Class 11 Computer Science · Chapter 1 · Test 3
Exercise MCQs and Revision
35 MCQs Starts with the 7 multiple-choice questions from the textbook exercise. The rest are revision questions from the chapter notes: SDLC stages, testing types, Agile, risk, cost, UML and tools.
35 questions · 30 min · 35 marks
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Sample questions
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Question 1
The primary purpose of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is to:
- ADesign websites
- BDeliver high-quality software within time and cost estimates
- CManage database systems
- DCreate hardware components
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Answer: B
SDLC is a structured process for quality software within time and cost limits.
Question 2
Which type of requirement specifies how the system should perform?
- AFunctional Requirements
- BTechnical Requirements
- COperational Requirements
- DNon-Functional Requirements
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Answer: D
Non-functional requirements describe speed, security, reliability, usability.
Question 3
In the context of SDLC, what is the role of a framework?
- ATo provide a structured foundation with predefined components and architectures
- BTo write code from scratch
- CTo manage hardware
- DTo perform manual testing
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Answer: A
A framework gives reusable tools and structure.
Question 4
Which software development model involves working in short cycles or sprints?
- AWaterfall Model
- BLean Software Development
- CAgile Methodology
- DScrum
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Answer: C
The textbook's answer is Agile; note that Scrum is an Agile framework which also uses sprints.
Question 5
A crucial aspect of comprehensive project planning is:
- ADeciding the project's colour scheme
- BUnderstanding the project scope and tasks
- CHiring a large development team
- DIgnoring potential risks
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Answer: B
Planning starts by knowing what the project is about and who does what.
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