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Question 1

You are a business analyst working on a new software development project. The development team has just finished creating designs based on the requirements you provided. During the review of the designs, you notice potential new requirements. According to BABOK® v3, what is the relationship between requirements and designs in this scenario?

(Select ONE option.)

A : Designs are created independently of requirements and are then validated against them.

B : Requirements and designs are two distinct activities with no overlap.

C : Designs are derived from requirements, and additional requirements may be discovered based on designs.

D : Requirements and designs are the same thing and can be used interchangeably.

Answer: C

Question 2

Inputs to prepare for elicitation include:

A : formation management approach and solution scope.

B : eds and stakeholder engagement approach.

C : ture state description and risk analysis results.

D : quirements and designs.

Answer: B

Question 3

In the process of analyzing potential value and recommending a solution, you have identified a requirement that is represented in a general manner. What is the most likely outcome of this requirement during a change?

(Select ONE option.)

A : The requirement is likely to be revised heavily due to its specific association with a solution.

B : The requirement is less likely to be revised as it does not reference specific applications or departments.

C : The requirement is likely to be revised as it is not intended for reuse.

D : The requirement is less likely to be revised due to its general representation.

Answer: D

Question 4

Requirements that can be reused in the long term have which of the following characteristics?

A : tailed references to an application

B : rect ties to a specific requirements tool

C : ecific connections to one or more departments

D : mited or no references to specific solutions

Answer: D

Question 5

When initially assigned work, understanding the scope of elicitation is important in order to:

A : review the project charter.

B : identify the stakeholders.

C : discover the requirements.

D : plan the business analysis approach

Answer: D

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