$1.$

Question $1$

What is the purpose of inconsistency management?

$1$ point

To track when end users have competing requirements

Remove all inconsistencies from your elicitation

To ensure the same end users are present at each elicitation meeting

$2.$

Question $2$

Which of the following is not a type of inconsistency during elicitation?

$1$ point

terminology clash

culture clash

structure clash

$3.$

Question $3$

The two main distinguishing features of the Win$-$Win Spiral Process are

$1$ point

It provides an explicit set of goals for collaborative software definition and development

It embeds collaboration activities explicitly within a robust life$-$cycle process model, spiral model

It embeds collaboration activities implicitly within a robust life$-$cycle process model, spiral model

It provides an implicit set of goals for collaborative software definition and development

$4.$

Question $4$

Which of the following are not types of inconsistency

$1$ point

Terminology clash

Designation class

Constructive clash

intelligent clash

$5.$

Question $5$

A key feature of Win$-$Win Spiral Process based requirements elicitation is multi$-$stakeholder involvement in the requirements elicitation process

$1$ point

True

False

$6.$

Question $6$

Which of the following are approaches to conflict resolution

$1$ point

A manual approach based on the WinWin model

An automated approach based on the WinWin model

an automatic approach that incorporates knowledge$-$based tools

a semi$-$automatic approach that incorporates knowledge$-$based tools

$7.$

Question $7$

Which of the following is a top$-$level attribute in the Win$-$Win domain taxonomy

$1$ point

Dependability

Interoperability

Usability

All of the above

$8.$

Question $8$

Which of the following are conceptual entities in a multi$-$stakeholder Win$-$Win spiral process

$1$ point

Win conditions

Conflict$/$Risk$/$Uncertainity specifications

point of conflicts

Win Prioritization

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Question $9$

In uncontrolled search for alternatives, there is a tendency for stakeholders to suggest a single new win condition that requires other stakeholders to back off from their win condition

$1$ point

True

False

$10.$

Question $10$

What are the two sub$-$problems in assessing potential conflicts among win conditions in Win$-$Win spiral model

$1$ point

complexity of interactions

Interactions due to model mismatches

interactions due to semantic mismatch