Benefits of Early and Frequent Stakeholder Feedback CTFL Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26foundation · easy

   What is a key benefit of frequent feedback cycles in a development project?

   • AThey ensure that the project is completed ahead of schedule.
   • BThey eliminate the need for formal documentation.
   • CThey guarantee that all requirements are met without any changes.
   • DThey improve communication and alignment among team members and stakeholders.
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2. 27foundation · easy

   Which stakeholder role is primarily responsible for providing business requirements and priorities?

   • ABusiness analyst
   • BDatabase administrator
   • CDeveloper
   • DTest manager
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4. 28application · medium

   A product owner has drafted a set of user stories for a new mobile banking app. The team is about to start development next week. Which action best leverages early stakeholder feedback to prevent defects?

   • AWait until the first sprint review to show the working software to stakeholders and collect their feedback then.
   • BAsk the development team to self-review the stories and proceed with coding to avoid slowing down the project.
   • CConduct a structured review of the user stories with representatives from security, UX, and customer support before development begins.
   • DSend the user stories to the legal department for approval but no other stakeholders.
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5. 29foundation · easy

   What is the primary impact of early and frequent feedback on defect detection?

   • AIt eliminates the need for defect tracking tools.
   • BIt reduces the number of defects detected during testing.
   • CIt helps detect defects earlier in the development lifecycle.
   • DIt ensures that all defects are found by the development team.
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6. 30expert · hard

   A startup is developing a new social media app. The team is small and has limited resources. The CEO wants to ensure the product meets user needs but cannot afford extensive stakeholder engagement. Which approach best leverages early stakeholder feedback within these constraints?

   • AWait until the app is fully developed and then launch a beta version to collect feedback.
   • BHire a market research firm to conduct a comprehensive survey of potential users.
   • CRecruit a small group of potential users to participate in a series of short, focused feedback sessions on the app's core features.
   • DRely on the development team's own preferences, as they are also users of social media apps.
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