These two prompts and their separate worked teacher page are publicly accessible by URL. They are fresh relative to the six practice cases, but not secure assessments or QCAA instruments. Retain a first response before feedback; if prior access matters, the school writes a different local case. All people, enterprises, costs, numbers, offers and projections are invented; no real legal, market or financial fact follows. Learners may write, move full-word cards, type, dictate, sign or use AAC; record support.
Day 5 check A · Borrow Bench File G
File G — Borrow Bench: A fictional community-based borrowing service is still planning its first public session; the case labels it seed stage. Four volunteers have agreed to help. Their combined availability covers two Saturdays next month. They have eight shared items, but no item-safety review is recorded. A fictional library offers a room for one Saturday next month only; there is no ongoing venue agreement. The group's proposed objective is three public sessions next month. No user demand, insurance, legal permission, funding, participant feedback or extra venue is documented. The model does not authorise anyone to lend tools.
- Give the stage and two exact case facts that support or qualify its readiness.
- Identify one internal capacity factor and one external operating factor; explain each possible implication without calling a possibility an outcome.
- Can the stated volunteer availability and one confirmed room offer alone deliver three sessions next month? Give the numerical gap and one conditional next action.
- Name one material fact still needed before a real session could responsibly be approved; do not invent a legal rule or safety clearance.
Day 10 check B · Page Pop File H
File H — Page Pop: An imaginary profit-based page-printing service completed 23 of 30 model orders on time last fortnight. Its objective for a comparable next fortnight is at least 27 of 30 on time. One printer is shared by the team and scheduling changes are handled by a single staff member. A fictional venue has made an enquiry about future orders; no booking has been accepted. Option A adds a trained scheduling shift for a model cost of $200, with an unverified forecast of 28 of 30 on time. Option B uses a new booking-board tool for a model cost of $90, with an unverified forecast of 26 of 30 on time. No competitor comparison, revenue, budget approval, staff agreement, accessibility result or customer-satisfaction evidence is given. All figures are invented.
- Put one internal weakness and one external opportunity from H in the correct SWOT boxes, with a brief implication.
- Which option meets the 27/30 target in its forecast? Calculate each option's additional projected on-time orders relative to 23/30.
- Calculate each option's model cost per additional projected on-time order. Then give a tentative recommendation using effectiveness and this narrow resource ratio, including one uncertainty.
- Name two business functions that would need to coordinate a trial and one missing kind of evidence before claiming stakeholder satisfaction or competitiveness.
Do not consult the public worked key until the first answer is retained. A forecast is a planning assumption, never measured improvement.
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