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Day#1 Introduction PMP and Agile

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How should Agile Team view failure?

a)

Failure represent a missed opportunity since it's sunk cost

b)

Failure represent work yet to be done

c)

Failure is better when its occurs early rather than late

d)

Failure is acceptable at the last responsible moment

2.

What happens during daily stand up that aid the team in problem detection and resolution?

a)

Using root cause analysis

b)

Resolving conflicts

c)

Communicating impediments

d)

Narrating what has been accomplished since the last meeting

3.

All of the domain below are PMP domain, except:

a)

People

b)

Process

c)

Integration

d)

Business Environment

4.

When Agile team focus on creating comprehensive documentation, they will have less time to :

a)

Play collaborative games to have fun at work

b)

Response to changes requested by the Customer

c)

Prepare progress status reports for Management

d)

Negotiate contract with the third-party vendors.

5.

A product owner asks the development team to add an item during backlog grooming. What should the product owner do to validate the assumption that the added item will generate value?

a)

Accept an increment of functionality during the sprint review.

b)

Set the sprint goal before selecting product backlog items during sprint planning.

c)

Release a product increment to the market, and validate it against users and the market.

d)

Inspect the sprint burndown, and reprioritize the backlog at the daily scrum.

6.

On a Scrum team, whose responsibility is it to keep the priorities in the product backlog up to date as changes occur?

a)

Product Owner

b)

Project Manager

c)

Scrum Master

d)

Development Team

7.

You are working through an agile project with your team, meeting daily in daily stand-up.

What is NOT one of the reasons Agile team use daily stand-up?

a)

To micro commit to the team

b)

To uncover and remove blockers

c)

To ensure work flows freely for the team

d)

To report to the Executive team.

8.

Agile team members are gathering inputs for planning their first iteration of software development project. Which of the following would help the team the most to save time and reduce a risk of a failure?

a)

Velocity values from similar project executed by another team

b)

Retrospective decision from the best team in the organization

c)

The source code of similar product from previous project

d)

Definition of Done of the similar product from previous project

9.

An Agile Project is in the third sprint. The participants from Sales and the Sponsor is infrequent. The Sponsor states that they will participate when an important portion of the functionality becomes available.

What should the Agile Leader do?

a)

Accept the Sponsor's response

b)

Adjust the backlog priorities so that its sprint contain at least one important portion of functionality

c)

Escalate the issue to their Manager

d)

Explain the important of early feedback in reducing the need for future rework and waste

10.

You are working on an agile project as Team member, and begin gathering the product requirements. What is the overall first questions that you should ask and use as a guide for yur work?

a)

How long will the project last?

b)

What is the business value?

c)

How much is in the budget?

d)

How many team members will participate?

11.

A stakeholder approaches the scrum master and requests to see a report that shows the progress of the work remaining on the project at both the sprint level and the release level. Which of the following would be the best for the scrum master to provide the stakeholder with?

a)

Burn Down chart

b)

Burn Up chart

c)

Product roadmap

d)

Sprint backlog

12.
  1. A project manager is assigned to a large project with a highly diverse set of project deliverables. As a result, the project manager has elected to use a predictive framework for the development of some project deliverables and various agile practices for other deliverables. Based on this scenario, what would be the appropriate project management approach for each of the deliverables? (Drag and drop the items from right to left.)

a)

Software requiring timebox delivery of business value

1.

Scrum

b)

Training material with requirements well defined upfront

2.

Waterfall

c)

Software with dependencies to other project activities

3.

Scrum of Scrum

d)

System with layers of approval requiring tight

4.

Kanban

e)

Software application with fixed deadline

5.

Constraint driven delivery