Question 1

The business analyst is planning an approach to formally manage updates to requirements that may be

requested by stakeholders. What should the business analyst do?

Options :

A : Document changes as they occur

B : Obtain approval from the project sponsor.

C : Develop a change control process.

D : Hold firm on scope and reject changes.

Answer: C

Question 2

A project was in the design phase when the team received news of a new regulatory mandate that affects

the project. The requirements have already been approved and baselined. If the new requirements are not

included, the company will be out of compliance and may face monetary penalties.

What should the business analyst do next?

Options :

A : Define the project scope

B : Obtain approval from the project manager

C : Follow the change control process.

D : Update the requirements

Answer: C

Question 3

The business managers had clearly stated that the delivered website must simultaneously accommodate

millions of users around the globe. However, within the first week of the production launch, the website

crashes frequently.

This situation could have been averted if

Options :

A : critical business requirements were accommodated and tested.

B : essential product requirements were captured and tested.

C : quality attributes were captured and tested.

D : nonfunctional requirements were identified and tested.

Answer: A

Question 4

A major stakeholder of a project is surprised to learn that a particular requirement was not implemented

during the latest launch. The business analyst tells the stakeholder that the requirement status was

changed to “deferred”.

What could have prevented the stakeholder from being surprised about the status change?

Options :

A : The status should have been reviewed prior to project launch

B : The status should have been communicated to all project stakeholders.

C : The status should have been updated in the traceability matrix

D : The status should have been communicated to the requirement’s source.

Answer: A

Question 5

A business analyst is trying to determine which analysis technique will be best suited to elicit information from a large number of users in a short period of time. Which elicitation technique is best suited for this purpose?

Options :

A : Group brainstorming

B : Facilitated workshop

C : Ongoing observation

D : Questionnaire

Answer: B

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