Question

for each statement about the components of business plans and pitch decks, select true or false. business plans are text - based documents; a typical pitch deck has between 20 - 100 slides; business plans are highly visual; the goal of a business plan is to get investors’ buy - in; the goal of a pitch deck is to get investors’ attention; a pitch deck is a visual slide presentation

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze each statement based on knowledge of Business Plans and Pitch Decks:

1. "Business Plans are text - based documents"

Business Plans are detailed, text - heavy documents that outline a business's strategy, financials, etc. So this is True.

2. "A typical Pitch Deck has between 20 - 100 slides"

A typical Pitch Deck is concise, usually having around 10 - 20 slides. So this is False.

3. "Business Plans are highly visual"

Business Plans are mainly text - based with some visuals, not highly visual. So this is False.

4. "The goal of a Business Plan is to get investors’ buy - in"

While a Business Plan can be used to attract investors, its primary goal is also to guide the business operation. However, getting investors’ buy - in is a key goal. But actually, a Business Plan's main internal goal is to outline the business, but for external (investors), it is to get buy - in. Wait, no—actually, a Pitch Deck is more for getting investors' attention quickly, and a Business Plan is a detailed document that can be used to secure investment (get buy - in). But let's correct: The goal of a Pitch Deck is to get investors' attention, and a Business Plan is a detailed text - based document. Wait, re - evaluating: The goal of a Business Plan is not solely to get investors’ buy - in (it's also for internal planning), but the statement—actually, no, in the context of business plans for investors, it is to get buy - in. But let's check the other statements first.

5. "The goal of a Pitch Deck is to get investors’ attention"

Yes, a Pitch Deck is a short, visual presentation to capture investors' attention quickly. So this is True.

6. "A Pitch Deck is a visual slide presentation"

By definition, a Pitch Deck is a visual slide - based presentation. So this is True.

Now, categorizing each:

• True statements: "Business Plans are text - based documents", "The goal of a Pitch Deck is to get investors’ attention", "A Pitch Deck is a visual slide presentation"
• False statements: "A typical Pitch Deck has between 20 - 100 slides", "Business Plans are highly visual", "The goal of a Business Plan is to get investors’ buy - in" (note: The goal of a Business Plan is more about outlining the business strategy, financials, etc., and while it can be used to attract investment, the primary goal is not solely to get investors’ buy - in. A Pitch Deck is more focused on getting attention for the investment opportunity.)

So, to place in the boxes:

True box: Drag "Business Plans are text - based documents", "The goal of a Pitch Deck is to get investors’ attention", "A Pitch Deck is a visual slide presentation"

False box: Drag "A typical Pitch Deck has between 20 - 100 slides", "Business Plans are highly visual", "The goal of a Business Plan is to get investors’ buy - in"

If we were to list each with True/False:

1. Business Plans are text - based documents: True
2. A typical Pitch Deck has between 20 - 100 slides: False
3. Business Plans are highly visual: False
4. The goal of a Business Plan is to get investors’ buy - in: False
5. The goal of a Pitch Deck is to get investors’ attention: True
6. A Pitch Deck is a visual slide presentation: True

Final Answer (for each statement):

1. Business Plans are text - based documents: \(\boldsymbol{\text{True}}\)
2. A typical Pitch Deck has between 20 - 100 slides: \(\boldsymbol{\text{False}}\)
3. Business Plans are highly visual: \(\boldsymbol{\text{False}}\)
4. The goal of a Business Plan is to get investors’ buy - in: \(\boldsymbol{\text{False}}\)
5. The goal of a Pitch Deck is to get investors’ attention: \(\boldsymbol{\text{True}}\)
6. A Pitch Deck is a visual slide presentation: \(\boldsymbol{\text{True}}\)