Q1. Which of the following best describes Lean Canvas?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Lean Canvas refers to a concise one-page business planning framework focused on key startup assumptions and risks. Its main purpose is to communicate and test a startup model quickly. The example 'mapping a new venture's problem, solution, customers and metrics on one page' is consistent with this concept.
Q2. What is the primary purpose of Lean Canvas in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Lean Canvas is to communicate and test a startup model quickly. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q3. A design team mapping a new venture's problem, solution, customers and metrics on one page. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Lean Canvas because mapping a new venture's problem, solution, customers and metrics on one page. The concept is specifically used to to communicate and test a startup model quickly.
Q4. Which action would be the clearest application of Lean Canvas?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Lean Canvas is mapping a new venture's problem, solution, customers and metrics on one page. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to communicate and test a startup model quickly.
Q5. Which of the following best describes Problem?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Problem refers to the important customer problems the startup intends to address. Its main purpose is to make the business model start from a meaningful customer need. The example 'identifying repeated delays in a service process' is consistent with this concept.
Q6. What is the primary purpose of Problem in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Problem is to make the business model start from a meaningful customer need. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q7. A design team identifying repeated delays in a service process. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Problem because identifying repeated delays in a service process. The concept is specifically used to to make the business model start from a meaningful customer need.
Q8. Which action would be the clearest application of Problem?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Problem is identifying repeated delays in a service process. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to make the business model start from a meaningful customer need.
Q9. Which of the following best describes Customer Segments?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Customer Segments refers to the specific groups of users or customers affected by the problem. Its main purpose is to define who experiences the problem and should be understood. The example 'small clinics needing an appointment-management solution' is consistent with this concept.
Q10. What is the primary purpose of Customer Segments in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Customer Segments is to define who experiences the problem and should be understood. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q11. A design team small clinics needing an appointment-management solution. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Customer Segments because small clinics needing an appointment-management solution. The concept is specifically used to to define who experiences the problem and should be understood.
Q12. Which action would be the clearest application of Customer Segments?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Customer Segments is small clinics needing an appointment-management solution. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to define who experiences the problem and should be understood.
Q13. Which of the following best describes Unique Value Proposition?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Unique Value Proposition refers to a concise statement explaining the distinctive value promised to customers. Its main purpose is to communicate why the offering matters and differs from alternatives. The example 'helping small clinics reduce appointment no-shows with a simple workflow' is consistent with this concept.
Q14. What is the primary purpose of Unique Value Proposition in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Unique Value Proposition is to communicate why the offering matters and differs from alternatives. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q15. A design team helping small clinics reduce appointment no-shows with a simple workflow. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Unique Value Proposition because helping small clinics reduce appointment no-shows with a simple workflow. The concept is specifically used to to communicate why the offering matters and differs from alternatives.
Q16. Which action would be the clearest application of Unique Value Proposition?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Unique Value Proposition is helping small clinics reduce appointment no-shows with a simple workflow. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to communicate why the offering matters and differs from alternatives.
Q17. Which of the following best describes Solution?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Solution refers to the proposed approach for addressing the identified customer problem. Its main purpose is to connect the value proposition with a concrete response. The example 'automated reminders integrated with a simple booking interface' is consistent with this concept.
Q18. What is the primary purpose of Solution in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Solution is to connect the value proposition with a concrete response. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q19. A design team automated reminders integrated with a simple booking interface. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Solution because automated reminders integrated with a simple booking interface. The concept is specifically used to to connect the value proposition with a concrete response.
Q20. Which action would be the clearest application of Solution?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Solution is automated reminders integrated with a simple booking interface. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to connect the value proposition with a concrete response.
Q21. Which of the following best describes Channels?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Channels refers to the routes used to reach customers and deliver or communicate the offering. Its main purpose is to identify practical ways of acquiring and serving customers. The example 'direct sales, a website and partner networks' is consistent with this concept.
Q22. What is the primary purpose of Channels in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Channels is to identify practical ways of acquiring and serving customers. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q23. A design team direct sales, a website and partner networks. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Channels because direct sales, a website and partner networks. The concept is specifically used to to identify practical ways of acquiring and serving customers.
Q24. Which action would be the clearest application of Channels?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Channels is direct sales, a website and partner networks. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to identify practical ways of acquiring and serving customers.
Q25. Which of the following best describes Revenue Streams?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Revenue Streams refers to the mechanisms through which the startup expects to earn revenue. Its main purpose is to test whether the proposed venture has a sustainable way to capture value. The example 'a monthly subscription paid by participating clinics' is consistent with this concept.
Q26. What is the primary purpose of Revenue Streams in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Revenue Streams is to test whether the proposed venture has a sustainable way to capture value. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q27. A design team a monthly subscription paid by participating clinics. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Revenue Streams because a monthly subscription paid by participating clinics. The concept is specifically used to to test whether the proposed venture has a sustainable way to capture value.
Q28. Which action would be the clearest application of Revenue Streams?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Revenue Streams is a monthly subscription paid by participating clinics. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to test whether the proposed venture has a sustainable way to capture value.
Q29. Which of the following best describes Cost Structure?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Cost Structure refers to the principal costs required to develop and operate the proposed venture. Its main purpose is to understand the resources required to sustain the model. The example 'hosting, development and customer support' is consistent with this concept.
Q30. What is the primary purpose of Cost Structure in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Cost Structure is to understand the resources required to sustain the model. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q31. A design team hosting, development and customer support. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Cost Structure because hosting, development and customer support. The concept is specifically used to to understand the resources required to sustain the model.
Q32. Which action would be the clearest application of Cost Structure?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Cost Structure is hosting, development and customer support. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to understand the resources required to sustain the model.
Q33. Which of the following best describes Key Metrics?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Key Metrics refers to measurable indicators used to evaluate whether the venture is achieving meaningful progress. Its main purpose is to focus the team on evidence rather than activity alone. The example 'activation rate and repeat usage' is consistent with this concept.
Q34. What is the primary purpose of Key Metrics in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Key Metrics is to focus the team on evidence rather than activity alone. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q35. A design team activation rate and repeat usage. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Key Metrics because activation rate and repeat usage. The concept is specifically used to to focus the team on evidence rather than activity alone.
Q36. Which action would be the clearest application of Key Metrics?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Key Metrics is activation rate and repeat usage. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to focus the team on evidence rather than activity alone.
Q37. Which of the following best describes Unfair Advantage?
Correct Answer: D | Marks: 1
Explanation:
Unfair Advantage refers to a defensible advantage that competitors cannot easily copy or purchase. Its main purpose is to identify a potentially durable source of differentiation. The example 'exclusive access to a highly trusted partner network' is consistent with this concept.
Q38. What is the primary purpose of Unfair Advantage in design thinking?
Correct Answer: A | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The primary purpose of Unfair Advantage is to identify a potentially durable source of differentiation. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.
Q39. A design team exclusive access to a highly trusted partner network. Which concept is most directly illustrated?
Correct Answer: B | Marks: 1
Explanation:
The scenario illustrates Unfair Advantage because exclusive access to a highly trusted partner network. The concept is specifically used to to identify a potentially durable source of differentiation.
Q40. Which action would be the clearest application of Unfair Advantage?
Correct Answer: C | Marks: 1
Explanation:
A direct application of Unfair Advantage is exclusive access to a highly trusted partner network. This is appropriate because the concept is intended to to identify a potentially durable source of differentiation.