1. After a project was delivered, the business analyst learns of a project objective with no associated requirement. What would have helped determine this issue before delivery?

A) Context diagram
B) Tracing requirements
C) Use cases
D) Process flow



2. A company is pleased with its delivered solution and reports that is has heard only minimal complaints for the first three months of use. How can the business analyst determine how well the solution meets the business case?

A) Survey the project.
B) Ask the sponsor for feedback.
C) Compare the results of day-in-the-life (DITL) testing and integration testing.
D) Conduct a user survey.



3. A key component of the business analystâ??s role during acceptance testing is to:

A) execute all acceptance tests on behalf of the user community.
B) assist the quality assurance department by defining acceptance criteria.
C) delegate execution of acceptance testing and defect identification to users.
D) act as a resource only when users encounter difficulties while performing tests.



4. The business analyst is conducting a feasibility study to understand how well a potential solution fits into the organization. What kind of feasibility assessment is the business analyst undertaking?

A) Operational
B) Technical
C) Cost-effectiveness
D) Time



5. Which of the following tools will help facilitate the decision-making process when stakeholders do not agree on the value of an initiative?

A) PEST analyst
B) Feasibility analysis
C) Force-field analysis
D) Gap analysis