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What do we call a program evaluation that managers may conduct to learn (among other things) how successfully a relatively new program had been implemented?
 
  A. A cost-benefit analysis.
   B. A needs assessment.
   C. A formative evaluation
   D. A summative evaluation

Question 2

What do we call the way that outcomes are measured and documented?
 
  A. Impacts
  B. Indicators
  C. Outputs
  D. Activities



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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