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Question # 4

During a sprint demo, a business representative identifies missing requirements. The agile practitioner realizes that all key stakeholders were not included during requirements detailing.

What should the agile practitioner have done to avoid the situation?

A.

Included the stakeholders in the project planning meeting

B.

Organized an earlier demo to solicit business feedback

C.

Ensured all business leaders signed off on requirements

D.

Engaged key stakeholders periodically to collect requirements

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Question # 5

A member of the development team is working on a prioritized non-functional requirement involving integrating with a 3rd party system. This integration has not been done before on the project.

What should the project leader suggest?

A.

Develop and document a detailed architectural design: peer review with the development team and implement/test

B.

Develop the functional requirements of the solution first before any non-functional requirement, as they provide morecustomer value

C.

Discuss the integration requirement with the product owner and negotiate it to be lower on the backlog to focus on the minimal marketable feature

D.

Develop and test the implementation approach and demonstrate it at the next sprint review to collect feedback

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Question # 6

A scrum master is part of a team that has just agreed on the project scope and deliverables for a global, multilingual manufacturing company that has many staff members moving between locations. The team consists of 20 people and the budget is US$5 million. The kickoff meeting is scheduled for the following month.

What should the scrum master do as a first step?

A.

Organize a sprint planning meeting and include stakeholders.

B.

Invite the product owner to create a stakeholder map.

C.

Identify the key stakeholders at the earliest opportunity.

D.

Invite the key stakeholders to the kickoff meeting.

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Question # 7

A customer has given a project team several requests for new features on a product. The customer is upset that the requests have been placed in the backlog and are not currently being worked on by the team.

What should the team do next?

A.

Review the feature requests and reject the most complex ones.

B.

Organize the feature requests from simple to complex.

C.

Prioritize the requests for the next sprint.

D.

Turn the requests into user stories and prioritize them.

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Question # 8

The vice president (VP) of an organization has been asked by the chief information officer (CIO) to have their teams to embrace an agile approach to projects. The VP, however, often insists teams use a more predictive approach to project management which allows the project managers to do what they like.

How should an agile team member coach the VP and teams be more effective?

A.

Coach the chief information officer (CIO) on implementation of agile benefits and expectations.

B.

Coach the teams on implementation of agile benefits and expectations.

C.

Coach the managers on implementation of agile benefits and expectations.

D.

ICoach the vice president (VP) on implementation of agile benefits and expectations.

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Question # 9

An agile team lead noticed their team’s velocity was slowing down. They did not deliver a working software during the last iteration and there have been miscommunications between team members.

What should the agile team lead do at the end of this iteration?

A.

Focus on performance in the retrospective, then present performance indices and validate with the team.

B.

Start using feedback loops in every sprint to reevaluate project and team performance.C Emphasize business requirements and investigate the pair-programming approach

C.

Run a spike at the end of the sprint to investigate the issue and reduce project risk.

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Question # 10

Trend analysis shows that velocity is significantly higher than predicted and the release can be completed one month ahead of schedule. The team recommends changing the end date to reflect this.

What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Jointly meet with the team and product owner to discuss options and determine the end date

B.

Announce that the team has exceeded the predicted velocity and that the end date will be earlier than planned

C.

Ask the product owner to include additional features in the product backlog, then replan subsequent iterations

D.

Ask the team to decrease velocity to meet contractual obligations and document this decision

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Question # 11

During the review session, the product owner discovers that the user interface has a response time of 10 seconds. The non-functional requirements state that it should respond in less than two seconds. The team complains that this requirement was not communicated to them.

What should have been done to avoid this?

A.

A comprehensive user story with all non-functional requirements should have been created

B.

Non-functional requirements should have been added to the acceptance criteria

C.

Non-functional requirements should have been added to the definition of done

D.

A team review of the scope of work should have been conducted

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Question # 12

On what should an agile team work to achieve predictable flow?

A.

Small user stories

B.

Simple acceptance criteria

C.

Lean features

D.

Lean backlogs

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Question # 13

A member of a project's development team approaches the team lead and requests database administrator training. The team member believes that their inability to handle this work, and to rely on outside specialists, is impacting team velocity.

What should the agile team lead do?

A.

Send the member to training?

B.

Ask the outside specialists if database administration is required from the team

C.

Send one member to training only after asking the team if there is an issue with the current work flow

D.

Wait until all members of the team can attend training

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Question # 14

A project is starting and the type of work is complex and suitable for agile in assessing the team members, it appears that co-location would be a challenge.

What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Select and implement collaboration tools to augment team interactions

B.

Provide each geographical area with their own product owner and divide the work between the teams

C.

Increase the number of requirements documents and ensure they are clearly communicated

D.

After several sprints, calculate velocity based on primary team location and use secondary team as reserve

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Question # 15

A senior executive contacted an agile lead about starting an agile project to solve a problem for the human resources (HR) department of a company. The project idea is not clear and no backlog has been developed.

How should the agile lead start the project?

A.

More work is needed to refine the idea and there is no backlog to start working on, so there is no way to help the manager.

B.

Identify the persona that needs help and conduct a workshop applying the empathy map technique about that persona.

C.

Review how similar problems have been resolved in other companies and see if a solution is available on the market.

D.

Start working on a list of user stones to create a backlog and suggest a product owner be assigned to the project.

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Question # 16

When prioritizing features to be delivered in an iteration, on what features should an agile team defer work?

A.

High-risk and high-value

B.

High-risk and low-value

C.

Low-risk and low-value

D.

Low-risk and high-value

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Question # 17

During its first sprint, a new scrum team realizes that it has insufficient team members with test automation skills to effectively complete its stories. What should the team do?

A.

Cross-train some members in the automation framework to broaden their capacity with that skill

B.

Ask the product owner to add team members to boost this particular skill set

C.

Send a member to automation framework training when funds are available

D.

Avoid using test automation by swarming on the testing tasks and using manual testing

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Question # 18

An agile practitioner is working on a project to migrate data from computer systems to another location. To accomplish this task, they need to run four activities sequentially that different teams are performing. The teams are migrating two systems per day, but the agile practitioner thinks that three systems should be done per day.

What can be done to improve process efficiency?

A.

Use burndown charts to find gaps. delays, and constraints in the current process and develop a plan to reduce or remove them.

B.

Use value stream mapping to find gaps, delays, and constraints in the current process and develop a plan to reduce or remove them.

C.

Use Pareto analysis to find gaps, delays, and constraints in the current process and develop a plan to reduce or remove them.

D.

Use root cause analysis to find gaps, delays, and constraints in the current process and develop a plan to reduce or remove them.

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Question # 19

During the project initiation stage, a team has estimated story points for all user stories. When the project team explained the minimum marketable feature (MMF), however, they were not confident that the solution would actually work.

What can the team do to better manage this situation?

A.

Deliver the minimum marketable feature (MMF) to customers for feedback.

B.

Write acceptance criteria for each business requirement to conduct proper testing.

C.

Develop test cases based on user stories.

D.

Ask the customer to provide acceptance criteria before developing the user stories.

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Question # 20

The agile team has failed to meet their iteration goal, and contention has developed between members. The agile leader would like to determine how to improve the team's productivity and morale.

How should the agile leader address this?

A.

Standup meeting

B.

Retrospective meeting

C.

Demo of the new features to energize the team

D.

Offsite meeting with stakeholders

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Question # 21

An organization wants to execute a corporate website redesign project using Scrum. There is an experienced pool of agile team members from a previous project, as well as a pool of available internal team members with some Scrum background.

What should be considered when selecting the team?

A.

Review any reports of conflict between each of the team members over the last two years, and select only those with a track record of working well together.

B.

Ensure there is a balanced mix of people who are experts and members with broad experience based on the work to be performed and determine training needs.

C.

Ensure that none of the team members are geographically dispersed so that all team members can be colocated.

