Question 1 of 9

If you say that you have an idea, what you really mean is you want to change the world in some way.

• A. True
• B. False

Question 2 of 9

Ideas can live and thrive only when they are shared and passed to others.

• A. True
• B. False

Question 3 of 9

Ideas must be global messages that could potentially reach millions of people or they have little value.

• A. True
• B. False

Question 4 of 9

Presentations can just as easily be used for evil as they can for good.

• A. True
• B. False

Question 5 of 9

How can you make sure your idea “wins”?

• A. Make sure your audience is able to clearly see your vision
• B. Hammer your message repeatedly until the audience gets it
• C. Be clever and obtuse to leave the audience wanting more
• D. Be as brief as possible and leave out as much information as possible

Question 6 of 9

When an idea is presented well, it acts as the first spark to ignite human and material resources.

• A. True
• B. False

Question 7 of 9

Being “transparent” means:

• A. Being honest
• B. Being unique
• C. Refusing to compromise
• D. All of the above

Question 8 of 9

What is the benefit of being “transparent”?

• A. The audience knows exactly how passionate you are about promoting your own idea and can empathize
• B. It removes the idea of personal promotion so the audience can focus on the idea
• C. It leaves the audience room to form their own interpretations of what the presenter is saying
• D. It allows the presenter to be frank and open

Question 9 of 9

If you have ideas and the skills to communicate them well, you can definitely change the world.

• A. True
• B. False