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20 questions

True or false

1 point

A team is reducing the scope of an early offering to make its test faster. Should it cut essential safety, privacy, accessibility, or reliability requirements to make the test smaller?

A
True
B
False

Choose one

1 point

A team is deciding what its early offering should accomplish. Which goal best fits the purpose of an early offering?

A
Test whether a defined group has the problem and values, uses, or pays for the proposed solution.
B
Include every planned feature so customers can judge the finished product.
C
Prove that the idea will succeed across the entire market before gathering customer feedback.
D
Avoid testing customer behavior until the offering is fully automated.

Written response

1 point

Which assumption category asks whether target customers experience the problem and want the proposed solution?

Fill in the blank

1 point

Before running an experiment, turn the most important assumption into a specific, falsifiable .

True or false

1 point

True or false: Customer opinions and observed customer choices, such as paying for an offering, provide the same kind of evidence.

A
True
B
False

Written response

1 point

A team tests a paid one-week meal plan with 20 shift workers. Its success hypothesis is that at least 8 will renew or request another plan. What is the minimum number of participants who must do so to meet the stated threshold?

Choose all

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Which measures could a team record as evidence of customer behavior during an early-offering test? Select all that apply.

A
Whether participants complete a task using the offering
B
Whether participants return to use the offering
C
Whether participants say they like the idea in a hypothetical conversation
D
Whether participants make a purchase or deposit

Choose one

1 point

A team has limited time to test its assumptions. Which assumptions should it prioritize first?

A
Assumptions that are easy to test, even if they have little effect on the venture
B
Assumptions that could seriously undermine the venture if false and have little supporting evidence
C
Assumptions the team already has strong evidence for, regardless of their consequences
D
Assumptions about features that customers have not requested

Fill in the blank

1 point

When test evidence supports the key assumptions, the team can by improving or expanding the offering.

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1 point

A team wants its customer test to produce interpretable evidence. Which practices should it follow? Select all that apply.

A
Recruit participants who resemble the intended customer.
B
Ask neutral questions and record unexpected responses as well as successes.
C
Recruit only friends who already support the idea.
D
If the offer or success criteria change during the test, record that change.

Choose one

1 point

A pilot produces mixed results. What is the most useful next step before deciding how to change the offering?

A
Treat the result as proof that the entire market wants the offering.
B
Expand development immediately to avoid delaying the launch.
C
Look for patterns by customer type or use case and examine whether the test reached the right people or measured the right behavior.
D
Discard the results and change the success threshold until the test passes.

Choose one

1 point

Before a customer test begins, what should a team define to avoid judging the results only after seeing them?

A
Define in advance what counts as success, failure, or an inconclusive result.
B
Wait until the test ends to decide what result would be considered successful.
C
Change the success threshold whenever early results look disappointing.
D
Record only results that support the team's original idea.

Open ended

1 point

A team believes independent bike commuters will pay for an on-demand repair-pickup service. Propose an early offering and a test that could evaluate this belief. Include the target participants, what the offering would provide, the hypothesis and success measure, what behavior to record, and how the team could use the result.

Choose one

1 point

What is the main purpose of an early offering?

A
To launch a complete product containing every planned feature
B
To test whether a defined group has a problem and values a proposed solution
C
To prove that the venture will succeed across the entire market
D
To eliminate the need for further customer research

True or false

1 point

True or false: A team should not drop essential safety, privacy, accessibility, or reliability requirements just to make an early-offering test smaller.

A
True
B
False

Choose one

1 point

A team has limited time to test its business idea. Which assumption should it generally prioritize?

A
Assumptions that are easy to test, even if they have strong evidence and little effect on the venture
B
Assumptions that customers already agree with, regardless of their importance
C
Assumptions that could seriously undermine the venture if false and have little supporting evidence
D
Assumptions about features that are simplest to build

Choose one

1 point

Which statement is the strongest testable hypothesis for an early offering?

A
Customers will probably like our new service.
B
At least 8 of 20 target customers who try the paid pilot will request another plan.
C
We will build the best possible version of the service.
D
The service has many features that customers might find useful.

Written response

1 point

What abbreviation refers to a minimum viable offering, often also called a minimum viable product?

Choose one

1 point

A team wants evidence that customers will pay for and continue using its service. Which test would provide the most direct evidence?

A
Ask customers whether they think the idea sounds appealing.
B
Ask customers which features they would like in a future version.
C
Offer a paid pilot and record how many customers pay and return for another plan.
D
Ask friends to predict whether strangers would purchase the service.

Written response

1 point

A pilot hypothesis requires at least $8$ of $20$ participants to request another plan. What percentage of participants is that threshold? Enter a percentage number without the percent sign.