D.

Review each team member's contributions to the velocity of their previous projects and select the highest performers.

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Question # 22

While reviewing the sprint burn down during a stand up. The scrum team identifies that they have fallen behind Upon further discussion they discover that some quality assurance (QA) team members were unable to use the new automation framework, which caused a bottleneck.

What should the scrum team do?

A.

For upcoming sprints, have QA team members ensure that their respective skill sets are considered when acceptingstones

B.

Have QA team members with the appropriate skill sets spend extra time to help the team succeed

C.

Ensure that QA team members who lack the appropriate skill sets sign up for training within the next few weeks

D.

Ask QA team members experienced with the new automation framework to cross-train the other QA members

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Question # 23

What should the agile practitioner know about tracking velocity?

A.

A team with an average velocity of 50 is twice as efficient as a team with an average velocity of 25.

B.

A team with an average velocity of 50 is equally as efficient as a team with an average velocity of 25.

C.

A team that consistently meets its planned velocity is more efficient than a team that consistently exceeds its planned velocity.

D.

A team that consistently meets its planned velocity is less efficient than a team that constantly exceeds its planned velocity.

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Question # 24

Over the last two sprints, a number of potential problems have threatened the team's ability to hit the targeted release date. What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Deal with the issues in a retrospective if they ever come up again.

B.

Create a task board to track issues when they appear.

C.

Identify and monitor issues through a risk burndown chart.

D.

Create an issue log as an information radiator and monitor.

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Question # 25

During a retrospective, a team member claims that a specific set of documentation that is continuously updated during iterations is not being used by any stakeholder. What should the team do?

A.

Continue updating the documentation but initiate an analysis to identify its value and act on the findings.

B.

Stop updating the documentation since no one is using it.

C.

Continue updating the documentation since it is clearly required by the process.

D.

Stop updating the documentation and initiate an analysis to identify its value and act on the findings.

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Question # 26

Two similar stories A and B are estimated at 3 story points. Story C, is estimated at 8 points After an iteration in which A and C were completed, it is found that story A took much longer than story C.

What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Assign story B more than 8 story points so to provide a better estimate

B.

Add points to story B's iteration to account for the error but keep story B at 3 points

C.

Assign more resources to story B to bring it in line with the estimate

D.

Reestimate all stories including values for A; B and C

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Question # 27

What is the disadvantage of using velocity as a measure of team efficiency in agile approaches?

A.

Capacity planning will not be accurate.

B.

Inaccurate pressure on customers.

C.

Quality increases while output decreases.

D.

Delivery speed increases while morale decreases.

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Question # 28

A project manager is managing a large complex project with cross-functional teams using an adaptive approach. Frequent communication among the team leads of these cross-functional teams is crucial for the project to stay on track and deliver value according to the project plan.

Which agile communication practice should the project manager implement to ensure the cross-functional teams interact frequently?

A.

Empower each cross-functional team lead to manage their team's issues and impediments.

B.

Post the daily coordination meetings and discuss impediments raised by the teams.

C.

Ask the project management office (PMO) to work on the communications management plan for the cross-functional teams.

D.

Set up additional meetings to handle additional communications if necessary.

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Question # 29

The team is refining user stones during the backlog grooming session and confused on the acceptance criteria and level of details What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Complete the test cases before creating the story in the backlog

B.

Define the detailed business requirements so that the team can continue with development

C.

Define the user stones with just enough details so the team can collaborate continuously

D.

Ensure the acceptance criteria includes testing scenarios, so the team can do thorough testing

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Question # 30

An executive requests information regarding a sprint status. What action should the product owner take?

A.

Invite the executive to the standup.

B.

Direct the executive to the information radiator.

C.

Personally meet with the executive.

D.

Email the requested information to the executive.

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Question # 31

Two team members are working together to deliver an asset management tool. The code delivered by team member A during this sprint is not aligning with the specifications written by team member B. Both team members do not seem to agree on the look and feel of some functionality.

What should the scrum master do in this situation?

A.

Understand the root cause of this issue and recommend discussing their differences to find common ground.

B.

Hold a team meeting to discuss these issues and help direct the whole team on how to proceed further.

C.

Let the two team members resolve the conflict on their own.

D.

Ask their functional manager to intervene and resolve the issue.

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Question # 32

What should a product owner do when a new stakeholder is complaining that they are not receiving the relevant financial data regarding the project.

A.

Work with the scrum master to give the stakeholder access to the related information radiator

B.

Invite the stakeholder to the next sprint planning session so they can ask questions of the team

C.

Ask the team to prepare the requested data in the next iteration

D.

Direct the stakeholder to the project team so they can provide more data

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Question # 33

Following a successful product release, senior management asks an agile team how to improve the value of the product for the next release. What should the team do?

A.

Conduct frequent demos and obtain feedback from users throughout the development of the next release

B.

Inform senior management that since the product was successfully released, the project is considered delivered and should be closed

C.

Request additional budget to implement a Scrum of Scrums approach to scale the teams and add capacity

D.

Implement a better definition of done to ensure that continuous integration processes are managed effectively

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Question # 34

What is a specific development practice that has been effective in implementing disciplined DevOps?

A.

Put the client first.

B.

Create a safe environment.

C.

Practice continuous delivery.

D.

Manage risk.

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Question # 35

During the high-level estimation for a project, the team contacted the product owner about the client’s requirements. The team is seeking guidance as their estimate is too big and there is a risk of not finishing the project in time.

What should the product owner do to help the team?

A.

Work with the client to ensure that the requirements are clear enough to allow a correct estimation and refine the backlog if needed.

B.

Assist the team with schedule planning to mitigate risks, including the possibility of crashing if needed.

C.

Implement clear measurements to control any deviation and therefore ensure the project's success per client requirements

D.

Recommend that the team skip requirements that are too complex and estimate them later through progressive elaboration.

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Question # 36

How should an agile project leader interact with the product owner?

A.

Conduct regular one-on-one meetings to review development features and trace them back to the product roadmap.

B.

Ensure that they attend regular sprint meetings to provide product-feature feedback

C.

Share any new versions of the project plan with them including updated statuses for tasks and project milestones

D.

Schedule meetings where they can provide team direction regarding new-feature priorities and upcoming sprints

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Question # 37

During a retrospective, the team agrees that they have limited competence in using a newly introduced tool. What should the team do?

A.

Explore options for increasing knowledge in the next iteration's backlog.

B.

Experiment with the tool's usage by adding extra tasks in the current iteration.

C.

Propose alternative tools that the team is more competent using.

D.

Ask a tool expert to join the team and perform the relevant work.

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Question # 38

A team is transitioning from a predictive approach to an agile approach Historically, the team has delivered work products that did not meet customer expectations.

What agile practice can help the team to alleviate this?

A.

Test-driven development (TDD)

B.

Clear definition of done and regular demos

C.

Collaborative team planning games

D.

Consistent team velocity

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Question # 39

A development team has started working on a new service but is unsure if the service fits the customer's requirements. What should the product owner do to ensure that the service will benefit the customer?

A.

Release the minimum viable product (MVP) to a group of customers and end users for their feedback.

B.

Build a prototype and review it with the targeted customer segment for their feedback.

C.

Invite a group of customers and end users to the biweekly demos to obtain feedback.

D.

Release the prototype of the software for 6 months to a pilot group of customers for feedback.

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Question # 40

An agile team is having difficulties in obtaining the participation of a true user to be a part of their team. In the absence of a true user, the development manager steps in to act as a proxy for the user.

What can the agile team do to improve value delivery in the absence of a true user?

A.

Improve the velocity of each iteration.

B.

Add a variety of skilled programmers and expert testers to the team.

C.

Reduce the length of each iteration.

D.

Add a variety of users, such as business analysts and domain experts, to the team.

