IIBA-ECBA Mock Exam Test Questions and
Answers with Verified Solutions
1. Which of the following techniques can be used to model the rationale of a
change?
A. Roles and Permissions Matrix
B. Organizational modelling
C. Business capability analysis
D. Decision modelling - ANSWER D. Decision modelling
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.4.1 - Model Requirements - Paragraph 3 -
Point #2 - Rationale: models represent the 'why' of a change. Techniques used to
represent the rationale include Decision Modelling; Scope Modelling; Business
Model Canvas; Root Cause Analysis; and Business Rules Analysis
2. The main reason for implementing appropriate levels of abstraction is because:
A. Not all stakeholders find value in the entire set of requirements
B. Requirements do not have necessary attributes
C. Requirements have missing components
D. Stakeholders don't have interest - ANSWER A. Not all stakeholders find value
in the entire set of requirements
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.4.4 - Implement the Appropriate Levels of
Abstraction - The level of abstraction of a requirement varies based on the type of
requirement and audience for the requirement. Not all stakeholders require or
,find value in the complete set of requirements and models. It may be appropriate
to produce different viewpoints of requirements to represent the same need for
different stakeholders. Business analysts take special care to maintain the
meaning and intent of the requirements over all representations.
3. Which of the following is used to record the meaning of relevant business terms
while analyzing requirements?
A. Glossary
B. Scope model
C. State model
D. Data dictionary - ANSWER A. Glossary
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.6 - Techniques - Glossary: used to record
the meaning of relevant business terms while analyzing requirements
4. Which of the following can be used for quality control when verifying
requirements and designs?
A. Data model
B. Templates
C. Information management approach
D. Checklists - ANSWER D. Checklists
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.2.4.3 - Checklists - Checklists are used for
quality control when verifying requirements and designs.
, 5. Which of the following stakeholders can participate in specify and model
requirements task?
A. Only Sponsor and PM
B. Only developers and implementation SME
C. Only technical architect and PM
D. Any stakeholders - ANSWER D. Any stakeholders
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.7 - Any stakeholder: business analysts may
choose to perform this task themselves and then separately package and
communicate the requirements to stakeholders for their review and approval; or
they might choose to invite some or all stakeholders to participate in this task.
6. A set of conventions that define how requirements will be represented;
organized and related is known as:
A. Views
B. Viewpoints
C. Architecture
D. Attributes - ANSWER B. Viewpoints
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.4.4.1 - Requirements Viewpoints and Views A
viewpoint is a set of conventions that define how requirements will be
represented; how these representations will be organized; and how they will be
related. Viewpoints provide templates for addressing the concerns of particular
stakeholder groups
Answers with Verified Solutions
1. Which of the following techniques can be used to model the rationale of a
change?
A. Roles and Permissions Matrix
B. Organizational modelling
C. Business capability analysis
D. Decision modelling - ANSWER D. Decision modelling
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.4.1 - Model Requirements - Paragraph 3 -
Point #2 - Rationale: models represent the 'why' of a change. Techniques used to
represent the rationale include Decision Modelling; Scope Modelling; Business
Model Canvas; Root Cause Analysis; and Business Rules Analysis
2. The main reason for implementing appropriate levels of abstraction is because:
A. Not all stakeholders find value in the entire set of requirements
B. Requirements do not have necessary attributes
C. Requirements have missing components
D. Stakeholders don't have interest - ANSWER A. Not all stakeholders find value
in the entire set of requirements
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.4.4 - Implement the Appropriate Levels of
Abstraction - The level of abstraction of a requirement varies based on the type of
requirement and audience for the requirement. Not all stakeholders require or
,find value in the complete set of requirements and models. It may be appropriate
to produce different viewpoints of requirements to represent the same need for
different stakeholders. Business analysts take special care to maintain the
meaning and intent of the requirements over all representations.
3. Which of the following is used to record the meaning of relevant business terms
while analyzing requirements?
A. Glossary
B. Scope model
C. State model
D. Data dictionary - ANSWER A. Glossary
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.6 - Techniques - Glossary: used to record
the meaning of relevant business terms while analyzing requirements
4. Which of the following can be used for quality control when verifying
requirements and designs?
A. Data model
B. Templates
C. Information management approach
D. Checklists - ANSWER D. Checklists
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.2.4.3 - Checklists - Checklists are used for
quality control when verifying requirements and designs.
, 5. Which of the following stakeholders can participate in specify and model
requirements task?
A. Only Sponsor and PM
B. Only developers and implementation SME
C. Only technical architect and PM
D. Any stakeholders - ANSWER D. Any stakeholders
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.7 - Any stakeholder: business analysts may
choose to perform this task themselves and then separately package and
communicate the requirements to stakeholders for their review and approval; or
they might choose to invite some or all stakeholders to participate in this task.
6. A set of conventions that define how requirements will be represented;
organized and related is known as:
A. Views
B. Viewpoints
C. Architecture
D. Attributes - ANSWER B. Viewpoints
Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.4.4.1 - Requirements Viewpoints and Views A
viewpoint is a set of conventions that define how requirements will be
represented; how these representations will be organized; and how they will be
related. Viewpoints provide templates for addressing the concerns of particular
stakeholder groups
