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20 questions
01
True or false
1 point

True or false: A useful engagement objective connects to a project decision and describes a result that can be checked.

  1. A

    True

  2. B

    False

02
Choose one
1 point

A team is planning a change to a public service. Which person or group should it treat as a stakeholder?

  1. A

    Only people who make the final project decision

  2. B

    People or groups who can affect the project or may be affected by it

  3. C

    Only people who have formally agreed to participate

  4. D

    Only people who directly fund the project

03
Written response
1 point

A project team asks residents for views on two defined service-location options. Which IAP2 participation level best describes this approach?

04
Fill in the blank
1 point

In a power–interest map, stakeholders with both high influence and high interest should be .

05
Choose one
1 point

A project team can genuinely give a stakeholder group final authority over a decision. Which IAP2 participation level best fits that arrangement?

  1. A

    Inform

  2. B

    Consult

  3. C

    Empower

  4. D

    Involve

06
Choose all
1 point

A team is preparing stakeholder profiles to plan engagement for a project. Select all information categories that the team should consider.

  1. A

    Their role or connection to the project

  2. B

    Their needs, interests, concerns, and practical constraints

  3. C

    The nature, scale, and timing of possible effects on them

  4. D

    Their influence through authority, expertise, resources, or relationships

  5. E

    Their preferred political party

  6. F

    Their preferred language, format, timing, accessibility, and trusted channels

07
True or false
1 point

True or false: Once a stakeholder has been placed on a power–interest map, the team should treat that label as permanent for the rest of the project.

  1. A

    True

  2. B

    False

08
Fill in the blank
1 point

After gathering stakeholder input, a project team should report what was heard and , or explain why it did not affect the decision.

09
Written response
1 point

A project team and stakeholders work together in a co-design session to develop options. Which IAP2 participation level does this represent?

10
Choose all
1 point

A discussion about a proposed project has become contentious. Select all actions that can help handle disagreement constructively.

  1. A

    Restate concerns neutrally and ask what evidence or experience supports them

  2. B

    Separate what is known, uncertain, valued, and constrained

  3. C

    Look for goals participants share even if they prefer different solutions

  4. D

    Compare alternatives against agreed criteria and note trade-offs

  5. E

    Explain who decides, when, and how evidence and views will be weighed

  6. F

    Record areas of agreement and disagreement and communicate the outcome

  7. G

    Insist that the participants reach consensus before the team can proceed

  8. H

    Avoid documenting disagreements so participants can move on

11
Choose one
1 point

A service redesign may create complex access barriers for some residents. Which engagement method is most suitable for learning about those concerns directly?

  1. A

    Send every group the same technical report and request written comments

  2. B

    Interview residents who face access barriers and offer an accessible way to participate

  3. C

    Ask only decision-makers to describe residents’ access needs

  4. D

    Wait until the preferred option is selected before asking residents

12
Choose one
1 point

A project team realizes that its initial list may have missed a group affected by the proposed change. What is the best next step?

  1. A

    Continue using only the original stakeholder list to keep the process consistent

  2. B

    Wait until the decision is final, then invite anyone who objects

  3. C

    Ask contacts who else may be affected and update the stakeholder list

  4. D

    Replace the current list with only people who have decision authority

13
Choose one
1 point

A legal constraint rules out one proposed option, but several other choices remain open. How should the project team communicate this during engagement?

  1. A

    Avoid mentioning the constraint until after collecting feedback

  2. B

    Explain the constraint early and invite input on the options that remain open

  3. C

    Promise stakeholders they can overturn the constraint if enough people agree

  4. D

    Cancel engagement because not every option is open to change

14
Open ended
1 point

An organization is considering changing a neighborhood bus route. Describe a stakeholder engagement plan that would help the team understand access impacts before selecting an option. Include relevant groups, suitable ways to engage them, how the team should clarify decision authority, and how it should report and respond to input.

15
Written response
1 point

A neighborhood group is not making decisions or delivering a new service, but the service may affect its members. What term describes this group in the engagement plan?

16
True or false
1 point

A team can maintain trust after a consultation without reporting what it heard or whether the input affected the decision, as long as its original information was accurate. True or false?

  1. A

    True

  2. B

    False

17
Written response
1 point

An organization can genuinely share final decision-making authority with stakeholders on a particular issue. Which IAP2 Spectrum level describes this approach?

18
Choose one
1 point

A project team needs an engagement objective that is specific, time-bound, and assessable. Which objective best meets those criteria?

  1. A

    Discuss the project with as many people as possible.

  2. B

    Before choosing a service location, summarize access concerns from residents, staff, and businesses by the end of May.

  3. C

    Keep stakeholders informed throughout the project.

  4. D

    Make sure participants feel that their views were heard.

19
Choose one
1 point

A stakeholder has substantial influence over a project and is highly interested in its outcome. According to the power–interest map, how should the team focus its engagement?

  1. A

    Provide proportionate updates, since they have little influence and interest.

  2. B

    Keep them appropriately satisfied and informed, since their interest is low.

  3. C

    Manage them closely, since both their influence and interest are high.

  4. D

    Avoid engagement until they express a concern.

20
Choose one
1 point

Residents and service planners disagree about a proposed route change, but both groups prioritize reliable access to essential services. What is a constructive next step?

  1. A

    Ask participants to settle on one solution before discussing their reasons.

  2. B

    Identify goals participants share, such as safety or affordability, before comparing options.

  3. C

    Treat disagreement as evidence that engagement has failed.

  4. D

    End the discussion unless everyone can reach consensus.