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WorksheetsIntro to Agile
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which model is a linear, sequential approach to software development?
a)
Kanban
b)
Waterfall
c)
Scrum
d)
Agile
2.
In the Waterfall model, when is testing usually done?
a)
At the start
b)
In the middle
c)
At the end
d)
After every step
3.
Agile manifesto values 'Individuals and interactions' over what?
a)
Customer collaboration
b)
Processes and tools
c)
Working software
d)
Responding to change
4.
What does Agile focus on delivering in each iteration?
a)
Big-bang release
b)
Working software
c)
Complete documentation
d)
Perfect design
5.
Which Agile methodology uses sprints and roles like Scrum Master?
a)
Scrum
b)
Kanban
c)
Waterfall
d)
DevOps
6.
Which Agile method focuses on visualizing work and limiting work in progress (WIP)?
a)
Scrum
b)
Kanban
c)
Waterfall
d)
Spiral Model
7.
One key disadvantage of Agile is that it requires…
a)
Very little communication
b)
More communication with customers
c)
No customer involvement
d)
Less feedback
8.
Which model is more flexible and adapts to change?
a)
Waterfall
b)
Agile
c)
Both
d)
None
9.
Can Agile projects welcome changing requirements even late in development?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Sometimes
d)
Only at the start
10.
Which of these is a key advantage of Agile?
a)
Customer satisfaction
b)
No testing needed
c)
Fixed requirements
d)
Zero communication
11.
The Waterfall model is best when requirements are…
a)
Always changing
b)
Very clear and fixed
c)
Unknown
d)
Flexible
12.
Agile encourages close collaboration between…
a)
Developers only
b)
Developers and customers
c)
Only managers
d)
Testing teams
13.
What is one major disadvantage of Waterfall?
a)
Feedback comes too late
b)
Too flexible
c)
Too much customer involvement
d)
Too fast
14.
Scrum uses time-boxed sprints. Kanban focuses on…
a)
Documentation
b)
Visual workflow
c)
Long deadlines
d)
No feedback
15.
What makes Agile different from Waterfall?
a)
Linear phases
b)
Iterative development
c)
No testing
d)
Fixed requirements
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