Exam PMP topic 1 question 959 discussion

Why not E ? Here you go!!!!A risk analysis is typically a reactive measure to identify what could go wrong if quality isn't met, rather than an ongoing measure to ensure quality.

C is Irrelevant. Nothing says "similar" "same" or anything related to a project that isn't the one at hand. This is straightforward, don't need to add extra metrics that aren't even in the question. Explanation. A - Setting clear acceptance criteria during iteration planning ensures that quality standards are understood and agreed upon before work begins. D - Incorporating performance metrics helps in tracking and verifying that the deliverables meet the established quality standards throughout the project. E - Conducting a risk analysis helps in understanding the potential consequences of not meeting quality standards, allowing for proactive measures to mitigate these risks.

E. regardless low and high risk, qaultiy standard should be met.

A. Identifying acceptance criteria during iteration planning ensures that the team understands and agrees upon the quality standards for the deliverables. C. Analyzing lessons learned helps in identifying effective testing metrics and practices that contribute to meeting quality standards. Learning from previous iterations can inform improvements in the testing process. D. Incorporating performance metrics on verified deliverables aligns with quality standards, providing objective measures of the quality of the project deliverables

The only reason C is not the correct answer is if the 'Lessons Learnt' they are referring is related to the current project and not another similar project. So this question can cause confusion if it was in the exam. If C is not an acceptable answer, then the next logical one is E.

ACD is the right answer.

A,C,D- the focus is on getting stable measurements

ACD is the right answer.

E can't be answer as it does risk analysis of impact on not meeting quality standards. Here question is to take stable measures to meet quality. C is good option to define testing metrics. A and D are anyway natural choice.