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25.02 Presenting The Solution - Quiz

Section 25.2 Quiz: Presenting the Solution

  1. Which of the following is most important when analyzing your presentation audience?

    • Understanding their technical background only
    • Identifying their decision-making influence and primary concerns {data-correct}
    • Knowing their job titles and departments
    • Determining how much time they have available
  2. What percentage of presentation time should typically be allocated to live demonstration?

    • 10-15%
    • 20-25%
    • 30-40% {data-correct}
    • 50-60%
  3. When developing a presentation narrative, what should the opening hook accomplish?

    • Provide detailed technical specifications
    • Immediately engage the audience with a compelling problem or benefit statement {data-correct}
    • List all the features of the solution
    • Introduce the development team
  4. Which audience segment typically requires the most technical detail in solution presentations?

    • Executive leadership
    • End users
    • IT departments and technical staff {data-correct}
    • Parent representatives or external stakeholders
  5. What is the primary purpose of audience engagement during demonstrations?

    • To fill time and extend the presentation length
    • To test the audience’s technical knowledge
    • To increase ownership and connection to the solution {data-correct}
    • To identify potential problems with the solution
  6. Which of the following is the best approach for handling potential technical failures during demonstrations?

    • Continue with the demonstration regardless of issues
    • Immediately switch to a PowerPoint presentation
    • Have prepared fallback options and backup environments {data-correct}
    • Cancel the demonstration and reschedule
  7. In the classic narrative arc for solution presentations, what comes after “introducing the conflict”?

    • The transformation and future benefits
    • The resolution and solution capabilities
    • The journey of solution development {data-correct}
    • The demonstration of features
  8. When structuring a presentation for mixed technical audiences, how should you balance content depth?

    • Focus only on the most technical audience members
    • Use the lowest common denominator approach
    • Weight content based on decision-making influence and provide optional detail {data-correct}
    • Create separate presentations for each audience type
  9. What is the most effective way to conclude a solution presentation?

    • Summarize all technical features covered
    • Thank the audience for their time
    • Present a clear call to action with defined next steps {data-correct}
    • Ask if there are any questions
  10. Which element is most critical for demonstration success?

    • Having the latest software version
    • Thorough rehearsal and preparation of scenarios {data-correct}
    • Using professional presentation equipment
    • Including as many features as possible in the demo