The task that uses the elicitation activity plan to draw out, explore and identify information relevant to the change is:

Question

Options

• Aconduct elicitation.
• Bprepare for elicitation.
• Cplan business analysis information.
• Dconfirm elicitation results.

• A
  87% (47)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  7% (4)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Conduct Elicitation (A) is correct because this is the task where the analyst actively executes the elicitation activity plan - using techniques like interviews, workshops, or observation to actually draw out, explore, and identify information from stakeholders relevant to the business change.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (Prepare for Elicitation) happens before conducting - it's where you create and review the elicitation activity plan, not execute it.
• C (Plan Business Analysis Information) deals with how BA information will be stored, accessed, and used - not with drawing out new information from stakeholders.
• D (Confirm Elicitation Results) happens after conducting - it's where you verify and validate that the information captured is accurate and complete.

Memory tip: Think of it as a sequence - Prepare → Conduct → Confirm. The word "conduct" implies action (like conducting an orchestra), so it's the task where you actively perform the elicitation, not plan or review it.

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