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  1. Which agile analysis technique uses a visual board to limit work in progress and optimize flow?

    Answer: Kanban board

    Kanban boards visualize workflow and enforce WIP limits to improve throughput and identify bottlenecks.

  2. What is the primary purpose of story mapping in agile business analysis?

    Answer: To visualize the user journey and prioritize features by value

    Story mapping arranges user stories along a narrative flow to reveal gaps, prioritize releases, and maintain a holistic product view.

  3. In agile analysis, what does the MoSCoW prioritization technique stand for?

    Answer: Must have, Should have, Could have, Won't have

    MoSCoW categorizes requirements into Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have to guide prioritization decisions.

  4. Which technique involves a business analyst facilitating a structured session where stakeholders collaboratively define requirements?

    Answer: Requirements workshop

    Requirements workshops bring stakeholders together in a facilitated session to elicit, validate, and resolve conflicting requirements efficiently.

  5. What is the purpose of using personas in agile business analysis?

    Answer: To represent archetypal users and guide feature decisions based on user needs

    Personas are fictional representations of key user types that help teams empathize with users and make user-centered design decisions.

  6. Which agile analysis technique helps identify and resolve dependencies between multiple teams or features?

    Answer: Dependency mapping

    Dependency mapping visually identifies relationships and blockers between teams, features, or systems to enable proactive coordination.

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