MS-700 · Question #81
Decision points to be made
The correct answer is A. Decision points to be made. The question asks to identify a specific phase or output in a process, and "Decision points to be made" refers to the stage where key decisions are identified and outlined.
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- ADecision points to be made
- BCollect the requirements
- CPlanning
- DCommunicate to end users
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A91% (52)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D5% (3)
Why each option
The question asks to identify a specific phase or output in a process, and "Decision points to be made" refers to the stage where key decisions are identified and outlined.
"Decision points to be made" represents the specific junctures or choices that need to be identified and addressed within a project or planning phase. This choice directly answers the prompt by stating the term for these specific points.
"Collect the requirements" is an earlier phase of understanding what needs to be done, not the identification of decision points.
"Planning" is a broader activity that encompasses identifying decision points, but it is not the specific term for the points themselves.
"Communicate to end users" is a stakeholder engagement activity, typically occurring after decisions are made or plans are finalized, not the decision points themselves.
Concept tested: Project planning phases
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