Question 18CTFL 4.0 Sample Exam3 2

For a formal review, at what point in the process are the exit criteria defined?

Answer Options

A.Planning✓
B.Review initiation
C.Individual review
D.Fixing and reporting

Correct Answer

A: Planning

Explanation

A is correct. The entry and exit criteria should be defined during the planning step in the review process. These should be evaluated at each step to ensure the product is ready for the next step in the process. B, C and D are not correct because the criteria should already be defined by this point.

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