Explanation
In order to conduct the elicitation process, the business analyst must work with the appropriate people, such as the project manager, to ensure that the needed resources are organized and available for the elicitation.
Answer C is incorrect. Planning for elicitation is not a valid elicitation task.
Answer A is incorrect. Confirming elicitation results is the confirmation that the business analyst understands
the requirements and that the stakeholder confirms the results of the elicitation.
Answer D is incorrect. Managing stakeholder requirements is not a valid elicitation task.

Explanation
The initial high-level listing of requirements in a change-driven approach is also known as requirements envisioning.
Answer B is incorrect. Project scope defines all of the required work to satisfy the requirements of the project.
Answer C is incorrect. Product scope defines all of the features and functions of the thing, solution, or service
the project or organization will create.
Answer D is incorrect. Requirements foundation is not a valid term for business analysis.

Explanation/Reference:
The author of the requirements is a good attribute to include in the requirements attribute. This allows follow-up questions or clarifications, if necessary, for the project.
A is incorrect. Absolute reference is needed to define specific requirements. A numeric coding is
preferred over text and this code should not be reused.
B is incorrect. The ownership attribute describes who will be the owner of the requirement or
deliverable. The owner isn't necessarily the same person who created the requirement.
C is incorrect. There is not an attribute called requirements sponsor, so this choice is not valid.