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Question # 41

Several team members are new to agile and there is a lot of confusion. It seems everyone is coming in with different experiences and following their own agendas. The scrum master decided to hold a presentation on core agile principles and values.

What should the scrum master emphasize to the team during the presentation?

A.

The value of agile ceremonies and methods

B.

Performance and chain of command

C.

Product deliverables, procedures and features

D.

Collaboration, value delivery and shared mindset

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Question # 42

A team developing application software is working in pairs. A project manager notices that important information is sometimes not shared among team members, leading to delays in the development process.

What should the project manager do to improve team performance and eliminate any communication impediments?

A For new pairs of developers based on the years of expertise and project management Knowledge

B. Use task boards so the team can keep track of the work done and future implementation planning.

C. Schedule in-person meetings at the end of each iteration, allowing team members to share knowledge and experience.

D. Seek expert judgment and a new collaboration model that will strengthen team cohesiveness.

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Question # 43

A product owner is working on a special agile project for the automobile industry. The project team is responsible for all of the issues related to vehicle electronic control units. The team hasobserved a significant backlog of items in the “In progress' column (Refer to the kanban board). This accumulation is causing delays in task completion and impacting overall project timelines. The team operates in a dynamic environment where requirements frequently change, and stakeholders demand quick turnarounds.

What should the project team adopt to address this issue and improve task flow, considering all the demands?

A.

Increase the number of items allowed in the 'In progress" column to accommodate the high volume of tasks and provide flexibility.

B.

Limit the work in progress (WIP) and implement strict policies to encourage team members to focus on completing existing tasks before starting new ones, ensuring a balanced workload.

C.

Move tasks to the 'Done" column regardless of their completion status to give the appearance of progress and alleviate the pressure of the backlog.

D.

Add more team members with varying levels of expertise to handle the increased workload, aiming to accelerate task completion and reduce the backlog in the 'In progress" column.

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Question # 44

After conducting the second retrospective with project stakeholders, the customer expresses frustration. The customer wants a more predictable roadmap for the delivery of features and functionalities.

How should the project manager respond to the customer?

A.

Explain to the customer that an agile approach requires re-prioritization at the beginning of each sprint, so it is not possible to provide a roadmap.

B.

Ask the customer to develop a roadmap the team can follow for future delivery.

C.

Work with the customer to understand which user stories will deliver the best business value, re-prioritize the backlog, and share it with the customer to provide release plans.

D.

Work with the product owner to develop a tentative roadmap for the customer but explain that it is always subject to change.

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Question # 45

An agile coach is working with a team that serves clients making product requests by phone. During a daily commitment and replanning meeting, a team member states that they were unable to resolve a client request because they lacked sufficient product knowledge.

What should the agile coach do?

A.

Facilitate a team discussion to identify knowledge gaps and determine the best way to address them.

B.

Ask the line manager to assign the team member with the required technical knowledge.

C.

Meet with the team member's line manager to discuss their development plan.

D.

Provide the team member with training in any lacking areas.

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Question # 46

A team lead reviews processes and identifies bottlenecks that prevent the teams from quickly delivering minimum viable products (MVPs). Which responsibility falls within the context of servant leadership?

A.

Facilitate the team's agile retrospective meeting

B.

Guard the team against external distractions

C.

Escalate points of conflict the team cannot resolve

D.

Identify the sequence for developing stories within an iteration

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Question # 47

An agile team is working on a new product and is behind with their deliverables for the quarterly release. The team discovers new issues during each iteration. They start working on the critical issues and sometimes forget to update the backlog. This leads to confusion, delays, and occasional rework.

How should the agile practitioner improve the team’s productivity?

A.

Work with the team to ensure that both the product and iteration backlogs are up to date.

B.

Work with the team to ensure that the release backlog is in sync with the product backlog.

C.

Work with the team to ensure that the iteration and release backlogs are kept up to date.

D.

Work with the team to ensure that the product backlog is always kept up to date.

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Question # 48

A mobile application project is halfway through development. The team reaches a stabilized velocity after 8 iterations. The sprint duration is two weeks and requirements assigned by the product owner are not changing frequently.

What is the estimated time remaining for the project?

A.

Eight months

B.

Two months

C.

Four months

D.

Six months

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Question # 49

On an agile project, it is important to identify and engage business stakeholders throughout the project and to ensure the team understands the stakeholders' business needs. Which option supports this idea?

A.

A project charter should be established and reviewed throughout the project life cycle to ensure the accurate documentation of stakeholders' interests and expectations.

B.

A product backlog should be created to list the project requirements from all of the project stakeholders.

C.

An Agile Manifesto should be created to document the project stakeholders, their desired outcomes, and identified risks.

D.

A user story should be created for all key stakeholders to list their individual business objectives and needs.

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Question # 50

During a project's last few sprints, an agile practitioner notices an increase in defects. A root-cause analysis indicates that a poor understanding of the requirements was caused by the inability of the product owner to communicate clearly.

What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Inform the product owner's manager so that corrective action may be taken.

B.

Communicate this to the product owner, and offer to help facilitate discussions with the team.

C.

Encourage a team member to raise this during the retrospective to ensure that the product owner is aware.

D.

Escalate this issue to the sponsor so that corrective action may be taken.

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Question # 51

The lead developer informed the team that they have learned of some possible integration challenges in creating customer dashboards using the architecture the team has chosen. What should an agile practitioner do?

A.

Conduct an architectural spike immediately to decide how the functionality will be determined.

B.

Work with the product owner to avoid the risk by determining if their requirements could be met with reporting or a similar functionality.

C.

Continue the priority defined by the product owner on the backlog for the functionality they determined to be the highest priority.

D.

Identify this as a risk, decide on the response, and prioritize spike to determine the solution on the product backlog.

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Question # 52

Which option describes how risk should be managed in an agile project?

A.

Since using an agile methodology minimizes risk in project management, the project team can focus on delivering business value over managing risk.

B.

Project team members would each be responsible for identifying and managing risks for the individual user stones they have been assigned

C.

All stakeholders are responsible for identifying risks during standups, retrospectives, and other team meetings.

D.

The product owner is responsible for identifying risks and entering them into the backlog so that their mitigation can be prioritized.

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Question # 53

An agile coach is facing a dilemma: On one hand, there is a requirement that is vital and will consume all capacity of the team. On the other hand, there are some chore-related tasks that will improve the team's ability to produce results. The team insists on implementing these tasks since they will increase efficiency.

What should the agile coach do?

A.

Characterize chores as low priority since they do not add obvious value to the product

B.

Delegate chore-related tasks to another team.

C.

Escalate the issue to the shareholders/steering committee.

D.

Get the product owner and team to meet to prioritize the work.

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Question # 54

An agile team's client has been asked to expedite the delivery of the next release. By delivering one month early, the company can generate USS40.000 more than expected for the quarter. What should the agile team do?

A.

Adhere to the new deadline and immediately advise the client that the schedule has been expedited.

B.

Advise the client that it is best to continue as planned rather than introduce unforeseen risks by expediting the schedule.

C.

Submit a change request to the client with a 50% increase in charges due to the new potential profit.

D.

Request additional resources to meet the expedited deadline and obtain training for the new resources.

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Question # 55

Prior to a retrospective, discussions among team members indicate conflict. An agile practitioner wants to ensure an open and safe environment during the retrospective.

What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Review established ground rules with the team

B.

Ask team members specific questions to identify the cause

C.

Encourage the team to continue working to maintain the iteration's schedule

D.

Meet with the product owner and stakeholders to discuss the issue

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Question # 56

A development team for a small company experiences long delays between product completion and release for validation and testing. The company is concerned that this will impact its ability to compete in the marketplace

What analysis should the team use to understand the issues?

A.

Risk management

B.

Variance and trend

C.

Kano model

D.

