2nd Year Computer Chapter 8 Test8. Entrepreneurship in Digital Age

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

1. What is the primary goal of developing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)?
   1. To include as many features as possible
   2. To create the most advanced version of the product
   3. To address the core problem or need of the target audience with the simplest version
   4. To achieve the highest possible user engagement immediately
2. The core idea of continuous improvement is:
   1. Stop after final release
   2. Never stop refining and enhancing
   3. Avoid user feedback
   4. Ignore market trends
3. The key principle of MVP simplicity is:
   1. Feature creep
   2. Adding more tools
   3. Keeping it lean and streamlined
   4. Focusing on complex design
4. Tesla collects feedback through:
   1. Ignoring customers
   2. In-car feedback systems and social media
   3. Avoiding reports
   4. Limiting communication
5. Analytics tools measure:
   1. User engagement and conversion rates
   2. Only financial profits
   3. Employee feedback
   4. Competitor strategies
6. Which is the first step in using feedback effectively?
   1. Data analysis
   2. Gathering feedback
   3. Prioritization
   4. Testing
7. A strong MVP onboarding process ensures:
   1. Easy product usage
   2. Confusing interface
   3. Feature overload
   4. Poor user experience
8. Monitoring and analytics track:
   1. Competitors only
   2. User behavior and engagement
   3. Company profits
   4. Employee attendance
9. The “Feedback Sandwich” technique means:
   1. Start negative, end negative
   2. Mix positive and negative randomly
   3. Start positive, give constructive criticism, end encouraging
   4. Avoid positive remarks
10. What should be considered when scaling an MVP to a broader audience?
    1. Maintaining the product’s simplicity and avoiding feature bloat
    2. Avoiding any changes to the MVP based on user feedback
    3. Investing heavily in new features without assessing user needs
    4. Ignoring performance optimization and focusing solely on marketing