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1. ECBA Exam Questions
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▪ There are 10 questions in this test.
▪ The answers are provided after each question with explanations.
▪ These questions are based on BABOK guide version 3
▪ The ECBA Certification questions are based on BABOK guide
▪ There are no negative markings

3. Question #1
This technique is used to collaboratively identify and
reach consensus about which sources of business
analysis information should be consulted and which
elicitation techniques might be most effective. Identify
the technique
▪ Observation
▪ Prioritization
▪ Reviews
▪ Brainstorming

4. Answer #1
This technique is used to collaboratively identify
and reach consensus about which sources of
business analysis information should be consulted
and which elicitation techniques might be most
effective. Identify the technique
Answer
Brainstorming
P 70 Section "Techniques" lists down brainstorming as the
technique used to identify and determine the elicitation
techniques
P 70 Section "Techniques" lists down
brainstorming as the technique used to
identify and determine the elicitation
techniques

5. Question #2
Requirement analysis and design definition deals with
tasks that business analysts perform to structure and
organize requirements discovered during elicitation
activities, specify and model requirements and designs,
validate etc. Identify the task which is associated with
this knowledge area?
▪ Define requirement Architecture
▪ Plan business analysis approach
▪ Plan business analysis governance
▪ Plan stakeholder engagement

6. Answer #2
Answer
The correct answer is option A….It is mentioned on
P144 of the BABOK guide.
Plan business analysis approach, Plan stakeholder
engagement & Plan business analysis governance are tasks
of business analysis planning and monitoring knowledge
area
The correct answer is option A….It is mentioned
on P144 of the BABOK guide

7. Question #3
This task ensures that requirements have been
defined correctly and that they are of acceptable
quality.
▪ Specify and Model requirements
▪ Verify Requirements
▪ Validate Requirements
▪ None of these

8. Answer #3Answer
Verify Requirements
Verify Requirements ensure that requirements have been defined
correctly and that they are of acceptable quality.
Verify Requirements ensure that requirements
have been defined correctly and that they are
of acceptable quality.

9. Question #4
The purpose of creating Requirements architecture
is to
▪ devise the requirements implementation approach
▪ agree and approve on the requirements plan
▪ define the relationship amongst the requirements
▪ to show how elements work in harmony with one another to
support the business requirements

10. Answer #4
The purpose of creating Requirements architecture
is to
Answer D
to show how elements work in harmony with one another to
support the business requirements
Requirements architecture is not intended to demonstrate
traceability, but rather to show how elements work in
harmony with one another to support the business
requirements, and to structure them in various ways to align
the viewpoints of different stakeholders.
Requirements architecture is not
intended to demonstrate traceability,
but rather to show how elements work
in harmony with one another to
support the business requirements,
and to structure them in various ways
to align the viewpoints of different
stakeholders.

11. Question #5
__________ approach typically call for formal
documentation and is defined before implementation
begins in order to maximize control and minimize risk
▪ Predictive
▪ Progressive
▪ Adaptive
▪ None of these

12. Answer #5
__________ approach typically call for formal documentation and is
defined before implementation begins in order to maximize control and
minimize risk
▪ Predictive
▪ Progressive
▪ Adaptive
▪ None of these
Answer
Predictive
Page:26
Predictive approaches typically call for formal documentation and representations.
Predictive approaches focus on minimizing upfront uncertainty and ensuring that the solution is
defined before implementation begins in order to maximize control and minimize risk.
Page:26
Predictive approaches typically call for formal
documentation and representations.
Predictive approaches focus on minimizing
upfront uncertainty and ensuring that the
solution is defined before implementation
begins in order to maximize control and
minimize risk.

13. Question #6
The knowledge area which deals with developing
requirements is
▪ Requirement Analysis and Design definition
▪ Requirements life cycle management
▪ Elicitation and collaboration
▪ None of these

14. Answer #6Answer
Correct answer is A Requirement Analysis and Design
definition
Requirements analysis and design deals with the development of
requirements (from needs) and design (keeping in mind solution).
Please note that Design in the BABOK guide does not refer to the
technical design. It actually means the solution requirements (what
should be implemented to address the solution requirements)
Requirements analysis and design deals with
the development of requirements (from
needs) and design (keeping in mind solution).
Please note that Design in the BABOK guide
does not refer to the technical design. It
actually means the solution requirements
(what should be implemented to address the
solution requirements)

15. Question #7
As per BABOK guide, business analyst is a
stakeholder for a software project?
▪ TRUE
▪ FALSE

16. Answer #7
As per BABOK guide, business analyst is a
stakeholder for a software project?
▪ TRUE
▪ FALSE
Answer
TRUE
Business Analysts are one of the important parts of every software
project. The success of the project depends on them as well that means
they influence the project. BABOK guide also identifies them as
stakeholders
Business Analysts are one of the important
parts of every software project. The success
of the project depends on them as well that
means they influence the project.
BABOK guide also identifies them as
stakeholders

17. Question #8
Stakeholders are measured on a matrix with High and
Low values of Influence and Impact. How will you
manage a stakeholder with High Influence/Low Impact
▪ Ensure stakeholder remains satisfied.
▪ Work closely with stakeholder to ensure that they are in
agreement with and support the change.
▪ Monitor to ensure stakeholders interest or influence do not
change.
▪ Keep informed; stakeholder is likely to be very concerned
and may feel anxious about lack of control.

18. Answer #8
Stakeholders are measured on a matrix with High and
Low values of Influence and Impact. How will you
manage a stakeholder with High Influence/Low Impact
▪ Ensure stakeholder remains satisfied.
▪ Work closely with stakeholder to ensure that they are in
agreement with and support the change.
▪ Monitor to ensure stakeholders interest or influence do not
change.
▪ Keep informed; stakeholder is likely to be very concerned
and may feel anxious about lack of control.
Answer
Ensure stakeholder remains satisfied.
A stakeholder who has high influence must
be kept happy throughout the project even
though impact of the project/change on
him/her is not significant

19. Question #9
When the focus of the specifying and modelling activity is
on a solution, the outputs are referred to as designs.
State TRUE or FALSE
▪ TRUE
▪ FALSE

20. Answer #9
P 147. When the focus of the specifying and
modelling activity is on understanding the
need, the outputs are referred to as
requirements. When the focus of the
specifying and modelling activity is on a
solution, the outputs are referred to as
designs.
Answer
TRUE
P 147. When the focus of the specifying and modelling activity is on
understanding the need, the outputs are referred to as requirements.
When the focus of the specifying and modelling activity is on a solution,
the outputs are referred to as designs.

21. Question #10
What is the purpose of creating a backlog in a
project?
▪ The backlog is used to record, track, and prioritize work
items.
▪ The backlog is used to record, track, and prioritize
remaining work items.
▪ The backlog is a document which is used in addition to the
SRS document
▪ None of the above

22. Answer #10
What is the purpose of creating a backlog in a
project?
▪ The backlog is used to record, track, and prioritize work
items.
▪ The backlog is used to record, track, and prioritize
remaining work items.
▪ The backlog is used to change requests by customers
▪ None of the above
Answer
The backlog is used to record, track, and prioritize remaining
work items.
The backlog is used to record, track, and
prioritize remaining work items.

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