Fishbone diagram

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Question # 57

During initial planning, a project team investigates several approaches to building new application software, emphasizing the most valuable deliverables. The team needs to convince stakeholders and win their approval.

How can the project team achieve this?

A.

Use a successful platform on which several object-oriented products have been developed in the past.

B.

Create a quick mock-up of the product to serve as a visual tool and adjust it until consensus is reached.

C.

Include brief exploratory iterations, proof-of-concept (POC). to reduce project risk at the beginning of every project cycle.

D.

Deliver an iteration planning diagram, allowing a 2-week refactoring period at the end of the project.

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Question # 58

During team meetings, the team often struggles with making decisions about their technical approach. What should be done to improve the quality and timeliness of decisions?

A.

Work with the team to improve collaboration by fostering group decision making and conflict resolution techniques.

B.

Promote team discussion but give the product owner the ultimate decision making authority.

C.

Assign individual team members as decision owners for each key decision to avoid conflict.

D.

Identify team members that demonstrate servant leadership qualities to facilitate discussion and make decisions.

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Question # 59

A newly formed development team experienced difficulty with accurately estimating product backlog items. As a result, the team failed to deliver all of the features in the sprint backlog for the past two iterations.

What should the team do to improve the accuracy of their estimates?

A.

Decrease the sprint time box until the team is able to deliver the entire agreed-upon sprint backlog in a single sprint

B.

Discuss estimating techniques in the daily scrum meeting

C.

Increase the size of the development team until the team is able to deliver the entire agreed-upon sprint backlog in a single sprint.

D.

Begin tracking estimated effort metrics as an input to performance evaluation

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Question # 60

A product owner feels that the last sprint failed to sufficiently deliver what was valuable to their organization's overall project goals. What should the scrum master mention at the next retrospective?

A.

Solutions to project problems that were built into the last sprint

B.

Problems that arose

C.

Solutions that saved the organization the most time and money

D.

Problems that were solved

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Question # 61

How should a project leader manage stakeholder expectations in an agile project?

A.

Establish a common vision and success criteria and involve all the stakeholders in the iteration reviews.

B.

Invite stakeholders for the iteration reviews but do not include new stakeholders which may limit project success.

C.

Involve all the stakeholders in iteration reviews but do not entertain all expectations of all stakeholders.

D.

Communicate issues to all stakeholders via email and only communicate risks to internal stakeholders.

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Question # 62

During backlog refinement, the team uses an online planning poker tool for estimation. The junior developers change their number of story points after they see the estimations provided by the developers. The junior developers state that the reason for this is that they do not have enough experience and do not want to be blamed for sizing it wrong.

What should the scrum master do?

A.

Ask the developers to keep their estimation so that the team is transparent with their level of understanding of work.

B.

Agree with the team to keep their estimation as the final number of story points will be the average of all team members.

C.

Propose to consider the estimations of only senior developers and have the junior developers learn from them.

D.

Encourage the team to keep their estimation as this will help surface different constraints and assumptions that others might have missed.

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Question # 63

The agile coach of a development team uses a servant leadership approach. The team is starting the third iteration of an upgrade to a software product, and work is going slower than initially planned.

What should the coach do to help the team?

A.

Help the team to remove impediments that stall project progress.

B.

Work with the development team to adjust the work plan.

C.

Ask the product owner to assign more resources to the project.

D.

Command and control the team to achieve plan goals.

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Question # 64

An executive sponsor asks a team when a specific feature will be ready for release. A team member states the feature will be ready by the end of release 3 because it is not a core feature. The team member directs the sponsor to an information radiator, where the sponsor sees several notes grouped by release numbers and posted on the wall.

What is the sponsor looking at?

A.

Project management plan

B.

Product backlog

C.

Gantt chart

D.

Product roadmap

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Question # 65

An agile team is struggling to achieve their goal during the first release due to an unstable environment beyond the authority of the product owner. Close to the end of the current sprint, the release manager resigns and a new person takes over.

What should the scrum master do?

An agile team is struggling to achieve their goal during the first release due to an unstable environment beyond the authority of the product owner. Close to the end of the current sprint, the release manager resigns and a new person takes over.

What should the scrum master do?

A.

Report the issue to the product owner and request help.

B.

Let the new release manager participate in the daily standup.

C.

Invite the new release manager to the sprint demo and ask for help.

D.

Send a status report to the release manager highlighting the issue.

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Question # 66

A scrum team is experiencing lengthy discussions leading to no concrete actions during their scrum events. The scrum master determines that these inefficient meetings are producing waste.

What should the scrum master do to make the meetings more efficient?

A.

Issue fixed agendas and a decision log for all scrum events to ensure that only relevant agenda points are discussed and decisions are appropriately captured.

B.

Remind the team of the purpose of each scrum event, and implement a policy that long conversations deviating from the scope of each event will be stopped.

C.

Ask the product owner to conduct these discussions in individual meetings with the team members.

D.

Remind the team that staying on topic during meetings is part of being a self-managing team.

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Question # 67

Some members of an agile project team work remotely, so it is difficult to have regular face-to-face backlog grooming sessions. How should the agile practitioner ensure that the team is able to reduce miscommunication and rework in this environment?

A.

Understand the physical and virtual communication needs of the team and plan agile events based on the majority of the team members' needs.

B.

Escalate with senior management and ensure that everyone on the project team is physically colocated for all planned agile events.

C.

Invest in technology-collaboration tools to enable effective communication and ensure a common understanding of the scope, issues, and solutions.

D.

Recognize the different communication styles of the stakeholders and take a vote on the best approach that will work for the team.

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Question # 68

During sprint planning, team members have differing opinions on a feature that delivers business value but fails to provide a long-term solution for the customer How should the team resolve this?

A.

Refer to the values of the agile framework and the team

B.

Review the signed customer contract

C.

Check the sprint priority list

D.

Submit the problem to the product owner

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Question # 69

An executive notices a kanban board in a highly visible location and expresses concerns to the project manager that too many people will see it. What should the project manager do?

A.

Cover up the kanban board every time the project team is not actively updating it.

B.

Demonstrate how the kanban board is necessary for assiqninq proper ownership for the work that has been done.

C.

Explain that the kanban board enables the team to complete the work and increases transparency on work that is not done.

D.

Remove the kanban board immediately and place it in a location where it is not visible.

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Question # 70

An agile team is having a meeting with a customer to formulate the product requirements for the next iteration. The outcome of the meeting is a set of clear and detailed requirements.

What should the team do next?

A.

Run automated tests on the legacy functionality.

B.

Ask the customer to write tests that will be used to know when a story has been correctly developed.

C.

Start coding on the selected user stories to meet the requirements.

D.

Write tests that will be used to know when a story has been correctly developed.

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Question # 71

The product owner of an agile project is frustrated because the team is unable to deliver as many features as expected. The product owner asks the team to reduce test-automation levels, since the quality assurance team will test the product at project completion. The product owner expects that more features will be delivered in each iteration using this approach.

What should the agile practitioner do?

A.

Ask the opinion of key stakeholders and the client to ensure the correct approach is being used.

B.

Work with the team to use this approach and request a quality assurance iteration after every three iterations

C.

Propose to completely eliminate test automation, since this is a quality assurance function.

D.

Suggest merging the quality assurance and delivery teams to enhance each iteration's test-automation levels and reduce redundancy

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Question # 72

During an iteration planning meeting, the team suggests changes to add product value that will require extra work and impact the schedule. What should the agile project leader do?

A.

Re-estimate the project.

B.

Finish the product as it was initially planned.

C.

Try to include as many changes as possible.

D.

Ask the product owner for approval to proceed.

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Question # 73

An agile team is preparing a release plan for a project. What information will the team need to complete this plan?

A.

Amount of work needed to complete a single user story

B.

Amount of work that can be accomplished by each team member

C.

Amount of work that can be accomplished in an iteration

D.

