Storylining Styles Quiz

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1. Question
What are the benefits of thinking top-down to create storylines?
- Working top-down provides a useful sense of perspective
- It is usually faster to create a story using top-down tactics than purely bottom-up tactics
- Working top-down encourages you to focus your ideas before you dig into the detail
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What are the benefits of working bottom-up to create storylines?
- Working bottom-up provides an opportunity to test the story's logic at all levels
- Working bottom-up encourages deep thought about the content
- Working bottom-up provides the opportunity to be across the detail
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Some styles are ‘better' than other styles
- False
- True
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4. Question
Humanity is spread relatively equally across all four styles
- True
- False
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How assertive do you think you are at work?

(The more assertive you are, the further you sit to the right side of the framework)
- Extremely assertive: I am very quick to provide my point of view on many things
- Moderately assertive: I provide my perspective when I need to, but not all of the time
- Not very assertive: I am inclined to allow others to decide unless I really need to intervene
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There is no right or wrong here. The question is just designed to help you identify your own storylining style.
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6. Question
How responsive are you to other people at work?
- Highly responsive: I express my emotions openly and often in response to other people at work
- Moderately responsive: I occasionally express my emotions openly but not always at work
- Not so responsive: I prefer to keep my emotions to myself at work
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There is no right or wrong here. The question aims to help you identify where you sit on the vertical axis of the framework in relation to your behaviour at work. You may be quite different at home.
Question 7 of 8

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Do you prefer the detail or the big picture when preparing communication at work?
- I prefer working in the detail
- I prefer sticking to the big picture
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This again is not about right or wrong, but rather about identifying your own natural strengths and areas for improvement.
Question 8 of 8

8. Question
What makes you feel like you have had a great day at work?
- Getting something right
- Experiencing lots of variety
- Working as part of a team
- Getting lots of things done
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This is again not a right or wrong answer. Other quizzes in the program will most definitely have right or wrong, but not this lesson.

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