Recommendation And Feasibility Reports Quiz
This quiz is based on the content of the Recommendation and Feasibility Reports Section at http://www. Io. Com/~hcexres/textbook.
- 1.How many types of reports does the author describe in the text?
- A.
Four kinds of reports
- B.
Only one kind; Feasibilty reports
- C.
Three Kinds, no more, no less.
- D.
There are a lot, more than ten.
- E.
The author does not describe any
- 2.What does a Feasibility report states?
- A.
It gives a judgement of the matter
- B.
It talks about the reasons we should choose a product for
- C.
Studies a situation and a plan for doing something about it
- 3.How many parts does the Typical Contents of the Recommendation Report have?
- A.
Three
- B.
Five
- C.
Eight
- D.
Ten
- 4.What is the conclusion of a Feasibility report?
- A.
A summary of the conclusions you have already reached in the comparison sections
- B.
It is where you state your choice
- C.
It is the part when you say goodbye to the reader
- D.
The conclusion... that's it
- 5.One of the most important parts of a feasibility or recommendation report is...
- A.
Personal Opinion
- B.
The page where the costs are found
- C.
Category-by-Category Comparisons
- 6.You should never include a Summary table
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.You can combine different kinds of reports to make one that suits your needs
- A.
True
- B.
False
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Sample QuestionFeasibility study is an evaluation or analysis of the potential impact of a proposed project related to financial and operational impact and will include advantages and disadvantages of both the current situation and the proposed plan.
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Sample QuestionFeasibility study is a study on the current and expected availability of human, physical, and financial resources so as to ensure their optimum deployment , that can be measured according to specified criteria in the context of prevailing and predicted commercial and sosioeconomics requirements
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