Amount of work that can be accomplished by the entire team

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Question # 74

A software company is developing an accounting software system to market to customers. The team has been working on the project for six weeks and has great velocity. One of the major stakeholders approached the scrum master and asked for a bi-weekly status report because they feel they are not being properly updated.

How should the scrum master respond to this request?

A Inform the stakeholder that all updates are provided in the sprint review sessions and encourage them to attend

B. Create and update bi-weekly project status reports for the stakeholder who requested the report.

C. Escalate this to the stakeholder's supervisor because this is an unreasonable request.

D. Ignore the stakeholder's request and continue working on the project as they have been for the past six weeks.

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Question # 75

A customer and a product delivery team meet to discuss a product's attributes, goals expectations. hypothesis1 and high-level needs. What is a benefit of this meeting?

A.

The team will learn how its contribution will create product value

B.

It will enable team acceptance of client priorities.

C.

It will enable the team to see the entire project in one glance

D.

It will enable the team to ask any questions to the customer upfront

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Question # 76

A product roadmap should contain which of these primary components?

A.

Detailed design plan, business objectives, timeframes

B.

Project management plan, communications management plan, stakeholder engagement plan

C.

Project release timeframes detailed design plan

D.

Product vision, business objectives, timeframes

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Question # 77

A project's product owner asks the scrum master to facilitate the estimation activity. The scrum master then meets with the team and the product owner to clarify the user stories. Following the meeting, the team assembles and provides individual user-story estimates.

What technique did the team use?

A.

Lessons learned

B.

Wideband Delphi

C.

Formal point counting

D.

Planning poker

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Question # 78

A Kanban team is struggling to prioritize and determine which tasks to handle first according to value. What should the team do to improve this situation?

A.

Involve their product owner.

B.

Review their work in progress (WIP) limits.

C.

Use class of service.

D.

Measure their lead time.

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Question # 79

An agile learn has been in place (or five years and the customer is satisfied with the team's performance and deliverables. Now that the product is buill and delivered, the customer is considering the future role of the Scrum Master.

What should the customer do?

A.

Expand the Scrum Master's role to other projects, while allowing them to support the current project.

B.

Release the Scrum Master, since the team is adequately skilled with agile practices.

C.

Expand the product owner's role to serve as the Scrum Master, while providing additional product knowledge.

D.

Increase the functional manager's role to act as the Scrum Master, while providing additional information about functional areas.

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Question # 80

An organization is using a predictive approach to managing projects. The executives like to see more deliverables in a short time and require that the milestones be achieved on time.

What value can the organization gain by moving to an iterative approach?

A.

New tools that deliver iterative and incremental work

B.

A more predictable delivery schedule and better quality

C.

Higher levels of activity-based planning and user histories

D.

Increased focus on the value and benefits delivered

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Question # 81

An agile practitioner notices that team members are disengaged. As a result, the team's velocity has decreased. What should the agile practitioner do to get the team back on track?

A.

Escalate the issue to the project sponsor.

B.

Remove stories to increase velocity.

C.

Hold a standup to address the issue.

D.

Facilitate a team retrospective.

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Question # 82

During mid-sprint changes, an agile facilitator meets with the executive and development teams. During the meeting, executive team members resolve conflicts, and on their own initiative, review the iteration charts to discuss changes to the iteration's functional goal.

What practice is the agile facilitator implementing?

A.

Building openness and transparency on the project's health and status

B.

Facilitating conflict resolution among executive team members

C.

Using active stakeholder involvement to build features in an incremental and iterative approach

D.

Seeking continuous feedback from executive team members

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Question # 83

The amount of information captured in the project's defects is varying within the development team. Team members are becoming frustrated with the defect quality inconsistencies and the frequent clarification required.

What should be done to address the issue?

A.

Stop the current iteration to discuss defect quality issues and explore solutions.

B.

Discuss and explore solutions in the next planning meeting and take corrective actions as required.

C.

Generate insights at the next retrospective and adjust processes as decided by the team.

D.

Assign corrective actions to the backlog for the team to identify the mandatory defect information.

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Question # 84

Roadmaps are defined as covering a rolling 12 months. When creating a product roadmap in an agile environment, what factor should the agile lead take into consideration?

A.

Just-in-time (JIT) refinement

B.

Stories to be released in each sprint

C.

Infrastructure updates

D.

Funding decisions

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Question # 85

An agile coach is working on a digital transformation project. The project team is in the middle of a 5-week sprint. The agile coach notices constant arguing among team members on what should be the preferred technical approach to solve a current business problem. What can the agile coach do to promote collaboration and consensus-building among team members?

A.

Work with team members to resolve the issue.

B.

Escalate the issue to the product owner.

C.

Allow team members to resolve the issue.

D.

Escalate the issue to senior management.

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Question # 86

There is a debate within the organization on whether projects need to be agile or waterfall. Some agile terms and principles are understood differently by the key stakeholders and this delays the decision-making process.

How should the scrum master proceed?

A.

Allow stakeholders to discuss without the scrum master's intervention.

B.

Recommend an external facilitator as no one in the organization is able to eliminate this roadblock.

C.

Facilitate a face-to-face discussion and have stakeholders agree to shift to agile for future projects.

D.

Organize training sessions to create awareness around the agile values for stakeholders.

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Question # 87

An agile team is planning the next iteration for a product release that has accumulated technical debt What should the team do?

A.

Add code cleanup activities to the product backlog and request prioritization by the product owner

B.

Add code cleanup activities to the next iteration and request clarification from the product owner

C.

Add code cleanup activities to the next iteration and ask the product owner to end the current iteration

D.

Add code cleanup activities to the next release backlog and request documentation from the product owner

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Question # 88

An agile team is in their 2nd iteration planning session. During the session, they are debating on whether regression and integration testing should be part of every iteration or part of the hardening iteration.

What should the agile lead recommend?

A.

Integration testing with other upstream or downstream applications and all bug fixes should be done as part of the hardening iteration.

B.

Integration testing with other upstream or downstream applications should be done by the team as part of every iteration.

C.

Continuous integration and regression testing should be done by the team as part of every iteration.

D.

Regression testing should not be done by the team as part of every iteration but only as part of the hardening iteration.

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Question # 89

A development team, new to scrum, questions the need to collect metrics on team performance. While learn members understand velocity and burn down, they feel that once velocity becomes settled it is needless to keep track.

What should the agile coach tell the team?

A.

Continuing to track velocity allows functional managers to assess whether or not the team is performing at the desired rate.

B.

The trends will show how the team performs against other scrum teams in the organization.

C.

Tracking velocity will provide a baseline for the team to see how their continuous improvement efforts are working.

D.

Tracking velocity will document and communicate team health to the stakeholders.

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Question # 90

The product owner working on an agile software development project has brought all the Scrum team members together for the first sprint planning meeting. The team has read the user stories and has provided estimates to complete these user stories. The product owner plans to empower the team to get the work done.

What is this an example of?

A.

Emotional intelligence

B.

Two-way communication

C.

Bipartisan agreement

D.

Reciprocal communication

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Question # 91

DRAG DROP

All the developers on a project team are working offshore in a different time zone, resulting in many issues. Match the issues to the agile practitioner's recommendations for resolutions below. (Drag the Problems/Issues on the left to the box in the center, corresponding to the correct Recommendations for Resolution on the right)

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Question # 92

During a backlog refinement meeting, a senior team member raises a concern about an epic sizing that requires the use of a new interface for a vendor product. The product owner acknowledges this as a risk. What should the product owner do now?

A.

Log the risk in the risk register, and share the information with impacted stakeholders at the next monthly review meeting.

B.

Create a spike story to determine what needs to be done to use the new interface.

C.

Lower the epic's priority so that it can be deferred, and analyze it during backlog refinement meetings.

D.

