Question 1

Which of the following situation best exemplifies the Disciplined Agile principle "Context counts"?

Options :

A : A team decided to prioritize the work based on the needs of the customer

B : A team used to lightweight methods decided to document more in response to a regulatory need

C : The Scrum master of a team decided to skip the demo as the team was exhausted after a sprint

D : A team that lacks testing bandwidth decides to release a product with minimal verification

Answer: B

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a reason that a team must constantly evolve its way of working?

Options :

A : We learn new things all the time

B : Each team is unique

C : Other teams we work with are also evolving

D : The customer may not give us all the requirements at once

Answer: D

Question 3

The primary advantage of breaking a project into phases is that:

Options :

A : It enables teams to focus on critical themes and ease of governance

B : It makes the transition from waterfall to agile easier

C : It allows the team to perform mini-waterfalls in each phase

D : You can bring in new teams in each phase depending upon the skills needed for it

Answer: A

Question 4

True or False: A project that follows a Scrum or Agile life-cycle still needs the Inception, Construction or Transition phases

Options :

A : FALSE

B : TRUE

Answer: B

Question 5

Which of the following may be separate supporting roles used on a Program team using a Program life-cycle to manage a team-of-teams to deliver a large product?

Options :

A : Independent testers

B :

Team lead

C : Specialists

D : Architecture owner

Answer: A