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SWOT Analysis

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

What does SWOT stand for?

a)

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats

b)

Success, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats

c)

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Trends

d)

Success, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Trends

2.

Which factors are considered as internal in SWOT analysis?

a)

Strengths and Weaknesses

b)

Opportunities and Threats

c)

Strengths and Opportunities

d)

Weaknesses and Threats

3.

What is the purpose of a SWOT diagram?

a)

To analyze a project or business venture

b)

To identify market fluctuations

c)

To assess government regulations

d)

To evaluate public perception

4.

How can SWOT analysis help in decision-making?

a)

By visualizing the pros and cons of a project

b)

By identifying market trends

c)

By analyzing government regulations

d)

By evaluating public perception

5.

What are critical success factors in SWOT analysis?

a)

Aspects of the business that are strong and give a competitive advantage

b)

Factors that put the business at a disadvantage

c)

Openings in the marketplace that can be taken advantage of

d)

External factors that may affect the business in a negative way

6.

How can weaknesses be improved in SWOT analysis?

a)

By recognizing and leveraging them

b)

By identifying market fluctuations

c)

By assessing government regulations

d)

By evaluating public perception

7.

What are opportunities in SWOT analysis?

a)

Openings in the marketplace that can be taken advantage of

b)

Aspects of the business that are strong and give a competitive advantage

c)

Factors that put the business at a disadvantage

d)

External factors that may affect the business in a negative way

8.

How can threats be responded to in SWOT analysis?

a)

By finding ways to lessen or eliminate them

b)

By identifying market fluctuations

c)

By assessing government regulations

d)

By evaluating public perception

9.

Why is it important to perform a different SWOT analysis for each part of the business?

a)

Because strengths and weaknesses may vary in different parts of the business

b)

Because opportunities and threats may vary in different parts of the business

c)

Because the overall SWOT analysis may become too complex

d)

Because it helps in prioritizing action points

10.

What should be considered while doing a SWOT analysis?

a)

Keeping the SWOT diagram brief and to the point

b)

Including detailed explanations within the diagram

c)

Utilizing feedback only from employees

d)

Considering only internal factors