Module 2 Quiz: Imagine Like a Technopreneur

Due No due date Points 12 Questions 6 Time Limit None

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This quiz covers the content presented in Be Your Own Boss: Module 2. This quiz is designed for
practice. You will be allowed multiple attempts and the grade does not appear in the gradebook.

There are multiple task types that may be available in this quiz. In some task types, partial credit
scoring is allowed to foster learning. Please note that on tasks with multiple answers, points can be
deducted for selecting incorrect options.

Short answer or essay questions may appear on some of the quizzes. These questions are
designed for self-assessment and reflection and are not scored. Sample answers are provided
for self-evaluation.

At the completion of the quiz, some items may display feedback. The feedback will reference the
source of the content. For example - Video: Elements of Technopreneurship at time stamp 02:10.
Presentation Slide 4.

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Submitted Jul 27 at 5pm

Question 1 2 / 2 pts
 According to Marcus Powe, what three questions must be answered to
determine if an innovation is worth pursuing? (Choose three.)

Has it been exposed to partners?

Correct! Is it measurable?

Is it unique?

Correct! Is it achievable?

Does it have a technical component?

Correct! Is it repeatable?

Refer to curriculum topic: 2.1.0

Video: Imagine like a Technopreneur at time stamp 1:50,
Presentation slide 4
Dr. Powe believes that an innovation should be achievable,
measurable, and repeatable before it is worth pursuing.

Question 2 2 / 2 pts

What provides a catalyst for innovation?

 changes in technology

limitless information

shorter product life cycles

Correct! all of the above

Refer to curriculum topic: 2.1.0

Video: Imagine like a Technopreneur at time stamp 05:00,
Presentation slide 6
Dr. Powe feels that change is constant and the ideas for
innovation can come from anywhere including technological
change, shorter product life cycles, and limitless information.

Question 3 2 / 2 pts

According to Marcus Powe, what characteristic best describes

creativity in humans?

There is no balance between creativity and rationality.

Creativity must be learned.

Corporations encourage creativity in their employees.

Correct! We are all born creative.

Refer to curriculum topic: 2.1.0

Video: Imagine like a Technopreneur at time stamp 10:33,
Presentation slide 13
Dr. Powe feels that we are all creative at birth but that we are
taught to curb that creativity as we grow up.
 Question 4 2 / 2 pts

According to Marcus Powe, what are three qualities that make

someone a good technopreneur? (Choose three.)

risk averse

conformist

Correct! daydreamer

Correct! emotionally confident

Correct! passionate

reckless

Refer to curriculum topic: 2.1.0

Video: Imagine like a Technopreneur - concepts developed
throughout the entire video
Dr. Powe feels that to be a successful technopreneur you must
be confident and willing to take risks, be passionate about your
ideas, and be able to allow your daydreams to foster creativity.
 Question 5 2 / 2 pts

According to Marcus Powe, what is the most powerful force that blocks
creativity?

predudice

Correct! fear

stress

habit

blind acceptance

Refer to curriculum topic: 2.1.0

Video: Imagine like a Technopreneur at time stamp 13:13,
Presentation slide 19
Dr. Powe believes that fear is the biggest emotion that is
blocking creativity.

Question 6 2 / 2 pts

Enter a number. According to Marcus Powe, people prefer to make a

 selection from three choices.

Answer 1:

Correct! three

orrect Answer 3

Refer to curriculum topic: 2.1.0

Video: Imagine like a Technopreneur at time stamp 05:39 Dr.
Powe believes that people prefer three choices, such as small,
medium and large or gold, silver and bronze.