Causal Analysis During an Inspection Process CTEL-ITP-ATP Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26foundation · easy

   Which outcome best reflects the value of causal analysis during an inspection?

   • AA complete list of all defects found during the inspection
   • BA formal record of who approved the inspection results
   • CA schedule for the next inspection cycle
   • DA clear understanding of why defects occur and how to prevent them
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2. 27foundation · easy

   After collecting data on inspection defects, what is the next logical step in the causal analysis process?

   • AIdentifying the root causes of the defects
   • BMonitoring the effectiveness of actions
   • CImplementing the action plan
   • DAssigning responsibilities for corrective actions
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4. 28application · medium

   An inspection team identified several root causes for defects: unclear requirements, insufficient training, and poor tool support. They have limited resources to address all of them. Which cause should they prioritize first?

   • AThe cause that affects the most defects and is feasible to address within the current budget.
   • BThe cause that is easiest to fix, regardless of its impact.
   • CThe cause that is most interesting to the team, even if it affects few defects.
   • DThe cause that was identified first during the analysis.
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5. 29foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an example of data that should be collected during an inspection for causal analysis?

   • AThe salary of the inspection team members
   • BThe number of pages in the inspected document
   • CThe names of the authors of the inspected document
   • DThe defect types and the phases in which they were introduced
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6. 30application · medium

   An organization wants to implement causal analysis for its inspection process. They have collected defect data from the last six months and now need to systematically identify root causes. According to the causal analysis process, what should they do next?

   • ABrainstorm potential causes and then use a technique like 5 Whys to drill down to root causes.
   • BClose the inspection process and start a new one with different participants.
   • CDistribute the defect data to all team members for their individual interpretation.
   • DImmediately implement corrective actions for the most frequent defect type.
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