Agile Method

1. What does Agile software development focus on?

• a) Rigid timelines and fixed requirements.

• b) Flexibility and adapting to customer feedback during the project.

• c) Completing all development upfront and delaying testing.

• d) Delivering the product without customer input.

2. Who represents the customer in Agile development?

• a) Project manager.

• b) Tester.

• c) Product owner.

• d) Developer.

3. What is the purpose of the "scrum" meeting in Agile?

• a) To discuss the project’s final deliverables.

• b) To check team progress and discuss next steps.

• c) To set the project’s budget and timeline.

• d) To review the project’s documentation.

4. How does Agile handle the development process?

• a) Entire software is built in one go and finalized.

• b) Software is developed in small iterations with feedback after each.

• c) Development is completed only at the end of the project.

• d) The software is built only after extensive documentation.

5. What is pair programming in Agile?

• a) Two programmers work independently on separate tasks.

• b) One writes code, while the other reviews it to suggest improvements.

• c) Two programmers collaborate on documentation.

• d) One programmer handles the design, and the other writes the code.

6. Which of the following is an advantage of Agile software development?

• a) Customer sees parts of software quickly, enabling them to give timely feedback.

• b) Agile focuses on documentation before starting the project.

• c) The project is completed after every requirement is defined upfront.

• d) It has a strict budget and timeline, with no flexibility.

7. What is a disadvantage of Agile development?

• a) It always completes on time and within the initial budget.

• b) Frequent changes in requirements can lead to unclear project costs and timelines.

• c) The customer is not involved in the development process.

• d) All documentation is provided upfront, avoiding surprises.

8. How does Agile handle collaboration?

• a) Developers work independently and share their work at the end.

• b) The customer is not involved after the initial planning phase.

• c) It encourages continuous collaboration between the customer and development team.

• d) Collaboration is limited to project managers and developers only.

9. What is the key difference between Agile and the waterfall model?

• a) Agile uses fixed stages with no feedback, while waterfall uses flexible iterations.

• b) Agile uses iterations and allows flexibility, while waterfall is linear with fixed stages.

• c) Agile focuses more on documentation than working software.

• d) Waterfall requires constant customer interaction, whereas Agile does not.

10. How does Agile manage the project’s timeline and budget?

• a) The timeline and budget are set and fixed, without any adjustments.

• b) The timeline and budget can evolve as the project progresses, based on customer needs.

• c) Agile does not set a timeline or budget at all.

• d) The project is always completed on time, regardless of budget.