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What principle does the Waterfall model operate on?

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Development stages occur sequentially

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Which stage in the Waterfall model is responsible for software testing?

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Testing

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What is the main disadvantage of the Waterfall model?

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Not suitable for projects with constantly changing requirements

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In the Waterfall model, what can happen if an error occurs during the deployment stage?

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High cost of fixing errors

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Which of the following characteristics is true for the Waterfall model? Very flexible with changing requirements, Requires completion of each stage before moving to the next, Stages can be executed in parallel, No need for detailed documentation

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Requires completion of each stage before moving to the next

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Each spiral in the Spiral model typically includes which stages? Planning, Risk analysis, Development and testing, Product deployment

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Planning, Risk analysis, Development and testing, Product deployment

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The Spiral model is most suitable for which type of project? Options: Small projects with simple requirements, Projects with high reliability and security requirements, Projects that do not require risk assessment, Projects with very short development time

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Projects with high reliability and security requirements

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Who leads the Scrum team?

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Scrum Master

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In Scrum, what is a Sprint?

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A short development cycle (usually 1-4 weeks)

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What is the Product Backlog?

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A list of requirements and features to be developed.