information or data
sharing information or data responsibly
all of these
Communication and collaboration means
only working alone
not sharing information with your team
not speaking with your team
working with your team towards a shared goal
If we are Learning Agile, we can be more successful in a VUCA world
True
False
I don't know
You are born with Learning Agility or without it - you cannot develop it
True
False
I don't know
Mental models are
what we think about things
how we think about things
why we think about things
where we think about things
Invisible mental models include
perspectives
biases
assumptions
all of these
Perspective can be explained as...
a person's point of view
a person's opinion
a person's feelings
a person's mistakes
A synonym (different word; same meaning) for bias is...
preference
proactive
prejudice
perspective
An assumption (something you assume) is when you..
believe something with no proof
believe something with reliable proof
invent something to suit yourself
invent something to suit other people
An inference (when we infer something) is when we...
draw conclusions without facts or reasoning
draw conclusions based on speed and fast thinking
draw conclusions based on facts or reasoning
draw conclusions based on the opinions of others
What is the first step of the Ladder of Inference?
beliefs
conclusions
selected facts
assumptions
actions
What is the second step of the Ladder of Inference?
assumptions
beliefs
actions
selected facts
conclusions
What is the third step of the Ladder of Inference?
actions
beliefs
conclusions
assumptions
selected facts
What is the fourth step of the Ladder of Inference?
conclusions
selected facts
beliefs
actions
assumptions
What is the fifth and final step of the Ladder of Inference?
assumptions
actions
conclusions
selected facts
beliefs
What is the main purpose of the Ladder of Inference?
to help us collaborate at work
to help us make good decisions
to help us pass exams
to help us avoid getting angry
