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  1. Which elicitation technique is MOST useful for understanding the sequence of steps a user takes to accomplish a specific goal?

    Answer: Task/Workflow analysis

    Task and workflow analysis maps the steps, decisions, and interactions involved in completing a specific business process.

  2. Collaborative games as an elicitation technique are BEST used to:

    Answer: Encourage creative thinking and engagement among stakeholders

    Collaborative games use structured play to stimulate creative problem-solving and foster stakeholder engagement in requirements discovery.

  3. When planning elicitation activities, a business analyst should FIRST:

    Answer: Identify the stakeholders who hold the needed information

    Identifying the right stakeholders ensures the elicitation activities target people who actually possess the required knowledge.

  4. What does 'elicitation preparation' include?

    Answer: Scheduling sessions, preparing questions, and securing materials

    Preparation ensures the elicitation event is organized, focused, and likely to yield the needed information efficiently.

  5. A business analyst notices significant body language and process deviations not captured in any documentation. Which technique most directly reveals this information?

    Answer: Observation

    Direct observation captures informal practices and non-verbal cues that stakeholders often cannot or do not articulate in interviews.

  6. Confirmed elicitation results differ from elicitation notes in that they:

    Answer: Have been reviewed and verified with stakeholders for accuracy

    Confirmation with stakeholders ensures that what was captured accurately reflects their intent, reducing rework later.

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