Section 15.1

1			The purpose of software reviews is to uncover errors and defects in work products so they can be removed before moving on to the next phase of development.
			A)	True
			B)	False

Section 15.1

2			In general the earlier a software defect is discovered and corrected the less costly to the overall project budget.
			A)	True
			B)	False

Section 15.2

3			Defect amplification models can be used to illustrate the costs associated with using software from its initial deployment to its retirement.
			A)	True
			B)	False

Section 15.3

4			Review metrics can be used to assess the efficacy of each review activity.
			A)	True
			B)	False

Section 15.3.1

5			Defect density can be estimated for any software engineering work product.
			A)	True
			B)	False

Section 15.3.2

6			Agile software developers are aware that software reviews always take time without saving any.
			A)	True
			B)	False

Section 15.4

7			The level of review formality is determined by which of the following?
			A)	amount of preparation
			B)	reviewer follow-up
			C)	size of project budget
			D)	structure of review
			E)	a, b and d

Section 15.5

8			An informal review may consist of which of the following?
			A)	casual meeting
			B)	desk check
			C)	inspection
			D)	pair programming
			E)	both a and b

Section 15.6

9			Which of the following are objectives for formal technical reviews?
			A)	allow senior staff members to correct errors
			B)	assess programmer productivity
			C)	determining who introduced an error into a program
			D)	uncover errors in software work products

Section 15.6.1

10			At the end of a formal technical review all attendees can decide to
			A)	accept the work product without modification
			B)	modify the work product and continue the review
			C)	reject the product due to stylistic discrepancies
			D)	reject the product due to severe errors
			E)	both a and d

Section 15.6.2

11			A review summary report answers which three questions?
			A)	terminate project, replace producer, request a time extension
			B)	what defects were found, what caused defects, who was responsible
			C)	what was reviewed, who reviewed it, what were the findings
			D)	none of the above

Section 15.6.3

12			In any type of technical review, the focus of the review is on the product and not the producer.
			A)	True
			B)	False

Section 15.6.4

13			Sample driven reviews only make sense for very small software development projects.
			A)	True
			B)	False