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Q4 ST4

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which part of a project proposal persuades the reader about the project's essence?

a)

Project justification

b)

Context of the proposal

c)

Personnel Involved

d)

Project implementation

2.

Which part of a project proposal contains the overview of the project and its estimated cost?

a)

Abstract of Executive Summary

b)

Context of the Proposal

c)

Title Page

d)

Project implementation

3.

Which part of a project proposal includes the income and expenses throughout a predefined time frame?

a)

Budget

b)

Monitoring and Evaluation

c)

Conclusion

d)

Context of the Proposal

4.

Which part of a project proposal returns the reader's attention to the project's positive aspects?

a)

Project Justification

b)

Project implementation

c)

Monitoring and Evaluation

d)

Conclusion

5.

Which of the following is the first part of a project proposal?

a)

Title Page

b)

Cover Letter

c)

Abstract of Executive Summary

d)

Context of the Proposal

6.

Below are the guidelines in preparing for a project proposal EXCEPT

a)

Decide what the problem is and prepare a rough idea on how this problem can be addressed

b)

Develop or select a framework that will help you organize your ideas systematically.

c)

Limit meetings only when necessary, make decisions right away.

d)

Allot sufficient time for planning.

7.

Which part of a project proposal details the target time for finance discussion and report on the project's progress?

a)

Budget

b)

Reporting Scheme

c)

Project implementation

d)

Project Justification

8.

Which part of a project proposal identifies the individuals who are working on the project, their positions, and an overview of their qualifications?

a)

Personnel Involved

b)

Context of the Proposal

c)

Monitoring and Evaluation

d)

Financial, human, and technical resources

9.

The issue has been detected within the organization, and a decision has been made to address it.

a)

Solicited internal

b)

Unsolicited internal

c)

Solicited external

d)

Unsolicited external

10.

The target reader has not yet identified that a problem exists; hence, no decision has been made to solve the problem.

a)

Solicited external

b)

Unsolicited external

c)

Solicited internal

d)

Unsolicited internal

11.

Which explains what the project's goals are?

a)

Objectives

b)

Benefits

c)

Rationale

d)

Introduction

12.

Which of the following refer to synthesizing and analyzing an existing body of knowledge to the extent that it leads to innovative results?

a)

Research

b)

Report

c)

Project proposal

d)

Literary Review

13.

Which academic writing has a certain format that varies depending on the discipline?

a)

Case study

b)

Research report

c)

Literary review

d)

Project proposal

14.

An effective research report does not leave the readers with gray areas. Which characteristic of a research report does the statement pertain to?

a)

Conciseness

b)

Clarity

c)

Focus

d)

Accuracy

15.

An effective research report bears truthfulness and does not deceive the reader. Which characteristic of a research report does the statement pertain to?

a)

Focus

b)

Clarity

c)

Accuracy

d)

Conciseness

16.

This is a concise yet thorough summary of the report's contents.

a)

Abstract

b)

Introduction

c)

Title page

d)

Results

17.

This is the first section of the body of the report. It is where the problem is stated, the background or review of literature is given, and the hypothesis is stated.

a)

Abstract

b)

Introduction

c)

Sypnosis

d)

Title page

18.

Which part discusses the instrument and tools used in gathering the data?

a)

Methodology

b)

Summary and Conclusion

c)

Discussion

d)

Intoduction

19.

Which part contains graphs and tables that reflect the collected data?

a)

Methodology

b)

Results

c)

Discussion

d)

Summary

20.

Which part of a research report contains the major findings and recommendations?

a)

Conclusion

b)

Results

c)

Discussion

d)

Intoduction