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Froggy Jumps Problem-Solving Mastery QuizOnline version Sharpen your problem-solving skills. by Barathi Srinivasan 1 What is the first step in the problem-solving process? a Define the problem b Implement solution c Gather data 2 Which technique helps generate many possible solutions? a Brainstorming b Filtering c Analyzing 3 What is the root cause analysis method commonly called? a The 5 Whys b Root cause scan c Five Hows 4 Which criterion helps choose the best solution? a Feasibility b Entertainment value c Aesthetics 5 In problem solving, what is a prototype? a Business plan b A test version of the solution c Final product 6 Which decision bias should you avoid? a Random choice b Overconfidence c Confirmation bias 7 What does divergent thinking mean? a Sticking to rules b Ending with one idea c Generating many different ideas 8 What does SMART stand for in goals? a Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound b Strong, Measurable, Actionable, Realistic, Timed c Simple, Manageable, Able, Relevant, Timely 9 Which step involves testing a solution? a Implementation b Testing/Validation c Brainstorming 10 Which tool helps map steps visually? a Flowchart b Spreadsheet c Checklist

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Problem-Solving Mastery QuizOnline version

Sharpen your problem-solving skills.

by Barathi Srinivasan

What is the first step in the problem-solving process?

Define the problem

Implement solution

Gather data

Which technique helps generate many possible solutions?

Brainstorming

Filtering

Analyzing

What is the root cause analysis method commonly called?

The 5 Whys

Root cause scan

Five Hows

Which criterion helps choose the best solution?

Feasibility

Entertainment value

Aesthetics

In problem solving, what is a prototype?

Business plan

A test version of the solution

Final product

Which decision bias should you avoid?

Random choice

Overconfidence

Confirmation bias

What does divergent thinking mean?

Sticking to rules

Ending with one idea

Generating many different ideas

What does SMART stand for in goals?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound

Strong, Measurable, Actionable, Realistic, Timed

Simple, Manageable, Able, Relevant, Timely

Which step involves testing a solution?

Implementation

Testing/Validation

Brainstorming

Which tool helps map steps visually?

Flowchart

Spreadsheet

Checklist

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by Barathi Srinivasan

What is the first step in the problem-solving process?

Which technique helps generate many possible solutions?

What is the root cause analysis method commonly called?

Which criterion helps choose the best solution?

In problem solving, what is a prototype?

Which decision bias should you avoid?

What does divergent thinking mean?

What does SMART stand for in goals?

Which step involves testing a solution?

Which tool helps map steps visually?

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