Move the work to the vendor, since they have better knowledge of interface implementation.

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Question # 93

Due to its complexity a new team member struggles with developing a concise user story. What advice should the agile practitioner give to assist with developing the story?

A.

Hand the story over to a more experienced team member

B.

Break the story up and focus on the most valuable parts

C.

Discuss the story at the next retrospective

D.

Pick another story from the product backlog

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Question # 94

An agile team is building a training safety video based on current government regulations. The agile coach knows the regulations are likely to change before the release date.

How should the agile coach address this change?

A.

Plan for the second release to include regulatory changes and new features.

B.

Hold off making changes during the current release because the regulatory changes cannot be planned for.

C.

Verify the team is building the product in increments which can be adapted at the last minute if necessary.

D.

Monitor regulatory discussions to get a head start on the upcoming regulatory changes.

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Question # 95

Midway through a sprint, a team member discovers that the product design fails to adhere to the organization's enterprise architecture standards. Since this required escalation to the architecture team for further analysis and resolution, the team was unable to deliver its sprint goal and the sprint was cancelled.

What should the team have done to avoid this?

A.

Escalated the issue to management

B.

Ensured the early engagement of key stakeholders

C.

Provided feedback to the architecture team to change the enterprise architecture standards

D.

Raised an exception for non-adherence to the enterprise architecture standards for this product

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Question # 96

A company has decided to combine two similar products consisting of multiple teams into one product. Engaged customers want to know how the company is looking at re-organizing it's teams.

What strategy should be employed to re-organize the teams?

A.

All the teams from both products should be simultaneously called together and allowed to completely self-manage

B.

Teams that worked on similar components in the separate products should be combined to minimize disruption andcapitalize on synergies

C.

After grouping individuals by role multi-discipline teams should be created that are comprised of one member from eachrole

D.

Features should be prioritized and then teams should be organized around those priorities

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Question # 97

During a mature agile team's planning meeting, a team member proposes a new framework that would considerably reduce implementation time. However, the team lacks the confidence to try the new framework.

To help the team gain confidence, what should the agile practitioner suggest?

A.

Develop a spike

B.

Create an Ishikawa diagram

C.

Perform a pre-mortem analysis.

D.

Complete a variance and trend analysis

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Question # 98

A product owner obtains customer confirmation on product requirements and provides them to the team. After explaining the user stories, the product owner receives agreement for acceptance from the team. What should the team do next?

A.

Use agile estimation techniques to create a shared understanding of when the user stories will be completed.

B.

Agree upon development and testing activities for the user stories.

C.

Complete the user stories, and provide a demo for the product owner and customer.

D.

Complete the user stories, and hold a retrospective to discuss them.

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Question # 99

A team member has asked a question about the responsibilities of the product manager, QA, and the team regarding quality. What should the agile project manager advise?

A.

The entire team is responsible for quality and each team member is accountable for ensuring the success of every component.

B.

The entire team is responsible for quality, but each team member's role may vary as stated in the definition of done (Do

C.

The entire team is responsible for quality and QA is responsible for surprises, gaps, and other intricacies that may have been overlooked.

D.

Quality is the responsibility of the entire team, and the product manager defines the functionality from end to end.

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Question # 100

A new project is scheduled to begin next month. The project manager has had plenty of time to review and plan all the activities and has adopted the best approach for the project and the organization.

Which action did the project manager most likely take when choosing the approach?

A.

They most likely used a process that was successfully used for other projects; what has worked before is less likely to fail.

B.

They most likely discussed the best approach for this project with the team and will adapt and tailor the approach periodically by reviewing and verifying the scope with the customer.

C.

They most likely requested an increase in the management reserve; this will help the project manager to be more flexible during change requests and risk response activities.

D.

They most likely implemented a predictive approach; this approach might limit the freedom of making changes but secures the project from unknown risks.

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Question # 101

An agile team is continuously interrupted by stakeholders wanting to ask product backlog questions. Distractions can have a negative impact on value delivery and quality.

Who is responsible for protecting against distractions?

A.

Product owner

B.

Project manager

C.

Agile leader

D.

Developers

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Question # 102

During planning for the next iteration an agile team identifies most of the story points that are expected to be delivered How should an agile practitioner work with the team to help identify the iteration's remaining scope?

A.

Convince the team to stop planning and keep the size small

B.

Identify the technically minimal and achievable tasks

C.

Refer to the remaining prioritized backlog items

D.

Select some of the smallest items from the backlog

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Question # 103

An organization strives hard to accelerate value delivery by improving product design, development, and transition activities. What ways of working should the organization discontinue to become an effective player?

A.

Leverage continuous feedback from customers to seamlessly align delivery with requirements.

B.

Define software functionality by relying on the developers' experience designing similar system

C.

Engage end users in user acceptance testing to ensure the product meets their expectations.

D.

Educate end users and other stakeholders to understand desired outcomes through user stories.

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Question # 104

During product development, changes in technology and regulations require the team to reassess product architecture How should this technical debt be captured?

A.

Include it in the product backlog and use a new indicator to annotate that it is technical debt

B.

Include it in the product backlog as a low-priority issue

C.

Since it is not a part of agile methodologies, it should not be tracked

D.

Have team members maintain personal lists of issues and consolidate the lists during review

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Question # 105

While working on a sprint for a software development project, the team is unsure of how the feature should be designed. The project sponsor recommends developing a prototype of the user interface to discover more about this feature.

Why is the project sponsor making this suggestion?

A.

The information gathered will help the team improve the allocation of resources in developing the most important features.

B.

The project sponsor believes that the agile team is not adding in the most important features during this sprint.

C.

The users can help the team understand if the feature adds value, avoiding the risk of building the wrong product.

D.

The users will start using the software sooner, and the team can start working on the next iteration.

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Question # 106

An agile leader has been assigned to a project that involves significant technical complexity. What should the agile leader do to set the project up for success?

A.

Address this impediment by obtaining suitable training for the team.

B.

Address the risks resulting from complexity within sprint zero.

C.

Facilitate team brainstorming of the risks resulting from complexity for the risk register.

D.

Motivate the team to try new technical approaches.

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Question # 107

To create the project vision, an agile team has scheduled an initial meeting with their customer representative. What should the team bring to this meeting?

A.

A list of templates to be used to create the project vision

B.

A list of project stakeholders and user stories

C.

A checklist for future acceptance tests for project deliverables

D.

A list of questions for the team and customer representative

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Question # 108

A scrum master wants to encourage better collaboration within a collocated team and is coming up with a visualization method for the project. How could the scrum master promote transparency?

A.

Consolidate the team's updates in presentation slides and email them to the team regularly.

B.

Radiate key information such as the team's work, progress, and velocity at the team's common area.

C.

Share team progress individually with each top performer every week.

D.

Attach sticky notes for each assignment to the wall in the team's area.

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Question # 109

A team member on a new scrum project previously provided support to another application Due to issues with that application, the team member's former supervisor continues assigning them tasks related to that project. The new project's scrum master includes this issue in the risk register.

What should the scrum master do next?

A.

Monitor the threats and risks while allowing the team member to multitask on both projects

B.

Assign more resources to the sprints to compensate for the absences of the team member

C.

Ensure that the threats and risks are communicated and addressed

D.

Assign fewer stories to the sprints so that the team member can still meet sprint goals

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Question # 110

A new Scrum team is struggling with the various ceremonies of Scrum. Among other things, the product owner and stakeholders find the technical architecture and design presentations during sprint reviews less than informative.

What should the team do?

A.

Refocus the sprint review meetings to demonstrate working software and seek feedback on the product.

B.

Reach out to other, more experienced teams to seek input as to how to present the technical details in a more informative manner.

C.

Explain the importance of the technical architecture and design presentations and improve the presentation format.

D.

Invite technical managers and architects who will be a more appropriate audience to their sprint reviews.

