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QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+


◉ Q.2 Which of the following guidelines is generally seen as best
practice?


Allow 30-40% of total time for final review, amendment and production


Allow 15% of total time for start-up and planning


Schedule 20% contingency time


Allow 10-20% of total time for kick-off preparation and proposal
strategy review (earlier called the pink
review). Answer: Allow 15% of total time for start-up and planning


◉ Q.3 Which is correct?


The Win Rate is the value ($) of the bids submitted, divided by the value
($) of the bids won

,The Capture Ratio is the number of bids won, divided by the $ value of
the bids submitted


The Capture Ratio is the value ($) of the bids submitted, divided by the
number of bids won


The Win Rate is the number of bids won, divided by the number of bids
submitted. Answer: The Win Rate is the number of bids won, divided by
the number of bids submitted


◉ Q.4 To produce a complex graphic, it typically needs


20 minutes each


1 hour each


2—6 hours each


1 day each. Answer: 2—6 hours each


◉ Q.5 Which of the following elements are typically NOT found in a
proposal cost budget?

,Facilities


Bid production costs


Contributors


Advertising. Answer: Advertising


◉ Q.6 According to best practice, how much time should you allocate
for final review, amendment, and production?


Less than 10% of the available time


10-20% of the available time


20-30% of the available time


40-50% of the available time. Answer: 10-20% of the available time


◉ Q.7 Which of the following statements is correct?

, The Business Case Review is before the Kick-Off Meeting


The Kick-Off Meeting is before the Proposal Strategy Review (also
called Storyboard Review or Content Plan Review))


The Final Document Review is after bid submission


The Opportunity Plan Review (earlier called Strategy Review, or Blue
Review) is after the Kick-Off Meeting. Answer: The Kick-Off Meeting
is before the Proposal Strategy Review (also called Storyboard Review
or Content Plan Review))


◉ Q.8 What is the right planning sequence?


Market Identification after Opportunity Assessment


Opportunity Planning before Proposal Planning before Proposal
Preparation


Opportunity Planning after Opportunity Assessment


None of the above. Answer: Opportunity Planning before Proposal
Planning before Proposal Preparation

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