You are the business analyst for your organization and you are working with Bill on creating a model. Bill is a little confused about all the different things a model can do for the stakeholders. You explain to Bill that a model can do all of the following except for which one?

• A.Define the risk and reward for the requirements
• B.Categorize and create hierarchies of items
• C.Define boundaries for business domains
• D.Show business logic

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You are the business analyst for your organization. On your current project you'll be using the change-driven approach for defining requirements and gathering feedback. Which of the following statements best describes the change-driven approach?

• A.The change-driven approach favors defining requirements through experimentation.
• B.The change-driven approach does not define the requirements until after a solution for the problem has been identified.
• C.The change-driven approach favors defining requirements standardized templates.
• D.The change-driven approach favors defining requirements through team interaction.

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You are the business analyst for your organization and are leading a presentation about an identified problem.
This presentation will help the stakeholders to understand the problem and it will help you when you begin to elicit requirements from the stakeholders. Which type of learner learns best through the presentation of models?

• A.Kinesthetic learners
• B.Auditory learners
• C.Communication model learners
• D.Visual learners

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Which task in the requirements analysis knowledge area is best described as ensuring that the requirements specifications and models meet the necessary standard of quality to allow them to be used effectively to guide further work?

• A.Defining assumptions and constraints
• B.Organizing requirements
• C.Specifying and modeling requirements
• D.Requirements verification

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Nancy has asked you to trace a particular requirement for her. What does 'to trace a requirement' mean?

• A.Tracing a requirement means to look at a requirement and the others to which it is related. It links risk, cost, quality, and scope elements to stakeholder and solution requirements to other artifacts created by the team and to solution components.
• B.Tracing a requirement means to track a requirement from its first identification all the way to its completion to see what issues, risks, costs, quality, and defects have surrounded the requirement.
• C.Tracing a requirement means to look at a requirement and the others to which it is related. It links business requirements to components in the project's work breakdown structure.
• D.Tracing a requirement means to look at a requirement and the others to which it is related. It links business requirements to stakeholder and solution requirements to other artifacts created by the team and to solution components.

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