Question 1

In an Agile project, when is software first expected to be delivered that will provide value to the customer?

Options :

A : At the end of the project

B : At the end of an iteration

C : At the end of a release

D : At the end of an epic

Answer: B

Question 2

Which of the following statements about the test pyramid is true?

Options :

A :

The test pyramid concept is based on the principle of eliminating defects as early as possible in the software lifecycle

B :

The test pyramid emphasizes having more automated tests at the higher test levels and a decreasing number of them at the lower test levels

C :

The test pyramid concept states that every software system consists always of four different test levels (unit, integration, system, acceptance)

D :

The test pyramid consists of four test levels with business-facing tests at the bottom of the pyramid and technology-facing tests at the top

Answer: A

Question 3

In agile projects, when should we transform user stories and acceptance criteria into more formal requirements specifications ?

Options :

A : If we have a plenty of time

B : In regulated and safety critical products

C : If the customer asks for it

D : If we feel that this is a better way

Answer: B

Question 4

Which ONE of the following is an example of a typical “Business-oriented work product”?

Options :

A : The released product.

B : Acceptance testing entry criteria.

C : A user manual.

D : Usability testing test results.

Answer: C

Question 5

What is an advantage that we can get from the agile value "working software over comprehensive documentation" ?

Options :

A : Time to market advantage

B : Continuous communication with customer

C : Simplicity

D : Flexibility

Answer: A