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You are the business analyst for your organization and you and your staff are creating as many solutions as possible to an identified problem in the solution approach process. What is this activity element called?

• A.Prototyping
• B.Lateral thinking
• C.Alternative generation
• D.Brainstorming

You are the business analyst for a new project. Part of this project is for the project team to manually install new workstations through the company's campus. Based on your research you have determined that the project team can install 25 new workstations per hour. Since there is a fixed amount of time that these workstations need to be installed you are considering adding additional labor for the implementation. You are also considering to adjust the prioritization of the project requirements based on the amount of workstations the project team can install per hour. What does the 25 workstations per hour represent in this scenario?

• A.Parametric estimate
• B.Report project
• C.Planning
• D.Timeboxing

Which one of the following statements is most true about changing requirements in a change-driven approach to business analysis and requirements management?

• A.Change-driven approaches must use a change control system with a change control board.
• B.Change-driven approaches only use a change control system for approved changes.
• C.Change-driven approaches are driven by change control processes.
• D.Change-driven approaches don't use a formal change control process.

By which of the following is the performance of all requirements management and communication activities governed?

• A.Project manager
• B.Business analyst
• C.Project sponsor
• D.Business analysis plans

A change to support a regulatory requirement is proposed for inclusion in the scope of a project. A business analyst (BA) conducts an impact analysis to determine the extent of the change. What previous task could assist the BA in performing the impact analysis?

• A.Create requirement relationships
• B.Create use case scenarios
• C.Perform a risk analysis
• D.Conduct a cost-benefit analysis