Practice More Questions From: 3.6 Assessment: Prioritization (Graded)
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What is the priority of the user story, “As a reader, I want to be able to save selected reading material locally to the device, so that I can read without a wireless connection”?
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What is the priority and risk of the user story, “As a reader, I want to be able to read material without a partner, so that I can read and practice at my own pace”?
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What is the priority and risk of the user story, “As a reader, I want the application to support reading fluency through voice recognition, so that the application can test reading fluency consistently and accurately”?
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What is the priority of the user story, “As a reader, I want the application to remotely access the book content, so that the application doesn’t require a large amount of memory”?
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What is the priority of the user story, “As a reader, I want pages to be animated when I turn them, so that it feels like I’m reading an actual book”?
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What is the risk of the user story, “As a reader, I want to be able to create an account, so that I can save information about my activity for my reference later”?
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What is the priority and risk of the user story, “As an account holder, I want to be able to browse the reading material that I have previously read, so that I can go back to that content that I really liked”?
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What is the risk of the user story, “As a reader, I want to read with a connected reader using video, so that I can see the person with whom I’m reading”?
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What is the priority and risk of the user story, “As a reader, I want to see the covers of the books while I’m browsing through them, so that I can judge a book by its cover”?
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What is the priority and risk of the user story, “As a reader, I want to select unknown words to see their definition, so that I can learn the definition and pronunciation of new words”?
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