1. One of the main purposes for creating a requirements traceability matrix is to:

A) track how requirements can be connected to the solution.
B) provide test cases to validate solution deliverables.
C) track the project solution scope.
D) document stakeholder approval of project requirements.



2. The requirements traceability matrix should primarily be used to:

A) define a convention to map the requirements to their sources.
B) identify the risks associated with dependent requirements.
C) address the responsibility owner for each requirement.
D) ensure that all requirements have been met.



3. The best way to ensure the integrity of requirements is to:

A) B. establish a requirements baseline, establish a change control board, and label each requirement uniquely
B) C. use a requirements management tool, measure requirements volatility, and maintain a history of requirements changes
C) A. implement version control, maintain a history of requirements changes, and track the status of each requirement
D) D. establish a change control board, track the status of each requirement, and use a requirements management tool.



4. Which statement accurately depicts what changes can be made to requirements after they are baselined?

A) D. Requirements can be changed only with sponsor approval.
B) A. Requirements can be changed through a defined process.
C) C. Requirements cannot be changed once user acceptance testing begins.
D) B. Requirements cannot be changed once development begins.



5. The business analyst wishes to clarify the projectâ??s key business drivers and ensure that requirements can be prioritized to provide maximum business value. Which question should the business analyst ask of stakeholders to help obtain this clarification?

A) D. Which stakeholders have the most influence?
B) C. Which functional areas are impacted?
C) A. How is the organizational chart structured?
D) B. What is the business need?