Business Analysis

1.What is the primary goal of a business analyst in an Agile project?

• a) Ensuring the project is completed on time

• b) Ensuring the project is completed within the budget

• c) Ensuring the delivered solution provides value and meets the business needs

• Managing the project Team

2.Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a business analyst?

• a) Eliciting and defining requirements

• b) Managing stakeholder communication

• c) Coding and system testing

• d) Analysing and validating requirements

3.What is the primary focus of Agile Business Analysis?

• a) Delivering the most documentation possible

• b) Delivering value to the customer early and consistently

• c) Completing the project as quickly as possible

• d) Ensuring that all tasks are completed by the development team

4.In an Agile project, who is responsible for ensuring that the team delivers value to the business?

• a) Scrum Master

• b) Project Manager

• c) Business Analyst

• d) All team members

5.Which Agile framework divides the work into a series of fixed-length iterations called Sprints?

• Kanban

• Scrum

• Lean

• XP

1.In Agile projects, how often should the teams inspect their work and adapt the process?

• a) Once at the end of the project

• b) Only when the project is off-track

• c) At regular intervals or the end of each iteration

• d) Only at the beginning of the project

In Agile projects, how often should the team integrate the work and produce a working increment of the product?

• a) Once in every six months

• b) At the end of the project

• c) At the end of each iteration or Sprint

• d) Once every month

3.What is a Product Backlog in Agile methodology?

• a)A list of completed tasks

• A list of tasks to be completed during a specific Sprint

• a)An ordered list of everything that is known to be needed in the product

• a)A list of team members and their roles

5.In Agile, what does a Product Backlog item typically include?

• a) Only a written description

• b) A written description and acceptance criteria

• c) Only the acceptance criteria

• d) A written description and project budget

1.What is an Information Radiator in Agile?

• a) A device used for project communication

• b) A high-tech tool for monitoring project progress

• c) A readily visible, large, and simple chart or diagram that displays project information

• d) A type of software used for project management