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Software Requirement Engineering - Chapter 3 - Elicitation

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary focus of the Kano model in requirements engineering?

a)

Cost reduction

b)

Project management

c)

User satisfaction

d)

Stakeholder involvement

2.

Which of the following is NOT a source of requirements?

a)

Existing systems

b)

Stakeholders

c)

Competitor systems

d)

Project budget

3.

What is the role of a requirements engineer in stakeholder management?

a)

To ignore conflicting requirements

b)

To evaluate stakeholder importance

c)

To document all requirements

d)

To prioritize project costs

4.

Which technique is used to gather requirements through direct interaction with stakeholders?

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Survey

d)

Document analysis

5.

What is a key principle when dealing with stakeholders?

a)

Avoiding formal agreements

b)

Ignoring cultural differences

c)

Defining rights and duties

d)

Limiting stakeholder involvement

6.

What is the main purpose of using elicitation techniques?

a)

To gather and clarify requirements

b)

To finalize project budgets

c)

To create project timelines

d)

To assess project risks

7.

Which of the following is a strength of using questionnaires in requirements gathering?

a)

Immediate feedback

b)

Reaches a large audience

c)

Ability to ask open-ended questions

d)

High response rate

8.

What is a common weakness of brainstorming as a creativity technique?

a)

Influence of dominant participants

b)

Generates many ideas quickly

c)

Encourages participation

d)

Applicable to complex problems

9.

What does the term 'field observation' refer to in requirements engineering?

a)

Reviewing existing documentation

b)

Analyzing competitor systems

c)

Observing users in their work environment

d)

Conducting interviews with stakeholders

10.

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Kano model's performance factors?

a)

They are not prioritized

b)

They lead to customer delight

c)

They are basic requirements

d)

They are essential for user satisfaction

11.

What is the significance of stakeholder identification in a project?

a)

To clarify project goals

b)

To limit project scope

c)

To avoid conflicts

d)

To reduce project costs

12.

What is a potential risk factor in requirements elicitation?

a)

Lack of domain knowledge

b)

High stakeholder involvement

c)

Clear communication

d)

Use of multiple techniques

13.

Which elicitation technique is best suited for stakeholders who struggle to articulate their needs?

a)

Document analysis

b)

Interview

c)

Questionnaire

d)

Observation

14.

What is the primary goal of using the Kano model in requirements engineering?

a)

To prioritize requirements based on user satisfaction

b)

To identify project risks

c)

To document all requirements

d)

To analyze competitor systems

15.

What is a common challenge when using interviews for requirements gathering?

a)

Limited information

b)

Time-consuming

c)

High cost

d)

Requires expert knowledge

16.

Which of the following is a benefit of using document-centric techniques?

a)

Low resource usage

b)

High engagement

c)

Preservation of knowledge

d)

Immediate stakeholder feedback

17.

What is the purpose of using creativity techniques in requirements engineering?

a)

To document requirements

b)

To finalize project budgets

c)

To generate innovative ideas

d)

To assess project risks

18.

What is a key factor that influences the choice of elicitation techniques?

a)

Team size

b)

Stakeholder knowledge

c)

Budget constraints

d)

Project timeline

19.

What does the term 'negotiation' refer to in the context of conflicting requirements?

a)

Prioritizing project costs

b)

Reaching a consensus

c)

Ignoring stakeholder input

d)

Documenting all requirements

20.

Which of the following is a characteristic of effective stakeholder collaboration?

a)

Avoiding conflicts

b)

Limited communication

c)

Formal agreements only

d)

Involvement in project decisions