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PRINCE2 Agile Overview – Worksheet Questions 1

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

To replace PRINCE2 with Agile methods

b)

To show how PRINCE2 can be combined with Agile ways of working

c)

To define a new Agile framework instead of Scrum and Kanban

d)

To remove the need for governance in Agile projects

2.

At Foundation level, PRINCE2 Agile mainly expects you to understand:

a)

How to redesign PRINCE2 from scratch

b)

How to write software in an Agile language

c)

How PRINCE2 and Agile can work together on a project

d)

How to become a certified Scrum Master

3.

Which statement BEST describes the focus of PRINCE2 in a PRINCE2 Agile project?

a)

It focuses on detailed technical design

b)

It focuses on governance, direction and management of the project

c)

It focuses on daily stand-ups and task allocation

d)

It focuses only on testing and quality assurance

4.

Which statement BEST describes the focus of Agile methods in a PRINCE2 Agile project?

a)

They provide the project board’s decision-making rules

b)

They define the organization’s strategic priorities

c)

They provide delivery practices such as sprints, backlogs and stand-ups

d)

They define the project management products such as the PID

5.

Which of the following is a key PRINCE2 concept that Foundation expects you to understand?

a)

Sprints and velocity

b)

Product backlog refinement

c)

Principles, themes, processes, and management products

d)

WIP limits and cumulative flow diagrams

6.

Which of the following is a key Agile concept that Foundation expects you to understand?

a)

Project Board composition

b)

Work Packages and Highlight Reports

c)

Timeboxes, backlogs and iterative delivery

d)

Stage Plans and End Stage Reports

7.

What is the BEST description of PRINCE2 Agile Foundation?

a)

A detailed hands-on course in advanced coding practices

b)

An introduction to combining PRINCE2 governance with Agile delivery

c)

A qualification in designing Agile contracts

d)

A replacement for all other Agile certifications

8.

Which of the following is MOST likely to be tested at PRINCE2 Agile Foundation level?

a)

Exact step-by-step scripts for every Scrum event

b)

Deep technical configuration of deployment tools

c)

Understanding the purpose of PRINCE2 processes and how Agile fits into them

d)

Detailed legal wording for customer-supplier contracts

9.

Which statement about tailoring in PRINCE2 Agile is CORRECT?

a)

Tailoring is only allowed in very small projects

b)

Tailoring means ignoring PRINCE2 roles when using Agile

c)

Tailoring means adapting PRINCE2 to suit the Agile environment and project needs

d)

Tailoring means changing Agile frameworks to match the PRINCE2 manual exactly

10.

Which two areas are PRINCE2 Agile Foundation MOST concerned with?

a)

Financial accounting and HR policies

b)

Project governance and Agile delivery practices

c)

Hardware procurement and data centre design

d)

Organizational restructuring and culture change programmes

11.

Which of the following BEST describes how PRINCE2 and Agile relate in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

PRINCE2 replaces all Agile methods

b)

Agile replaces all PRINCE2 methods

c)

PRINCE2 provides the “what and why”; Agile provides the “how” for delivery

d)

Both PRINCE2 and Agile are ignored in favour of Lean Startup

12.

Which exam topic is LEAST likely to be covered at PRINCE2 Agile Foundation?

a)

PRINCE2 principles and themes

b)

Agile behaviours and focus areas

c)

Detailed configuration of automated test frameworks

d)

How PRINCE2 is tailored in an Agile context

13.

Which of the following BEST describes an iterative and incremental way of working?

a)

Performing all design, then all build, then all test

b)

Delivering small pieces of product frequently and improving them over time

c)

Waiting until the end of the project to show anything to users

d)

Fixing scope, time and cost with no changes allowed

14.

What is the MAIN reason PRINCE2 Agile places emphasis on shorter planning horizons?

a)

To avoid creating any documentation

b)

To allow more accurate planning in the presence of uncertainty

c)

To stop the project board from asking questions

d)

To make testing unnecessary

15.

Which statement about PRINCE2 principles in PRINCE2 Agile is CORRECT?

a)

They are discarded when Agile is used

b)

They conflict with Agile principles and must be replaced

c)

They still apply and are supported by Agile ways of working

d)

They are only used at the closing a project process

16.

Which of the following is a key topic that PRINCE2 Agile Foundation expects you to understand?

a)

The exact syntax of a programming language

b)

The difference between Scrum and Kanban in precise technical detail

c)

The high-level purpose of Scrum, Kanban and Lean Startup

d)

The organizational chart of PeopleCert

17.

Which is a typical question the PRINCE2 Agile Foundation exam might test?

a)

How do you configure a continuous integration server?

b)

Which PRINCE2 theme is concerned with why the project is needed?

c)

What is the capital city of the country where PRINCE2 was created?

d)

How do you write a full legal project contract?

18.

Which statement BEST describes the goal of combining PRINCE2 with Agile?

a)

To remove all documentation and controls

b)

To provide strong governance while taking advantage of flexible, iterative delivery

c)

To ensure that time and scope are both completely fixed

d)

To allow teams to work with no oversight

19.

Which of the following is MOST associated with governance and direction in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Daily stand-ups

b)

Product backlog

c)

Project Board and management stages

d)

Story points

20.

