Question 1 (5 points) 6 Listen U In grant budgeting a Direct Cost can easily and directly be applied to a program or 11 12 project. True 17 18 False -- Question 2 (5 points) 23 24 Listen 29 30 Academic writing is different than grant writing. -- True 35 36 False -- Question 3 (5 points) 41 42 Listen Does Grant Writing need to be organized? True False Question 4 (5 points) Listen Sometimes graphics can make our proposal narratives more effective. True False Question 5 (5 points) Listen As grants professionals we know that a proposal is a written representation of a program or a project. True False Question 6 (5 points) ) Listen When evaluating a grant proposal as a "reviewer" we need to determine whether or not the objectives are measurable. True FalseQuestion 12 (5 points) Listen In our "Usual" 15 sections of a proposal, what is the first on which we focus? 11 12 -- Statement of Problem and Need Budget 17 18 Personnel Approach 23 24 -- Question 13 (5 points) 29 30 Listen -- One of the errors frequently found in proposals is that jargon is used and not explained. 35 36 -- True False 41 42 Question 14 (5 points) = Listen When we are reviewing the sections within a proposal we should ask ourselves "Does this section make sense to me?" True False Question 15 (5 points) Listen In grants writing Dr. Wetherholt always says that is the most important facet of proposal development. Question 16 (5 points) Listen You have been hired by a non-profit health focused organization as a grant writer for a starting salary of $52,000. The administration has just handed you the guidelines for a funding opportunity. You are the grants expert for the organization. Which would be the best first choice? Determine if you can develop a proposal in the time you have before the deadline. Determine of the available funding satisfies you. Determine if your organization is even eligible to submit a proposal. Determine of you are personally interested in the opportunity.Question 18 (5 points) ) Listen Sometimes we might explore the possibility of engaging faculty at a local college or university to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of our proposed program or project. True False Question 19 (5 points) Listen Most people unfamiliar with grant proposal writing would begin a proposal narrative with the Introduction. True False Question 20 (5 points) ()Listen There are perfect proposals. True OFalse Question 21 (5 points) Listen Some frequent errors in proposals are that the narrative is distorted by bad grammar, unproven facts, incorrect spelling and incorrect arithmetic. True False Question 22 (5 points) Listen In your textbook, Ward says that a proposal, "identifies a need". True False Question 23 (5 points)Question 24 (5 points) )Listen If we are writing a long narrative and we are using an acronym such as CSU -to represent Columbus State University it is wise to define the acronym later in the narrative as needed so the reader will remember what the acronym represents. True False Question 25 (5 points) Listen What kind of data can we add to our Statement of Problem and Need? Rich Good Easy Hard Question 26 (5 points) = Listen The U.S. government is the largest grant award maker in the nation. True False Question 27 (5 points) Listen In grantsmanship we often exchange the word "grant" to mean a proposal and an award. True False Question 28 (5 points) Listen Grant awards can be extremely useful within the Health Sciences field. True False Question 29 (5 points) Listen In grant proposal writing we must always use APA style for our references and citations.G There ar 0:01:18 elapsed X Question 30 (5 points) Listen 1 a When we are developing a large, difficult, multi-year grant program budget, it is 12 helpful to use a spreadsheet such as Microsoft Excel to build our internal budget. True 18 False -- Question 31 (Bonus) (25 points) 24 Listen 30 Our non-profit organization has a Federally negotiated indirect cost rate or overhead rate of 24% of all salaries and wages excluding fringe benefits. Our Federal grant proposal to the National Institutes of Health has a budget with $72,342 in salaries 36 and wages over a two-year period. The amount of indirect cost or overhead dollars our organization would be eligible to receive from the National Institutes of Health would be: 42 $18,922.90 $17,362.08 $17,326.08 $18,923.14 Question 32 (5 points) Listen A funding opportunity guideline packet states that a narrative can only be 15 pages long, single-spaced. The evaluation section is worth 15 points out of 100. How many pages should be written for the evaluation? 3.0 2.25 2.50 3.25 Question 33 (5 points) Listen Sometimes sponsors incorrectly title a goal an objective or vice versa True False Question 34 (5 points) Listen We can define the "Grandma Test" as when we provide our grant proposal narrative toQuestion 36 (5 points) ) Listen One of the types of private-sector sponsors are independent foundations. True False Question 37 (5 points) Listen When we are using Microsoft Word to develop our grant narrative we can set the software to generate our Table of Contents. True False Question 38 (5 points) 12 () Listen It is possible to craft effective grant proposals if we know the technique in how to develop a proposal? True False Question 39 (5 points) Listen A quote from an individual who describes how they were assisted by a program or project, when used within a grant narrative would be an example of soft data. True False Question 40 (5 points) Listen Soft data is another type of information we can use in our Statement of Problem and Need . True False Question 41 (5 points) () ListenO False Question 41 (5 points) Listen When we develop an Abstract it should answer the questions: where, why, when and how. True False Question 42 (5 points) Listen Back in Module 1 you learned of the 15 "usual" sections in the sequence of proposal development. In the sequence, Activities/Plan of Action/Procedures/Approach was the fourth section. True False Question 43 (5 points) ) Listen If a sponsor does not provide us with a format of sections to use we might be able to apply our 15 "usual" sections to build our proposal narrative. True False Question 44 (5 points) ) Listen There are two types of objectives. There are Performance objectives and there are objectives. Product Procedural Process Probably Submit Quiz 0 of 44 questions saved