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Question # 111

An agile project manager is planning the initial scope, schedule and cost range estimates on a new project. The team will be using Kanban to control work.

What metrics should the team use to measure performance?

A.

Lead time, throughput and due date performance

B.

Work in progress limits Kanban board, and time boxes

C.

Work item types, sprint cadences, and defect classes

D.

Burndown charts, scatter diagrams, and throughput

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Question # 112

During refinement, the team tester has a question about part of the acceptance criteria for a given user story. Who should clarify the acceptance criteria?

A.

The sponsor, since they understand the business value.

B.

The scrum master, since they coordinate with the team and define the acceptance criteria.

C.

The product owner, since their vision is the basis for the acceptance criteria.

D.

The developer, since they write the code that would be tested.

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Question # 113

Conversation transcript between the customer and the product owner (PO):

Customer: I am requesting a calendar feature for scheduling and reminding of upcoming releases that we can manage. We also need the calendar to indicate quarterly metrics deadlines, code freeze dates for financial close, and things like that.

PO: My understanding is that this is for tracking project deadlines. Would you need to see the project deadlines on your phone calendar?

Customer: Yes. I need to see a single snapshot on my phone. So, is it possible for me to connect my phone to this calendar app?

PO: Let me write up the requirements and get the development team on board with the deadlines. What phone do you own?

Customer: I own an Android phone, but I also need integration with the Apple phones.

Identify three minimum viable product (MVP) items. (Refer to Conversation transcript between the customer and the product owner (PO). Choose three.)

A.

Monthly calendar view

B.

Android phone integration

C.

Windows end of support deadlines

D.

Vacation calendar for team members

E.

Scheduler to add events

F.

Product increment release dates

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Question # 114

How can an agile practitioner ensure that all key stakeholders are properly engaged in planning?

A.

Collect stakeholder requirements

B.

Conduct an iteration planning meeting

C.

Communicate product backlog items to the stakeholders

D.

Facilitate a product development roadmap workshop

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Question # 115

An agile team is unable to complete all its planned sprint user stories, which results in a decrease of its planned sprint velocity. What should the team do?

A.

Re-estimate the sprint's completed stories to increase and adjust the sprint's velocity.

B.

Increase the duration of the next sprint to accommodate the incomplete user stories and maintain velocity.

C.

Work with the product owner to create a spike with another agile team.

D.

Re-estimate the incomplete stories for the next sprint because its relative size has changed.

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Question # 116

How can an agile project manager ensure that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of the release plan by the end of a release planning meeting? (Choose two.)

A.

Stated understanding of the release goal

B.

Complete vision of the end product

C.

Timeline of the project

D.

List of the user stories that will be part of the next releases

E.

Complete roadmap of the next iterations

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Question # 117

An agile team is working on refining project requirements. Due to new dependencies uncovered in every working session, the team is unable to complete the detailed solution requirements. Instead of trying to complete requirements, what should the team do to work collaboratively to identify and prioritize the most important requirements and adapt to changes as needed?

A.

Report this as a blocker and ask senior management to provide the right subject matter experts (SMEs) until all the outstanding issues can be dosed.

B.

Identify the key business stakeholders and invite them to day-long sessions until all the dependencies and outstanding issues can be closed.

C.

Identify the key dependencies that need to be resolved in order of priority level so the user stories can meet the definition of ready (DoR) criteria.

D.

Report this as a blocker and ensure the product owner is able to deprioritize the issues so the user stories can meet the definition of ready (DoR) criteria.

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Question # 118

A scrum master is part of a project team using technologies overseen by the IT department. The IT director oversees several company initiatives and is unfamiliar with the details of each one. As an active project stakeholder, to which meeting should the IT director be invited?

A.

Planning

B.

Daily scrum

C.

Sprint demo

D.

Retrospective

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Question # 119

A Scrum team has worked hard to reach their sprint goal, but impediments have prevented them from succeeding. The team needed help from a specialist on another team, but the specialist was on a 2-week vacation.

What should the scrum master do?

A.

At the sprint retrospective, the scrum master and development team should discuss why the team did not know the specialist was unavailable during the sprint. The scrum master should then set clear rules so situations like these can be avoided in the future.

B.

It can be very distressing for a Scrum team not to reach its sprint goals. The scrum master should hold an evaluation meeting to discuss who in the team was responsible for discovering the specialist was not available, then make an improvement task for the next sprint.

C.

The scrum master, as a servant leader, should always try to remain positive about the team's work. Even when team members’ make mistakes, there should be trust that everyone is doing their best. Engaged team members work more efficiently, and a sustainable pace is important for project success.

D.

At the sprint retrospective, the Scrum team should reflect on how the past sprint has worked out. The scrum master should facilitate an open discussion to discover the root causes for the missed sprint goals and find a way to avoid similar situations in future sprints.

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Question # 120

A product's scope and acceptance criteria have been defined, and the product is planned for release at the end of the next quarter. What should the project team do next?

A.

Estimate the project team's capacity.

B.

Determine how much work can be delivered.

C.

Calculate how much work will fit into the next iteration.

D.

Estimate items in the product backlog.

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Question # 121

During a team meeting, conflicting opinions arise regarding the best approach to complete a project task. The project manager wants to ensure that the team can effectively handle these conflicts and come to a resolution that benefits the project.

What is an effective way to handle conflicting opinions in team meetings in an agile environment?

During a team meeting, conflicting opinions arise regarding the best approach to complete a project task. The project manager wants to ensure that the team can effectively handle these conflicts and come to a resolution that benefits the project.

What is an effective way to handle conflicting opinions in team meetings in an agile environment?

A.

End the discussion until there is consensus.

B.

Wait for the problem to resolve itself.

C.

Choose the option that is best for the team.

D.

Restate the positions to find what is in common.

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Question # 122

In a project, the customer asks for a requirement that clearly deviates from the contract terms. How should the contractor react?

A.

Proceed with the work only after the contract is amended.

B.

Discuss the value of the change for the project with the customer.

C.

Evaluate effort and impact and ask for steering committee and shareholder approval.

D.

Stick with the contract terms and agree to review the requirement if time allows.

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Question # 123

An organization initiates a pilot project to introduce agile methodology for the successful delivery of projects. What should the project manager do to share this project's knowledge and learning with wider organizational business groups?

A.

Invite people from across the organization to attend daily stand ups

B.

Invite people from across the organization to attend retrospectives

C.

Invite people from across the organization to attend the release meeting and project retrospectives.

D.

Regularly meet with people across the organization to share the project's lessons learned and best practices

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Question # 124

A project team has a senior subject matter expert (SME) who is comfortable with data integration. The SME is not inclined to perform regression testing because the SME feels that performing regression testing is more of a junior duty.

What should the scrum master do?

A.

Explain to the SME the importance of being a team player, that the tasks are assigned by the scrum master, and work should not be refused.

B.

Acknowledge that the SME has a valid point from an efficiency point of view and will perform better staying as a specialist.

C.

Leverage a separate testing team altogether to assist with all testing to ensure consistent results.

D.

Explain to the team the importance of reducing team size by reducing specializations and bottlenecks and that every team member plays an equal part.

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Question # 125

Two agile teams from different company sites need to work and collaborate on the same project. What is the first action the agile project manager should take in order to ensure a smooth collaboration between the two teams?

A.

Organize onsite backlog-refinement workshops to ensure common understanding.

B.

Set up weekly meetings where all team members will participate.

C.

Call an onsite meeting where ground rules will be discussed and agreed upon.

D.

Ask the product owner to prepare an onsite team-building activity.

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Question # 126

A software project is being implemented by a small, colocated team. What should the project manager do to keep the team focused and engaged with the high level of requirements?

A.

Arrange afternoon touchpoints where the team can discuss what they have done during the day

B.

Request that the project sponsor is present during daily standugs to increase commitment from the team.

