Causal Analysis During an Inspection Process CTEL-ITP-ATP Practice Questions (Page 7)

Questions 31–33

1. 31application · medium

   A team implemented actions to reduce defects from ambiguous requirements. They want to evaluate whether the actions were effective. Which metric would be most appropriate for monitoring?

   • AThe number of ambiguous-requirement defects found in inspections before and after the change.
   • BThe total number of inspections conducted in the period.
   • CThe average duration of inspection meetings.
   • DThe number of inspectors who attended the training.
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2. 32foundation · easy

   When prioritizing root causes for action, which factor is most important to consider?

   • AThe number of people who agree with the cause
   • BThe ease of implementing the action
   • CThe order in which the causes were identified
   • DThe impact of the cause on the process or product
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3. 33application · medium

   A team is about to start causal analysis for defects found in code inspections. They want to ensure they have the right data to identify root causes. Which data collection approach would be most effective?

   • AAsk inspectors to write a narrative of each defect in their own words.
   • BGather data only from the most recent inspection to save time.
   • CRecord defect type, the phase where it was introduced, and the frequency of each type.
   • DCollect only the total number of defects found in each inspection meeting.
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