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WorksheetsP2A Virtual Journey
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
Six Thinking Hats is a method that can be used to:
Make decisions
Mediate conflicts
Improve existing ideas
All of the above
We can use the same hat twice or more.
True
False
Critical thinking is represented by:
Blue hat
Black hat
Red hat
White hat
In our attempt to innovate, we do not need critical thinking.
True
False
The time needed to wear the red hat is:
1 minute per participant
2 minute per participant
30 seconds per participant
Depends on the leader of discussion
We need to test our idea because:
We need to reduce risk
We need to produce evidences to attract investment
We need to improve our business plan
All of the above
Javelin Experiment Board consist of three major parts. The one that is not belong to Javelin Experiment Board is:
Guidance section
Brainstorming section
Execution section
Reflection section
These are the components of the first iteration of Javelin Experiment Board, except:
Assumption
Customer
Solution
Problem
There are four types of assumption that need to be tested. The first one that need to be tested is:
Whether the customers want to use our solution
Whether the customer can use our solution easily
Whether we can build our solution
Whether we can gain profit from delivering our solution
Which statement that can be identified as learning in a business experiment:
It turns out that upper class women are the one that attracted to our solution the most
Five out of 10 people that we participate in our test become active users
We will approach our target market by participating in a community
None of the above
Everybody have, at least, one experience in delivering a pitch:
True
False
The 10/20/30 rules is:
10 slides delivered to 20 people in 30 minutes
10 slides delivered in 20 minutes to 30 people
10 out of 20 people must be interested to our 30 minutes presentation
10 slides delivered in 20 minutes with font size no lesser than 30 pt
The slides are developed to help the audience NOT to help us.
True
False
The common components of a pitch deck are listed below, except:
The experience, skills, and cohesiveness of our team
The problem that we solved and how it changed the life of our customers
The proof that the customers are willing to use our solution
The amount of time and energy we spent in the development of our solution
The Call to Action is an important element of a pitch:
True
False
