Jira Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs)

Q. What does Jira stand for?

Java Issue Reporting Application
Just Intelligent Reporting Assistant
It's a reference to Gojira, the Japanese name for Godzilla
Joint Issue Resolution Application

Q. What is the primary use of Jira?

Social media management
Issue tracking and project management
Financial accounting
Email marketing

Q. Which of the following is NOT a standard issue type in Jira?

Bug
Task
Story
Milestone

Q. What is a Jira board?

A physical whiteboard for team meetings
A visual representation of project work
A type of report in Jira
A team of Jira administrators

Q. What is a Sprint in Jira?

A type of issue
A fixed time period for completing a set of issues
A report showing project progress
A type of user role

Q. What is a Jira workflow?

A series of steps that an issue goes through
A type of Jira report
A method of organizing projects
A team's working schedule

Q. What is a Jira epic?

A very large project
A type of user role
A large body of work that can be broken down into smaller stories
A special type of report

Q. What is the purpose of a Jira filter?

To clean up the Jira database
To search for and list issues that match certain criteria
To remove unwanted users from a project
To block spam emails in Jira

Q. What is a Jira dashboard?

A customizable page that displays project information and metrics
A type of Jira board
The main navigation menu in Jira
A report showing all completed issues

Q. What is the purpose of the Jira Backlog?

To store completed issues
To list all project team members
To prioritize and plan upcoming work
To generate project reports

Q. What is a Jira component?

A subsection of a project used to group issues
A type of Jira board
A user role in Jira
A predefined workflow

Q. What is the purpose of a Jira version?

To track different iterations of Jira software
To group issues that will be delivered together
To manage user permissions
To create different views of a Jira board

Q. What is a Jira subtask?

A type of project
A smaller task that is part of a larger issue
A type of Jira board
A user role with limited permissions

Q. What is the purpose of Jira's time tracking feature?

To schedule meetings
To monitor employee work hours
To estimate and log time spent on issues
To set project deadlines

Q. What is a Jira project?

A collection of issues, workflows, and boards
A type of Jira report
A user group with specific permissions
A predefined set of issue types

Q. What is the purpose of Jira's JQL (Jira Query Language)?

To write custom scripts for Jira
To create advanced searches and filters
To define custom fields in Jira
To manage database connections

Q. What is a Jira permission scheme?

A type of workflow
A set of rules defining user access to projects
A method of organizing issues
A type of Jira board

Q. What is the purpose of Jira Service Management?

To manage software development projects
To handle IT service requests and incidents
To create marketing campaigns
To manage human resources tasks

Q. What is a Jira issue link?

A URL to access Jira
A connection between two related issues
A type of Jira report
A method to share issues via email

Q. What is the purpose of a Jira resolution?

To define the screen resolution for Jira
To indicate how an issue was resolved
To set the priority of an issue
To assign an issue to a team member

Q. What is a Jira webhook?

A tool for catching bugs in code
A method for integrating Jira with other applications
A type of Jira board
A security feature in Jira

Q. What is the purpose of Jira's "Priority" field?

To set the due date of an issue
To indicate the importance or urgency of an issue
To assign an issue to a specific team
To determine the order of issues in the backlog

Q. What is a Jira custom field?

A field created by Jira for special purposes
A user-defined field to capture additional information
A field used only by Jira administrators
A field that changes automatically based on other fields

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