Waterfall Model Quiz

What is the Waterfall model known as?

• Iterative model

• Linear sequential model

• Spiral model

• Prototyping model

Which phase of the Waterfall model involves gathering and documenting project requirements?

• Testing

• Deployment

• Requirement Analysis

• Maintenance

What comes after the System Design phase in the Waterfall model?

• Requirement Analysis

• Implementation (Coding)

• Testing

• Maintenance

Why is the Waterfall model considered sequential?

• Because all phases are completed in parallel

• Because each phase must be completed before the next begins

• Because it repeats phases until a solution is found

• Because testing and coding occur simultaneously

For what type of projects is the Waterfall model most suitable?

• Complex and evolving projects

• Projects with fixed and well-defined requirements

• Projects with frequent requirement changes

• Agile-based projects

What is the primary characteristic of the Waterfall model?

• Non-linear development

• Overlapping phases

• Rigidity and fixed sequence of phases

• Continuous iteration and feedback

Why is clear requirement gathering crucial in the Waterfall model?

• It speeds up the testing process

• It allows changes during development

• It ensures the project stays on track

• It minimizes coding errors

What is the last phase of the Waterfall model?

• Maintenance

• Deployment

• Testing

• System Design

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of the Waterfall model?

• Simple and easy to manage

• Early testing and feedback

• Well-documented processes

• Clear progress tracking

What is a major drawback of the Waterfall model?

• Too much flexibility

• Lack of clear structure

• Difficulty in adapting to changes

• Lack of documentation