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1. Which of the following is a quality criterion for examining relationships between requirements?

Defined

Relevant

Complete

Valuable

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2. 1.What type of knowledge equips a business analyst (BA) with understanding market forces, customer segments, services, products, and regulations?

Organizational

Industry

Solution

Methodological

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3. What tool can be used to determine the impact of a changed requirement on other requirements?

Verification

Traceability

Interview

Workshop

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4. Which of the following accurately describes a stakeholder’s role during future state analysis?

A regulator would ensure an envisioned future state can be sufficiently tested and can help set an appropriate level of quality to target.

An end user would help determine which business needs to address and sets the business objective that a future state will achieve.

A project manager would be directly involved in supporting the operations of the enterprise.

A domain subject matter expert would provide insight into current state and potential states.

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5. Which of the following is an example of a requirements viewpoint?

Use case

Mind map

Expert judgement

Item tracking

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6. In the define design options task, which of the following relates to the identify improvement opportunities element?

Assess issues, define risks, confirm elicitation results

Create flow diagrams, purchase solutions components, secure resources

Increase efficiencies, identify additional capabilities, improve access to information

Define change strategy, analyze current state, prioritize requirements

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7. What is a risk that business analysts (BAs) look for when managing stakeholder engagement?

Scope creep

Delayed approvals

Inaccurate cost estimated

Resource shortfalls

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8. Inputs to prepare for elicitation include:

information management approach and solution scope.

needs and stakeholder engagement approach.

future state description and risk analysis results.

requirements and designs.

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9. What tool classifies stakeholders according to responsibility?

Stakeholder Map

Personas

RACI Matrix

Stakeholder List

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10. What is the main purpose of the “Approve Requirements” task?

Obtain agreement

Establish requirements baseline

Select appropriate techniques

Assess alternative approaches

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11. What tool is used by a business analyst (BA) for quality control when verifying requirements and designs?

Interviews

Estimation

Benchmarking

Checklists

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12. Which of the following tasks is included in the requirements analysis and design definition knowledge area?

Assess requirements changes

Recommend actions to increase solution value

Analyze potential value and recommend solution

Define change strategy

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13. Which core concept defines a specific way of satisfying one or more needs in a context?

Value

Change

Solution

Priority

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14. Establishing the design option that is appropriate to meet the enterprise’s requirements is the purpose of which task?

Define requirements architecture

Analyze potential value and recommend solution

Define design options

Specify and model requirements

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15. Which activity is a business analyst (BA) performing when ensuring that a set of requirements is developed with enough detail to be usable by a particular stakeholder?

Validating requirements

Verifying requirements

Eliciting requirements

Specifying requirements

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16. Which of the following activities are performed during the requirements life cycle management phase?

Elicit Requirements

Prioritize Designs

Trace Requirements

Maintain Attributes

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17. Which techniques should be applied to prioritize requirements?

Risk Analysis and Management

Decision Modelling and Estimation

Interface Analysis and Interviews

Document Analysis and Vendor Assessment

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18. When can a change to requirements occur?

As soon as the testing process has begun

At any time during the project lifecycle

Only after requirements have been approved

Only after the solution has been designed

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19. One element of the task plan business analysis information management is:

complexity and risk.

change control process.

level of abstraction.

decision making authority.

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20. Stakeholders commonly face challenges in prioritizing requirements due to:

lack of knowledge.

project time constraints.

different perceived values.

inability to work with others.

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21. A business analyst (BA) is someone who elicits the actual needs of organizational stakeholders:

in any capacity, regardless of job title.

in a project team, with an “analyst” job title.

in a project team, regardless of job title.

in any capacity, with an “analyst” job title.

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22. When planning elicitation activities, which technique could be used to determine the possible participants and their roles?

Stakeholder list, map, or personas

Data mining

Roles and permissions matrix

Risk analysis and management

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23. A focus group is a form of which type of research?

Quantitative

Qualitative

Statistical

Theoretical

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24. What task is performed to ensure that all requirements align to the business need?

Model Requirements

Prioritize Requirements

Validate Requirements

Define Requirements

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25. If inconsistencies arise between different elicitation results, the business analyst (BA) should:

escalate them to the business sponsor.

report them to the project manager.

resolve them through collaboration.

reconcile them through experience.

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26. An atomic requirement:

is understood independently of other requirements or designs.

contains no extraneous or unnecessary content.

uses common terminology understood by the audience.

aligns with the identified needs of the stakeholders.

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27. Who is responsible for discovering, synthesizing, and analyzing information within an enterprise?

Project manager

Business analyst

Programmer

Project sponsor

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28. What is the optimum group size for brainstorming?

It doesn’t matter how many individuals as long as the project manager is included

The more individuals the better

Six to eight individuals who represent a range of backgrounds

A maximum of three individuals with a deep knowledge of the subject

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29. When undertaking requirements verification, who determines if the requirements captured are of good quality?

Stakeholders using them

Business customers once delivered

Business analysis professional writing them

Project manager reviewing them

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30. What are characteristics of effective communication of business analysis information?

Concise and consistent

Timely and segmented

Detailed and verbal

Bi-directional and iterative

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31. When should prioritization of requirements take place?

At the very beginning of an initiative only

After the maintain requirements and trace requirements tasks have been completed

Continually throughout the initiative

After the maintain requirements task has been completed

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32. Which of the following is an activity that a business analyst (BA) performs to prepare for elicitation?

Assess risk

Trace requirements

Secure supporting material

Analyze performance measures

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33. What is a definitional rule?

A representation of the operational knowledge of the organization

An obligation or prohibition of conduct, action, practice, or procedure

A rule that can be violated

A representation of the behavior of people

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