CBAP Practice Test

CBAP Practice Test practice questions, page 5 of 20, with answer review and explanations.

Question 21

You are the business analyst for your organization and are creating the solution scope definition. Which of the following should be included in the solution scope definition?

  1. Business case
  2. Technical dependencies
  3. Elicitation techniques
  4. Organization readiness assessment

Question 22

What business analysis element tries to identify as many potential options as possible to meet the business objectives and fill identified gaps in capabilities?

  1. Ranking of approaches
  2. Decision analysis
  3. Documentation of assumptions and constraints
  4. Alternative generation

Question 23

Paul is the business analyst for his organization. He is examining a single solution to determine if the solution he and his team have identified carries enough business value to justify its implementation. What business analysis process is Paul performing in this scenario?

  1. Define transition requirements
  2. Assess proposed solution
  3. Assess organizational readiness
  4. Allocate requirements

Question 24

You are the business analyst for your organization. Gary and Janet, two key stakeholders in the project, are in disagreement over a requirement for the type of software to be installed on the server your solution calls for. What must happen in this instance before formal approval can be offered?

  1. The conflict will need to be resolved through research, resolution, or through a third-party mediation.
  2. Gary and Janet will need to determine who has seniority in the company to determine which requirement takes precedence.
  3. The conflict will need to be removed from the solution scope until Gary and Janet come to a solution.
  4. The business analyst will need to make a decision on which requirement is most appropriate.

Question 25

One of the processes within requirements analysis is to prioritize requirements. As a business analyst why would you ever want to prioritize requirements?

  1. You may need to determine the cost of each requirement.
  2. You may need to determine the schedule for each requirement.
  3. You may need to determine which requirements are most critical so the analysis and implementation efforts focus on the most critical requirements.
  4. You may need to determine which requirements are most critical so additional risk analysis can be completed on those requirements.