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Module 1 · Knowledge check

8 questions to close out Module 1

You’ve covered the three foundational units: what MCC and the MCA are, how the compact lifecycle works, and how the delivery chain connects every role. This knowledge check confirms you’re ready to move to Module 2.

The questions mix factual recall with scenario-based reasoning — the same kind of judgment you’ll need in day-to-day compact delivery. Each question gives you immediate feedback.

How it works

8 questions · Immediate feedback after each answer · No time limit · You can retake the quiz from the results screen

Module 1 · Self-assessment

Before you move on: three questions about your own role

The knowledge check tests concepts. This short self-assessment connects those concepts to your specific role. There are no right or wrong answers — this is for your own reflection.

1. What are your top three outputs in this compact?
Not activities — outputs. Documents, decisions, certifications, data, approvals that others depend on.
2. Who depends on those outputs downstream?
Which division or individual receives your output and uses it as their input? What happens if it’s late?
3. Where in your current work is the most common friction point in the delivery chain?
Is it something you receive, something you hand off, or something in the middle?
Coming next: Module 2

Module 2 goes deeper into the MCA’s structure, governance, and the accountability obligations every staff member carries — including what fiduciary responsibility means in practice for every role, not just Finance.

Module 1 complete

You’ve completed What is a compact and how does it work?

Knowledge check score
✓
Unit 1What MCC is and why it works through MCAs
✓
Unit 2The compact lifecycle: from signing to closeout
✓
Unit 3The delivery chain: how outputs move through the MCA
✓
Unit 4Knowledge check and self-assessment
Next: Module 2

The MCA — structure, mandate, and accountability. Who governs the MCA, what each division is responsible for producing, and what fiduciary obligations every staff member carries regardless of role.