How Much Do You Know About Feasibility Reports?
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This quiz has been made on Feasibility or Recommendation report. Through this, you can improve your techniques in writing full reports of experiments or any designed project. Here you'll have the opportunity to compare your results and state various conclusions. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.Which of the following describes better a Feasibility Report?
- A.
This type starts from a stated need, a selection of choices, or both and then recommends one, some or none.
- B.
This type provides an opinion or judgement rather than a yes-no-maybe answer or a recommendation. It provides a studied opinion and compares a thing to a set of requirements and determines how well it meets those requirements.
- C.
This type studies a situation and a plan for doing something about it. It gives a recommendation and it provides the data and reasoning behind that recommendation.
- D.
None of the alternatives
- 2.The Recomendation Report answers the following question(s):
- A.
"Which option should we choose?" or "Which are the best options?"
- B.
"Should we implement Plan X?"
- C.
"Did it work? Was it worthwhile?"
- D.
Alternatives A and B
- E.
All the alternatives
- 3.The following are the typical content of the Recommendation Report:
- A.
Introduction, Technical Background, Background on the Situation, Requirements and Criteria, Discussion of the Options, Category-by-Category Comparisons, Conclusions, Recommendations or Final Opinion
- B.
Introduction, Technical Background, Background on the Situation, Requirements and Criteria, Discussion of the Options, Category-by-Category Comparisons, Conclusions, Recommendations or Final Opinion
- C.
Introduction, Technical Background, Discussion of the Options, Category-by-Category Comparisons, Recommendations or Final Opinion
- D.
Introduction, Technical Background, Background on the Situation, Requirements and Criteria, Conclusions
- E.
None of the alternatives
- 4.The requirements can be defined in the following several basic ways:
- A.
Numerical Values
- B.
Yes/No Values
- C.
Ratings Values
- D.
Alternatives A and C
- E.
All the alternatives
- 5.Select the option(s) that present a True statement:
- A.
Background on the Situation is the important part of a Feasibility and Recommendation reports.
- B.
Requirements and Criteria, which is the discussion of the requirements, is a critical part of Feasibility and Recommendation reports.
- C.
One of the most important parts of a Feasibility or Recommendation reports is the Comparison of the Options.
- D.
Alternatives A and C
- E.
Alternative B and C
- 6."The Conclusion Section should echo the most important conclusions leading to the recommendation and then state the recommendation emphatically."
- A.
False, is the Recommendation or Final Opinion.
- B.
True
- C.
False, is the Requirement and Criteria
- D.
False, is the Discussion of the Options
- 7.The two basic organizational plans for this type of report are:
- A.
Ilegal plan, Personal plan
- B.
Informal plan, Legal plan
- C.
Traditional plan, Executive plan
- D.
Normal plan, Formal plan
- 8.(1) This one corresponds to the order that the sections have just been presented in this chapter (2) This one moves the conclusions and recommendations to the front of the report and pitches the full discussion of background, criteria and the comparisons into the appendixes.
- A.
(1)Normal plan, (2)Formal plan
- B.
(1)Traditional plan, (2)Executive plan
- C.
(1)Informal plan, (2)Legal plan
- D.
(1)Ilegal plan, (2)Personal plan
- 9.Which of the following(s) form part of the Revision Checklist for Feasibility and Recommendation Reports:
- A.
Include strong sections of definitions, descriptions
- B.
Include a Summary table
- C.
State secondary conclusions in the conclusions section
- D.
Alternatives A and C
- E.
All the alternatives
- 10.At the end of the feasibility study the systems analyst
- A.
Meets the users for a discussion
- B.
Gives a summary feasibility report to the management
- C.
Gives a systems proposal to management
- D.
Tells the top management if the system is not feasible
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