Application Development Models Quiz

Which development model is best for projects with well-defined and fixed requirements?

• Agile

• RAD

• Waterfall

• Prototype

What is a major weakness of the Waterfall model?

• It delivers results too early

• It encourages user feedback throughout

• It is hard to go back and make changes

• It lacks a clear structure

What key feature defines the Agile model?

• Fixed stages

• Iterative sprints and customer feedback

• Large upfront documentation

• One-time testing phase

Which model develops software in repeating loops that include risk assessment?

• Iterative

• Spiral

• Prototype

• RAD

What does RAD stand for?

• Rapid Application Development

• Reactive Application Design

• Ready Agile Design

• Refined Architecture Delivery

What is a primary benefit of RAD?

• Works well with large, long-term projects

• Produces working prototypes quickly

• Requires little user involvement

• Follows strict documentation

Which model starts by building small parts of the system, then improves them through cycles?

• Waterfall

• Iterative

• Spiral

• Agile

Which model is best when early versions of the system need to be shown to users?

• Waterfall

• Prototype

• Spiral

• Agile

Which model is most focused on identifying and reducing project risk early?

• Prototype

• Iterative

• Spiral

• RAD

In the Waterfall model, when does testing occur?

• After all development phases

• Before any design work

• At the same time as coding

• Continuously throughout