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Module3 Unit6 QA

The document is a question and answer sheet focused on Needs Analysis, detailing its purpose and various factors such as budget, regulations, and performance. It includes examples and definitions related to project management and design concepts. Additionally, it covers terms like redesign, refine, revamp, and feasibility, providing insights into their meanings and applications.

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Module3 Unit6 QA

The document is a question and answer sheet focused on Needs Analysis, detailing its purpose and various factors such as budget, regulations, and performance. It includes examples and definitions related to project management and design concepts. Additionally, it covers terms like redesign, refine, revamp, and feasibility, providing insights into their meanings and applications.

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MODULE 3 – UNIT 6: Question & Answer Sheet

Q: What is the main purpose of Needs Analysis?

A: c. To ensure the project meets real needs effectively

Q: Which of the following is an example of Needs Analysis?

A: c. Analyzing budget, safety regulations, and passenger capacity before building a high-
speed train

Q: Which factor in Needs Analysis refers to 'how much money is available'?

A: b. Budget

Q: 'Wheel diameter of a mountain bike' is an example of which factor?

A: d. Dimensions

Q: Which factor deals with 'laws and standards such as safety and quality'?

A: d. Regulations

Q: If a project manager focuses on 'car body shape and aesthetics', which factor is this?

A: a. Looks

Q: 'Project deadlines' are related to which factor?

A: a. Timescale

Q: A company wants to design a new generator. The engineer checks its efficiency and
power output. Which factor?

A: d. Performance
Q: An architect needs to decide how to arrange the components inside a car engine. Which
factor?

A: c. Layout

Q: A project is delayed because the construction schedule is too short. Which factor?

A: d. Timescale

Q: Before selling a new smartphone, the company must make sure it follows safety
standards. Which factor?

A: c. Regulations

Q: When producing a new train, the company needs to know how many passengers it can
carry. Which factor?

A: b. Capacity

Q: Which word means 'design again'?

A: b. Redesign

Q: Smartphones have _______ the way we communicate.

A: a. reinvented

Q: Which word means 'improve the details'?

A: b. Refine

Q: The engineer _______ the machine to make it more efficient.

A: d. refined
Q: Which word means 'improve overall'?

A: b. Revamp

Q: The school plans to _______ its library with new technology.

A: b. revamp

Q: Which word means 'think again'?

A: d. Rethink

Q: We need to _______ our strategy to reduce costs.

A: a. rethink

Q: Which word means 'stay the same'?

A: c. Remain

Q: Despite the changes, the main idea _______ the same.

A: b. remains

Q: 'Redesign' means to invent something completely new.

A: Sai

Q: 'Reinvent' is used when something is invented again or in a new way.

A: Đúng

Q: 'Refine' means to improve small details.


A: Đúng

Q: 'Revamp' means to keep everything the same without change.

A: Sai

Q: 'Remain' means to stay unchanged.

A: Đúng

Q: What does 'feasibility' mean?

A: c. The possibility of doing something

Q: A project is feasible if…

A: a. It can be done within certain conditions

Q: Which of the following is NOT listed as a factor affecting feasibility?

A: d. Customer satisfaction

Q: Fill in the blank: … ___ with regard to the budget, we need to be careful.

A: with regard

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