QUIZ 11.2

Question 1

Enumerate the 3 elements of designing a portfolio.

Accepted Answer

Research

Accepted Answer

Prototypes

Accepted Answer

Marketing Materials

Question 2

This stage transforms qualitative insights into a problem statement that guides idea generation and prevents misalignment within the team.

Accepted Answer

Define

Question 3

In this phase, teams are expected to generate unconventional and diverse concepts, some of which may intentionally defy the norm to break habitual thinking.

Accepted Answer

Ideate

Question 4

The Empathize stage involves minimal engagement with stakeholders, as the focus is on internal brainstorming. (True or False)

Accepted Answer

False

Question 5

In the Define stage, data collected is ignored in favor of creative intuition and idea flow. (True/ False)

Accepted Answer

False

Question 6

This stage often involves returning to earlier phases to reassess findings and refine outputs, showing the non-linear nature of the process.

Accepted Answer

Test

Question 7

Here, empathy is prioritized over assumptions, and interactions with experts or users are essential for gathering actionable insights.

Accepted Answer

Emphatize

Question 8

Ideation success relies more on quantity than quality in the early phase to increase solution diversity. (True/ False)

Accepted Answer

True

Question 9

The Prototype stage is where polished final products are created for mass production. (True/ False)

Accepted Answer

False

Question 10

During this stage, resource-light solutions are built to test functionality and reveal hidden flaws, often exploring one problem aspect at a time.

Accepted Answer

Prototype

Question 11

The Design Thinking process allows backtracking even during the final Test stage to refine solutions based on user feedback. (True/ False)

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

You interview school administrators, ride on school buses, and gather firsthand accounts from students to better understand their daily challenges. What stage of the process are you focusing on?

Accepted Answer

Research

Question 13

You now create simple mock-ups to simulate how each solution would work in real life and test their functionality. What are you producing in this phase?

Accepted Answer

Prototype

Question 14

You create infographics, design posters, and prepare a compelling pitch to communicate your solution’s impact and appeal. What materials are you preparing?

Accepted Answer

Marketing Materials

Question 15

You conduct interviews with students and staff, observe lunchtime behavior, and talk to nutritionists about meal balance. You're focused on identifying needs and gaining deeper insights.

Accepted Answer

Emphatize

Question 16

After gathering a wide range of feedback and observations about cafeteria challenges, your team begins organizing the data into clear patterns.

Accepted Answer

Define

Question 17

You brainstorm dozens of ways to improve the cafeteria experience—some are practical, others wild and unexpected. The goal is to generate as many solutions as possible.

Accepted Answer

Ideate

Question 18

With prototypes in hand, your team tests them in a real school setting.

Accepted Answer

Test

QUIZ 11.2

Pertanyaan 1

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

Enumerate the 3 elements of designing a portfolio.

Pertanyaan 2

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

This stage transforms qualitative insights into a problem statement that guides idea generation and prevents misalignment within the team.

Pertanyaan 3

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

In this phase, teams are expected to generate unconventional and diverse concepts, some of which may intentionally defy the norm to break habitual thinking.

Pertanyaan 4

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

The Empathize stage involves minimal engagement with stakeholders, as the focus is on internal brainstorming. (True or False)

Pertanyaan 5

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

In the Define stage, data collected is ignored in favor of creative intuition and idea flow. (True/ False)

Pertanyaan 6

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

This stage often involves returning to earlier phases to reassess findings and refine outputs, showing the non-linear nature of the process.

Pertanyaan 7

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

Here, empathy is prioritized over assumptions, and interactions with experts or users are essential for gathering actionable insights.

Pertanyaan 8

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

Ideation success relies more on quantity than quality in the early phase to increase solution diversity. (True/ False)

Pertanyaan 9

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

The Prototype stage is where polished final products are created for mass production. (True/ False)

Pertanyaan 10

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

During this stage, resource-light solutions are built to test functionality and reveal hidden flaws, often exploring one problem aspect at a time.

Pertanyaan 11

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

The Design Thinking process allows backtracking even during the final Test stage to refine solutions based on user feedback. (True/ False)

Pertanyaan 12

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

You interview school administrators, ride on school buses, and gather firsthand accounts from students to better understand their daily challenges. What stage of the process are you focusing on?

Pertanyaan 13

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

You now create simple mock-ups to simulate how each solution would work in real life and test their functionality. What are you producing in this phase?

Pertanyaan 14

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

You create infographics, design posters, and prepare a compelling pitch to communicate your solution’s impact and appeal. What materials are you preparing?

Pertanyaan 15

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

You conduct interviews with students and staff, observe lunchtime behavior, and talk to nutritionists about meal balance. You're focused on identifying needs and gaining deeper insights.

Pertanyaan 16

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

After gathering a wide range of feedback and observations about cafeteria challenges, your team begins organizing the data into clear patterns.

Pertanyaan 17

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

You brainstorm dozens of ways to improve the cafeteria experience—some are practical, others wild and unexpected. The goal is to generate as many solutions as possible.

Pertanyaan 18

Pertanyaan jawaban singkat

With prototypes in hand, your team tests them in a real school setting.