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Certified-Business-Analyst Practice Test


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A business analyst has been tasked with leading prototype efforts for a Salesforce project. What is a prototype?


A. A model of a final proposed product


B. A first pass, simple sketch of an idea


C. A polished, proven solution





B.
  A first pass, simple sketch of an idea

A business analyst at Universal Containers has begun user acceptance testing for a new Experience Cloud implementation with the project team. A major gap for one of the personas was identified in the documented scenarios. What went wrong?


A. Failure to include all stakeholders in the requirements gathering process


B. Failure to perform thorough unit testing during the development process


C. Failure to validate the application against the functional requirements





A.
  Failure to include all stakeholders in the requirements gathering process

The business analyst (BA) needs to identify collaborators for the current Salesforce CPQ project. The documentation has already been analyzed. What is another important step the BA should take to identify the correct decision makers?


A. Survey the business units


B. Create a stakeholder wheel


C. Prepare a RACI matrix





C.
  Prepare a RACI matrix

Explanation: The important step that the business analyst should take to identify the correct decision makers is to prepare a RACI matrix. A RACI matrix is a tool that defines and assigns the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders or team members for each task or activity in a project or enhancement. RACI stands for Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed. A RACI matrix helps to identify the correct decision makers by showing who has the authority or accountability for making decisions on each task or activity, as well as who needs to be consulted or informed about those decisions. A RACI matrix also helps to avoid confusion, duplication, or conflict among stakeholders or team members.

A project is in the user acceptance testing phase of a Sales Cloud implementation at Universal Containers. The business analyst (BA) is coordinating the test case execution and supporting the testers. One of the testers fails a test case because they were unable to see a custom field identified in the directions. The BA has reviewed the details of the failed test case and compared the expected outcome to the requirements. What should the BA do next?


A. Assign the test case to another tester.


B. Assign a bug to the development team


C. Attempt to reproduce the issue.





C.
  Attempt to reproduce the issue.

Explanation: The next thing that the business analyst should do after reviewing the details of the failed test case is to attempt to reproduce the issue. Reproducing an issue means following the same steps or actions that caused the issue to occur in order to verify its existence and severity. Reproducing an issue helps to confirm whether it is a real bug or a human error, as well as gather more information about its root cause, impact, frequency, etc. Reproducing an issue also helps to document it clearly and accurately for reporting and resolution purposes.

Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) wants to discuss an enhancement to Campaigns with the engineering, marketing, and sales teams. The changes involve detailed integration between systems that will be used by WTO's customers. The business analyst (BA) needs to complete the org impact analysis. Which reference should the BA consult to understand the integration pattern?


A. Salesforce Solution Kits


B. Solution Architecture Diagram


C. Business Requirements Document





B.
  Solution Architecture Diagram

Explanation: The reference that the business analyst should consult to understand the integration pattern is a Solution Architecture Diagram. A Solution Architecture Diagram is a diagram that shows the high-level design and components of a system or solution. A Solution Architecture Diagram helps to understand the integration pattern by showing how different systems or applications are connected and interact with each other, as well as what data or information is exchanged between them. A Solution Architecture Diagram also helps to identify the scope, requirements, dependencies, and risks of an integration project or enhancement.


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