C.

Send out daily activity tasks to each member of the team, mitigating the risk of tasks being forgotten.

D.

Make use of a kanban board so that the team will have a clear view of the work in progress (WIP) for the release.

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Question # 127

A new agile project manager accepts an assignment to manage a well-established team Many team members have worked together on this product for several years During a meeting, the project manager notices that team members offer little vocal interaction, yet all required tasks are completed on time

What type of behavior does this describe?

A.

Synchronous

B.

Collaborative

C.

Passive-aggressive

D.

Random

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Question # 128

The first project vision statement meeting for a newly formed team did not achieve its outcome. Lack of participation combined with conflicting views of those who participated led to disagreement on how to proceed.

How can the team improve their collaboration?

A.

Set clear expectations and allow everyone to contribute.

B.

Prepare the project vision statement and then present it to the team.

C.

Ask senior management to address the situation.

D.

Seek assistance from the scrum master to mediate the conflict.

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Question # 129

After seeing the planned features (or an upcoming release, a customer notes that a vitally important and complex one is missing. The team estimates that this feature significantly exceeds its average velocity. How can this issue be resolved?

A.

Break down the feature into smaller parts, and commit to completing the minimum viable product.

B.

Complete the iteration to which they have already committed, and include the feature in the next release.

C.

Change the planned features lo include only the vitally important one.

D.

Extend the iteration to complete the feature.

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Question # 130

A technical problem arises that will likely impact the stories planned for delivery in the current sprint What should the scrum master do?

A.

Consider adding a story to the next sprint to seek resolution

B.

Immediately solve the problem on behalf of the team

C.

Ask the team to collaboratively work out a solution.

D.

Engage a technical manager to assist with finding a solution

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Question # 131

An agile project was underway for two months and delivered the expected value to the stakeholders. However, during a sprint review, a team member complained that the product owner constantly changes requirements and the member feels that this is blocking the team’s performance.

How can the scrum master handle this situation?

A.

Work with the product owner to include fewer features in the next sprint planning.

B.

Hire more team members to elevate the team's velocity to increase performance.

C.

Tell the team members that changes are natural and welcome if the project is delivering value.

D.

Schedule more meetings with the team and the product owner to refine the backlog constantly.

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Question # 132

A scrum master is overseeing the launch of a chatbot for the service desk. Complaints come up post-release about edge case responses to queries. After analyzing the issues, the business decision was made to take the chatbot offline, resulting in workflow disruptions and risking the reputation.

How could this situation have been avoided? (Refer to Testing Protocol Table)

A.

Conduct user acceptance testing to ensure the chatbot meets stakeholder needs and expectations.

B.

Perform integration testing to minimize any bugs between the chatbot components.

C.

Perform functional testing to verify the chatbot performs the reguired functions.

D.

Conduct regression testing to ensure all previously functioning chatbot features continue to work after updates.

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Question # 133

A customer has difficulty explaining how the highest priority feature will work. What should the agile project manager do?

A.

Create a time-boxed spike story to reduce the technical risk of the feature.

B.

Commence an iteration 0 for the customer and the team to investigate the feature.

C.

Facilitate the decomposition of the feature epic into more manageable user stories.

D.

Facilitate a just-in-time exploration of the functionality by the customer and the team.

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Question # 134

A team is preparing to demonstrate new product capabilities to a leadership team. The demonstration will show working software and a listing of the projected value of the capabilities.

What should the team do to ensure the demonstration is successful?

A.

Provide an understanding of business value and customer feedback.

B.

Align with stakeholder expectations and releasable product increments.

C.

Show self-management and tailoring processes for continuous improvement.

D.

Provide collaboration and knowledge sharing of product increments.

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Question # 135

A new product owner needs to manage the backlog of a high-visibility fast-moving project that is consuming a considerable amount of time What should the product owner do?

A.

Schedule regular meetings with the scrum team to write, groom and size user stories

B.

Focus on stories based on the highest number of story points to first address those items with the highest value

C.

Seek regular input from project stakeholders, and reflect this input in the backlog's priorities

D.

Schedule in-person monthly meetings with key stakeholders to review the project's progress

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Question # 136

Following approval of a business case, a company will introduce a new mobile app for customers to place orders. Time to market is a key concern. The product has entered into the 3rd iteration, but the team is concerned because they feel the technical designs do not meet the agreed-on definition of done (DoD). An agile coach has been hired to help validate product delivery against business requirements.

What should the agile coach do?

A.

Incorporate quality assurance in the planning stage of product development.

B.

Schedule a dedicated meeting with the product owner to tackle this roadblock.

C.

Conduct a brainstorming exercise to get to the root of the issue and devise action plans.

D.

Conduct a retrospective meeting at the end of the current iteration to identity necessary improvements.

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Question # 137

A project team tasked with delivering a solution with extremely aggressive timelines is facing an issue with meeting their sprint velocity targets. To address this issue and bring the project back on track, what action should the team take?

A.

Perform value stream analysis to eliminate the processes with wastage.

B.

Reevaluate the minimum viable product (MVP) deliverables to remove high-risk stories and meet timelines.

C.

Adjust the story points included in each sprint to represent the actual velocity.

D.

Include high-risk stories in earlier sprints to deliver incremental velocity.

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Question # 138

At the end of a product development phase, an agile project team confirms that all tests have passed. The product is released, but the customer complains that it is deficient. What should the project team have done prior to product release?

A.

Requested approval from the project sponsor

B.

Undertaken a review of all requirements

C.

Conducted an end-of-phase demonstration

D.

Performed a retrospective to validate project deliverables

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Question # 139

A project team held a working session with a finance team to understand the procurement process. After the meeting, while the agile lead was facilitating the value stream mapping exercise, one of the team members asked: "When calculating the cycle time, which factors should be considered?"

How should the agile lead respond?

A.

Total time and average process time

B.

Critical path and queue lengths

C.

Delays and bottlenecks in the process

D.

End date/time and start date/time

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Question # 140

A graphic designer on an agile team does not attend most meetings. When asked the reason for not attending, the designer told the agile practitioner that the scrum master could represent them in meetings if needed. The team is frustrated and does not agree with this approach.

Which conflict resolution method would work best in this scenario?

A.

Avoidance

B.

Forcing

C.

Accommodation

D.

Collaborating

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Question # 141

The project team is ahead of schedule and beginning lo gold-plate the feature included in the current sprint. What should the agile project manager do?

A.

Since the team has extra lime, notify the product owner and secure approval for the extra work on this feature.

B.

Encourage the team to document the improvement and prioritize it for the upcoming iteration, instead of building it now.

C.

Instruct the Scrum Master to have the team use the extra time to complete the extra feature work in the current iteration.

D.

Notify the product owner and have the product owner verify the backlog priority, then encourage team to continue working on the backlog.

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Question # 142

Project stakeholders are finding it difficult to know the real-time status of who has been assigned to various stories and the status of each work item. Which of the following should the agile project manager do?

A.

Use an information radiator to help increase the transparency of work for key stakeholders.

B.

Send status updates whenever the stakeholders request them.

C.

Hold Scrum meetings more frequently to ensure stakeholders are well informed.

D.

Instruct the team to focus on their own assignments rather than the work of others.

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Question # 143

A key resource is switching between projects to obtain more visibility and acclaim. However, project work has grown and become a burden.

What should the agile project leader do?

A.

Add more resources to projects to ensure work sharing.

B.

Encourage the resource to undergo time management training.

C.

Ask management to ensure that the resource is available to only one project at a time.

D.

Allow the resource to continue switching between projects to deliver high customer value.

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Question # 144

If an individual is working on a project team in a phase delivering an increment, according to the definition of done (DoD), who was that defined by?

A.

Project sponsor and project team

B.

Scrum master

C.

Product owner

D.

Stakeholders and project team

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