10. Software verification and validation (V&V) intends to show that a system: (a) Conforms to the architecture design and meets client (b) Conforms to its specification and meets client (c) Meets the client expectactions within the approprioate (d) Meets the client expectactions within the approprioate expectations expectations price budget 11. The main stages of the software testing process are: (a) Development, system and acceptance testing (b) Incremental, system and acceptance testing (c) Development, user and acceptance testing (d) Incremental, user and acceptance testing (a) Statements or service the system should provide (b) Constraints on the services or functions offered by (c) Applicable to the system as a whole, not individual (d) All of the above the system features or services 13. Non-functional requirements are (a) Statements or service the system should provide (b) Constraints on the services or functions offered by the systenm (c) How the system should react to certain inputs (d) All of the above 14. The principal stages of the requirements engineering process are, requirements: (a) Discovery; Elicitation; Negotiation; Specification (b) Discovery; Prioritization; Specification (c) Discovery: Classification and Organization; Prioritization and Negotiation; Specification