Software Requirements & Specification MCQs with Answers
Practice important Software Requirements & Specification MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q201: What is the main modeling tool used in the NFR framework?
- A: Softgoal Interdependency Graph (SIG)
- B: Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM)
- C: Flowchart
- D: Use Case Diagram
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A
Q202: Softgoal interdependency graphs (SIG) can represent ________.
- A: Softgoals, refinements, and contributions
- B: Only softgoal contributions
- C: Only design decisions
- D: Only functional requirements
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A
Q203: What does the "+" sign represent in softgoal interdependencies?
- A: Positive contribution
- B: Negative contribution
- C: OR refinement
- D: AND refinement
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A
Q204: Which of the following is NOT a type of softgoal in the NFR framework?
- A: NFR softgoals
- B: Operationalizing softgoals
- C: Claim softgoals
- D: Design softgoals
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D
Q205: In the NFR framework, softgoals can be refined using ________ refinements.
- A: AND/OR
- B: Functional/Non-functional
- C: Requirement/Goal
- D: Positive/Negative
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A
Q206: The goal model in GORE can help with ________ by showing the relationship between goals and requirements.
- A: Requirements elicitation
- B: System implementation
- C: Design rationale
- D: Stakeholder communication
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A
Q207: Softgoals are particularly useful for capturing ________.
- A: Non-functional requirements
- B: Detailed design specifications
- C: High-level technical constraints
- D: System deployment strategies
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A
Q208: In the NFR framework, the operationalization of softgoals refers to ________.
- A: Techniques for achieving softgoal satisfaction
- B: Goals refinement process
- C: Final design decisions
- D: Requirements traceability
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A
Q209: The main purpose of softgoal interdependency graphs (SIG) is to ________.
- A: Capture the interdependencies among softgoals
- B: Visualize the technical requirements
- C: Map out detailed system designs
- D: Track stakeholder feedback
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A
Q210: Which of the following is true about the relationship between goals and requirements in GORE?
- A: Goals are at a higher level than requirements
- B: Goals and requirements are equivalent
- C: Requirements are more abstract than goals
- D: Goals and requirements have no relationship
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A