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Q1. What is the primary purpose of Jira software?
- To create and manage spreadsheets
- To design and develop websites
- To track and manage software development projects
- To edit and organize documents
Q2. What is an "Issue" in Jira?
- A task assigned to a specific team member
- A project milestone or deadline
- A unit of work to be completed within a project, such as a bug, task, or user story
- A section of code that needs optimization
Q3. How can you assign an issue to a specific team member in Jira?
- By adjusting the font size and color of the issue
- By exporting the issue to a PDF file and sending it via email
- By selecting the assignee field and choosing a team member from the dropdown list
- By rearranging the issue priority within the project backlog
Q4. What is the purpose of the "Epic" feature in Jira?
- To schedule and manage project sprints
- To track time spent on individual tasks
- To group related issues together under a larger initiative or theme
- To assign priority levels to different project components
Q5. What is a "Workflow" in Jira?
- A visual representation of project tasks and dependencies
- A summary report of project progress and milestones
- A series of statuses and transitions that an issue moves through during its lifecycle
- A meeting agenda for discussing project updates
Q6. How can you create a new project in Jira?
- By exporting an existing project to an external file format
- By manually typing project details into a text editor
- By selecting the "Create Project" option from the Jira dashboard
- By rearranging the project components within the project settings
Q7. What is a "Scrum Board" in Jira?
- A list of project tasks organized by priority level
- A visual representation of project timelines and deadlines
- A tool for managing and tracking work during Agile sprints, displaying user stories and tasks
- A feature for generating reports and analytics on project performance
Q8. What is the purpose of the "Backlog" in Jira?
- To track time spent on individual tasks
- To assign priority levels to different project components
- To store and prioritize all work items for a project, including user stories, bugs, and tasks
- To generate reports and analytics on project performance
Q9. How can you close or resolve an issue in Jira?
- By adjusting the issue's color scheme
- By exporting the issue to an external database
- By changing the issue status to "Resolved" or "Closed"
- By rearranging the issue's priority within the project backlog
Q10. What is the purpose of the "Burndown Chart" in Jira?
- To manage and track project expenses and budgets
- To visualize project tasks and dependencies
- To track the progress of work completed during a sprint in Agile development
- To assign and prioritize project tasks within a team
Q11. How can you link two issues together in Jira?
- By exporting the issues to an Excel spreadsheet
- By rearranging the issues within the project backlog
- By using the "Link" option and selecting the type of relationship between the issues
- By adjusting the font size and color of the issues
Q12. What is the purpose of the "Sprint" feature in Jira?
- To assign priority levels to different project components
- To generate reports and analytics on project performance
- To define a fixed time period for completing a set of tasks or user stories in Agile development
- To track project expenses and budgets
Q13. How can you create a new user story in Jira?
- By exporting an existing user story to a PDF file
- By manually typing user story details into a text editor
- By selecting the "Create Issue" option and choosing the "User Story" issue type
- By rearranging the user stories within the project backlog
Q14. What is a "Component" in Jira?
- A visual representation of project timelines and deadlines
- A summary report of project progress and milestones
- A sub-section or module of a project that helps organize and categorize issues
- A tool for managing and tracking work during Agile sprints
Q15. How can you add a comment to an issue in Jira?
- By exporting the issue to a PowerPoint presentation
- By adjusting the issue's color scheme
- By typing the comment into the comment field below the issue and clicking "Add"
- By rearranging the issue's priority within the project backlog
Q16. What is the purpose of the "Issue Link" field in Jira?
- To assign priority levels to different project components
- To generate reports and analytics on project performance
- To establish relationships between different issues, such as blocking, depends on, etc.
- To track time spent on individual tasks
Q17. How can you create a sub-task for an existing issue in Jira?
- By exporting the issue to a CSV file
- By rearranging the issue's priority within the project backlog
- By selecting the "Create Sub-Task" option from the issue's dropdown menu
- By adjusting the issue's color scheme
Q18. What is the purpose of the "Assignee" field in Jira?
- To track time spent on individual tasks
- To generate reports and analytics on project performance
- To designate the team member responsible for completing a specific issue
- To assign priority levels to different project components
Q19. How can you create a filter in Jira?
- By exporting the project to an external database
- By adjusting the font size and color of the issues
- By using JQL (Jira Query Language) to define search criteria and save the filter
- By rearranging the project components within the project settings
Q20. What is the purpose of the "Fix Version" field in Jira?
- To track project expenses and budgets
- To assign priority levels to different project components
- To specify the version of the software in which an issue will be resolved or implemented
- To generate reports and analytics on project performance
