CLM
What does CLM stand for?
What is Collaborative Lifecycle Management
When an old silk hat was placed on his head, he began to jump around!!
Who is Frosty the Snow Man?
In 1776 this country became an independent nation
What is USA?
Normal adult dogs have how many teeth?
A) 24
B) 38
C) 42
D) 32
C) 42
Folks pine for tinsel, garlands and lights when they dream of this holiday.
What is Christmas?
The part of CLM that pertains to Work Items
Configuration Management or RTC
These two led Santa's Sleigh until Red Nosed Rudolf arrived to save the day
Who are Dasher & Dancer
The country that has a "Great Wall"
What is China?
Dogs can only see in black and white.
True or False
False. Dogs can see multiple colors
Firecrackers, dumplings, good fortune and wealth are part of this holiday celebration.
What is Chinese New Year?
The section of CLM where RPLRS are most likely listed
What is Reguirements Management (RM) or DNG (Doors Next Generation).
Srooge's partner in "A Christmas Carol"
Jacob Marley
It produces the most films per year
What is India?
what is the most common training command taught to dogs?
A) Stay
B) Beg
C) Sit
D) Dance
C) Sit
Al Capone, a Saint, Roses are red...
What is Valentines Day?
The section of CLM that deals with program testing
Quality Management (QM)
He played his drum for him, "PA RUM PA PA PUM"
Who was the Little Drummer Boy?
It is the birthplace of Saint Nicholas, who is the basis of the legendary figure known as Santa Claus
What is Turkey?
Puppies are delivered how many weeks after conception?
A) 36
B) 22
C) 9
D) 16
C) 9 weeks
"This is one time where television really fails to capture the true excitement of a large squirrel predicting the weather."
What is Groundhog Day?
The section of CLM to store and make changes to the actual program code
Source Control
This four legged canine helped "the Grinch" try to steal Christmas
Max
This East African country lies on the equator
What is Kenya?
What is the only dog that can't bark?
BASENJI
'Decoration' was once prominent in this holiday.
What is Memorial Day?