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Test: Semester 1

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does BMC stand for?

a)

Baseboard Management Controller

b)

Business Management Collection

c)

Business Model Canvas

d)

Basic Minimum Capital

2.

What is the definition of UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION in the BMC?


a)

what makes us different, why do we deserve their attention

b)

the product marketplace

c)

the way we interact with the customer

d)

how we generate revenue from each customer

3.

CUSTOMER SEGMENT refers to the target people and/or organizations you are offering your unique value proposition

a)

true

b)

false

4.

Your SOLUTION is your actual product/service

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What boxes of the BMC are we testing/revising with our solution interviews? Select all that apply

a)

Customer Problems

b)

Customer Segments

c)

Solutions

d)

Revenue Streams

6.

What are the "CHANNELS" in a business model canvas?

a)

Who your customers are

b)

Where you sell your products/services

c)

How you want to sell your product

d)

What is the best offer given

7.

Which of the following is NOT a goal of the solution interview?

a)

To test if customers are willing to pay for a solution

b)

To learn what customers are willing to pay for YOUR solution

c)

To test if your solution really does solve the customer’s problem

d)

To increase the production capacity

8.

What is the purpose of creating a demo of your product/service in the solution interview?

a)

To test customer reactions

b)

To finalize the product design

c)

To start mass production

d)

To reduce costs

9.

What should be done after creating a version of the product in the solution interview?

a)

Watch customers’ reactions

b)

Increase production

c)

Hire more staff

d)

Launch a marketing campaign

10.

What is one requirement for a good demo?

a)

Be a perfect solution

b)

Use maximum resources

c)

Be a reasonable stand in for actual solution

d)

Avoid visualization

11.

A good demo allows a potential customer to __________?

a)

Visualize and validate

b)

Ignore feedback

c)

Be incomplete

d)

Use complex technology

12.

What is one form a demo can take?

a)

Computer Aided Design (CAD) models

b)

Full-scale production

c)

Verbal description

13.

According to Jeffrey Zeldman, which of these should you focus on when developing your demo?

"(blank) precedes (blank)"

a)

Money, success

b)

Content, design

c)

Design, money

d)

Who, me

14.

What should a demo be built out enough to do?

a)

Measure reaction

b)

Be the final product

c)

Avoid feedback

d)

Use maximum resources

15.

The Solution Interview is a sales pitch

a)

True

b)

False

16.

The Problem Interview is a sales pitch

a)

True

b)

False

17.

What is one of the goals of a demo related to usefulness?

a)

To see if the product/service is useful to the customer

b)

To determine the product's market value

c)

To assess the product's durability

d)

To evaluate the product's design

18.

Using data (ex: new customers, repeat customers, plus (+) sales, and referrals) to determine company success falls into what box of the BMC?

a)

Channels

b)

Customer Segment

c)

Cost Structure

d)

Key Metrics

19.

REVENUE STREAMS represent the cash a company generates from each CUSTOMER SEGMENT.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Selling to "Teenagers ages 16-18" and "teachers" is an example of what section of the BMC?

a)

Channels

b)

Customer Solution

c)

Customer Segment

d)

Customer Problems

21.

The money "coming in" from the sale of your product/service is called ________

a)

profit

b)

expenses

c)

cash

d)

revenue

22.

The money spent on the materials to make your product/service is called ________

a)

profit

b)

expenses

c)

cash

d)

revenue

23.

The money gained (box 6 MINUS box 7) from the sales after all expenses are paid is called ______

a)

profit

b)

expenses

c)

cash

d)

revenue

24.

An elevator pitch is a dynamic presentation of the UVP in 90 seconds or less

a)

True

b)

False

25.

What is an INDIRECT competitor? (Ex: McDonald's vs. Chick-Fil-A)

a)

A company that provides the SAME solution to our customer segment

b)

A company that provides a DIFFERENT solution to our customer segment

c)

A company that doesn't make eye contact

26.

Which of the following do CHANNELS address?

a)

How customers are exposed to a product or service

b)

How customers hear about a product

c)

How customers tell others about a product

d)

How customers can purchase or gain access to a product/service

27.

Which of the following is an example of a CHANNEL?

a)

The company’s Facebook ad

b)

The company’s TV ad

c)

The online shop of the company’s product

d)

A commercial about the product

28.

When deciding WHO has the problem that you identified, what would you be describing?

a)

Customer Relationship

b)

Customer Segment

c)

Channels

d)

Solution

29.

What is customer segmentation?

a)

The process of dividing an audience into smaller groups based on similar characteristics

b)

The process of finding an audience that may want to learn more about you

c)

The process of finding the audience a competitor uses

d)

The process of finding investors with the most money

30.

What is a person or business who will use your product first before most others do called?

a)

Early Adopters

b)

Customer personas

c)

Customer Segments

d)

Target market

31.

Which skill is emphasized for creating customer personas?

a)

Creativity

b)

Empathy

c)

Technical skills

d)

Leadership

32.

What is the difference between a customer and a consumer?

a)

A customer uses goods, a consumer purchases them

b)

A customer purchases goods, a consumer uses them

c)

A customer sells goods, a consumer buys them

d)

A customer produces goods, a consumer sells them

33.

How a customer solves their problem is an example of ______

a)

how smart they are

b)

an existing alternative

c)

service design

d)

a business plan

34.

Which of the following is a technique used during problem interviews?

a)

Pitching your solution idea

b)

Asking about the cost of your service

c)

Reminding customers of your product

d)

Asking someone to explain more about the problem they have

35.

What does "Innovator's Gift" mean?

a)

Building a product/service no one wants

b)

Giving someone a great idea to use

c)

There is no such thing as a perfect product/service

36.

What do you use when calculating the entire market opportunity for your product/service?

a)

TAM (Total Addressable Market)

b)

SAM (Serviceable Addressable Market)

c)

SOM (Serviceable Obtainable Market)

d)

Market Segment

37.

What is your Serviceable Addressable Market?

a)

An estimated number of how many people HAVE purchased your product/service

b)

An estimated number of how many people WILL NOT have purchased your product/service

c)

An estimated number of how many people COULD potentially purchase your product/service

d)

An estimated number of how many people WILL realistically purchase your product/service.

38.

Which area of the market represents the part of SAM that you can actually capture or obtain?

a)

TAM

b)

SAM

c)

SOM

d)

None of the aobve

39.

Demographic, Geographic, Psychographic, & Behavioral are all types of ___________

a)

problems

b)

revenue

c)

customer segments

d)

solutions

40.

A film student purchased a camera so she could make movies for her film class. In this scenario, who is the buyer and who is the user?

a)

The class is the buyer and student is the user

b)

The student is the buyer and the class is the user

c)

The student is both buyer and user

d)

None of the above