Book Summary THE 80/20 PRINCIPLE Test-8 (QM)

Book Summary THE 80/20 PRINCIPLE Test-8 (QM)

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1. How does traditional thinking view friendships, as mentioned in the paragraph?

A. As data-driven relationships

B. As equally valuable

C. As unimportant

D. As random connections

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2. What is the primary use of the 80/20 principle in business, according to the
paragraph?

A. Estimating profits

B. Predicting market trends

C. Analyzing inputs and outputs

D. Counting employees

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3. How does 80/20 thinking differ from conventional thinking?

A. It ignores relationships

B. It emphasizes linear thinking

C. It focuses on quantity over quality

D. It recognizes not all inputs are equally important

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4. What does 80/20 thinking acknowledge about relationships?

A. That relationships don’t matter

B. That some relationships are more meaningful

C. That relationships are all equally valuable

D. That relationships can’t be analyzed

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5. In which areas of life can 80/20 thinking be applied without needing solid data?

A. In hobbies

B. Only in business

C. Many areas of life, not just relationships

D. Only in scientific research

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6. What questions can help you identify your most important relationships, as
mentioned in the paragraph?

A. Questions about your favorite food

B. Questions about your daily schedule

C. Questions about your favorite hobbies

D. Questions like, Who are the most important people in my life? and How much quality time do I spend with them each week?

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7. What does 80/20 thinking recommend regarding relationships?

A. To focus on random relationships

B. To prioritize quality over quantity

C. To ignore them

D. To make more friends

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8. Why do you need 80/20 thinking in your personal life?

A. To count your possessions

B. To analyze daily activities

C. To estimate profits

D. To prioritize and assess relationships

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9. Why is it challenging to apply the 80/20 principle to daily life, as mentioned in the
paragraph?

A. Daily life is too simple

B. Daily life lacks significance

C. Daily life is too complex

D. Daily life lacks data and analysis

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10. How does 80/20 thinking estimate the most important relationships?

A. It doesn’t estimate them

B. It uses concrete data

C. It uses your understanding and estimation

D. It relies on random guessing

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