RFP Guidelines Comprehension Quiz

Which of the following are responsibilities of the Leader/Facilitator?

• Clarifying the aims of the group & Keeping the group on task to meet the deadlines.

• • Resolving conflicts between members

• Taking notes during meetings

The Arbitrator/Monitor is responsible for which of the following tasks?

• Keeping track of time during meetings

• • Encouraging participation from all group members

  • & mediating conflicts

• Summarizing meeting discussions

What are the primary duties of the Notetaker/Timekeeper?

• Proposing solutions to conflicts & Clarifying the aims of the group

• Encouraging members to speak up

• • Recording/summarizing key decisions made in meetings

  • & tracking each agenda item

The Devil’s Advocate role is important for which of the following reasons?

• Keeping track of time for discussions

• Encouraging quieter group members to contribute

• • Preventing groupthink

  • by ensuring alternative perspectives are considered

In a larger group, which role(s) might be divided between two people?(

• Arbitrator/Monitor (Encourager), Notetaker/Timekeeper, or Devil’s Advocate (Quality Control)

• Leader/Facilitator

How can students incorporate research into their RFP proposal?

• They must conduct entirely new research from scratch

• They can only use secondary sources and academic literature

• They may use primary and secondary research from their Technical Report

Which of the following sections is NOT explicitly required in the proposal?

• Budget
  

• Literature Review

• Timeline

• Expected Challenges

Which of the following projects best fits Topic Strand C (UAE Community) rather than Strand B (Education)?

• Designing a new elective course for KU students

• Developing an app to help KU students manage their coursework

• Creating a public park in an underutilized urban space

• Writing a proposal for a research project to improve KU’s study spaces

How much does the written proposal contribute to the students' total course grade?

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

How many sources must be included in the reference list, and how many of them must be academic?

• 6 sources, 2 academic
  

• 8 sources, 4 academic and 2 industry-related

• 10 sources, 5 academic

• 12 sources, 8 academic