What of the following statements regarding walkthrough are NOT true?

What of the following statements regarding walkthrough are NOT true?
A. A walkthrough is lead by a moderator and requires pre-meeting preparation and post meeting follow up.
B. A walkthrough may take the form of scenarios, dry runs and peer group review.
C. The purpose of a walkthrough is to establish common understanding of a document and to find possible defects in it.
D. Pre-meeting preparation, documentation and distribution of results are optional for a walkthrough.

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  1. A is the correct answer

    Walkthrough
     Main purposes: find defects, improve the software product, consider alternative implementations,
    evaluate conformance to standards and specifications
     Possible additional purposes: exchanging ideas about techniques or style variations, training of
    participants, achieving consensus
     Individual preparation before the review meeting is optional
     Review meeting is typically led by the author of the work product
     Scribe is mandatory
     Use of checklists is optional
     May take the form of scenarios, dry runs, or simulations
     Potential defect logs and review reports may be produced
     May vary in practice from quite informal to very formal

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