TNCTC QUIZ

1. What best describes intuitive thinking?

• A. A step-by-step analysis of available data
• B. A decision based on gut feeling and immediate judgment
• C. A formal evaluation of long-term goals
• D. A process of evaluating multiple scenarios through data

2. Strategic analysis is most useful when:

• A. There is very little time to decide
• B. You are trying to make a quick creative choic
• C. You need to solve a long-term, complex problem
• D. You are unsure of your emotions

3. Which of the following is a potential disadvantage of intuitive thinking?

• A. It takes too long to arrive at a decision
• B. It is difficult to explain the reasoning behind the decision
• C. It always relies on external data
• D. It eliminates personal experience from the process

4. A good strategic thinker is most likely to:

• A. Follow their first instinct without much thought
• B. Avoid planning and prefer improvising
• C. Analyze all options before choosing the best one
• D. Choose randomly to save time

5. How can intuitive thinking and strategic analysis work together?

• A. They cannot be combined in any situation
• B. Strategic analysis always replaces intuition
• C. Intuition can provide initial insights, while strategic analysis validates them
• D. Intuitive thinking is only for uneducated decisions

6. Strategic analysis usually involves a systematic, step-by-step evaluation of data before making decisions.

• TRUE
• FALSE

7. Intuitive thinking relies more on feelings, instincts, and experiences rather than formal analysis.

• TRUE
• FALSE

8. Strategic analysis focuses only on short-term outcomes and ignores long-term planning.

• TRUE
• FALSE

9. Intuitive thinking can sometimes lead to faster decision-making than strategic analysis.

• TRUE
• FALSE

10. Strategic analysis is best used when there is plenty of reliable information available.

• TRUE
• FALSE