Which of the following is MOST associated with delivery practices in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Business Case and PID

b)

Scrum sprints and Kanban boards

c)

End Stage Reports

d)

Exception Reports

21.

Which topic does PRINCE2 Agile Foundation exam expect you to know about PRINCE2 processes?

a)

Detailed activity lists and exact flows for each process

b)

The purpose of each process and where Agile delivery fits in

c)

How to rewrite the processes for every organization

d)

That processes are optional when using Agile

22.

Which topic BEST represents the “Big picture” of PRINCE2 Agile Foundation?

a)

Personal time management techniques

b)

How PRINCE2 and Agile combine to manage and deliver projects

c)

How to design marketing campaigns for Agile products

d)

How to configure network infrastructure

23.

Which term BEST describes the area PRINCE2 focuses on in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Governance

b)

Coding

c)

Deployment

d)

User interface design

24.

Which term BEST describes the area Agile focuses on in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Governance

b)

Commercial negotiation

c)

Delivery

d)

Portfolio management

25.

Which of these is MOST likely to be an exam question at PRINCE2 Agile Foundation level?

a)

What is the purpose of the Agilometer?

b)

How do you design a relational database schema?

c)

What is the exact duration of all sprints in every organization?

d)

How do you configure a cloud hosting environment?

26.

Which statement about the Agilometer is CORRECT at Foundation level?

a)

It is a tool to measure the team’s coding speed

b)

It is a tool to assess how suitable the environment is for Agile

c)

It is a PRINCE2 process used to close a project

d)

It is a mandatory workshop used at the end of every sprint

27.

Which of the following BEST describes an Agile behaviour that PRINCE2 Agile promotes?

a)

Hiding problems until the end of the stage

b)

Working in functional silos with little communication

c)

Transparency and collaboration between customer and supplier

d)

Relying only on emails for communication

28.

What does PRINCE2 Agile mean by “fix and flex”?

a)

Fixing Agile methods and flexing PRINCE2 principles

b)

Fixing time and cost while allowing scope to flex within tolerances

c)

Fixing scope and flexing time for every sprint

d)

Fixing team size and flexing the Business Case

29.

Which two performance aspects are usually treated as fixed in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Time and cost

b)

Scope and quality

c)

Risk and benefits

d)

Scope and time

30.

In PRINCE2 Agile, what is the MAIN reason to flex scope?

a)

To avoid writing any requirements

b)

To allow time and cost targets to be met while still delivering value

c)

To reduce the need for quality checks

d)

To prevent the use of backlogs and sprints

31.

Which of the following BEST explains “embrace change” as a PRINCE2 Agile target?

a)

Allow deadlines to move whenever users ask

b)

Welcome change requests that help deliver more value, using prioritization and trade-offs

c)

Reject all new requirements to maintain stability

d)

Allow scope to change without any control

32.

Which PRINCE2 Agile behaviour is MOST related to using workshops, whiteboards and face-to-face discussions?

a)

Exploration

b)

Self-organization

c)

Rich communication

d)

Transparency

33.

Which PRINCE2 Agile behaviour is MOST related to the team planning its own work within a timebox?

a)

Rich communication

b)

Self-organization

c)

Transparency

d)

Collaboration

34.

Which PRINCE2 Agile behaviour is MOST related to being honest about progress and problems?

a)

Collaboration

b)

Exploration

c)

Rich communication

d)

Transparency

35.

Which PRINCE2 Agile focus area is MOST concerned with frequent releases?

a)

Ensuring the project has no documentation

b)

Releasing increments often to gain feedback and realize benefits early

c)

Delivering only at the very end of the project

d)

Preventing the use of sprints or timeboxes

36.

Which PRINCE2 Agile focus area is MOST concerned with prioritizing and managing backlogs?

a)

Rich communication

b)

Requirements

c)

Frequent releases

d)

Agilometer

37.

At Foundation level, which of the following does PRINCE2 Agile expect you to understand about Agile frameworks such as Scrum and Kanban?

a)

How to implement them in full technical detail

b)

Their high-level characteristics and when they might be useful

c)

Their licensing costs and commercial models

d)

How to write new Agile frameworks from scratch

38.

Which of the following BEST describes what PRINCE2 Agile Foundation tests about PRINCE2 themes?

a)

The exact tailoring guidelines for every possible industry

b)

The detailed content of every template in the manual

c)

The purpose of each theme and how Agile techniques can support it

d)

The financial cost of implementing each theme

39.

Which of the following BEST describes what PRINCE2 Agile Foundation tests about PRINCE2 principles?

a)

How to remove them when Agile is used

b)

How each principle is named and applied in an Agile context

c)

How to create new principles for each project

d)

How to apply principles only at the closing a project process

40.

At Foundation level, what is expected about your knowledge of PRINCE2 management products (e.g., Business Case, PID, Work Package)?

a)

You should memorize the exact template layout for each

b)

You should know their core purpose and how they may be adapted for Agile

c)

You should use them only in waterfall projects

d)

You should replace them all with a single Agile backlog

41.

Which statement BEST describes how PRINCE2 Agile Foundation views documentation?

a)

All documentation must be removed when Agile is used

b)

Documentation must always follow the original PRINCE2 templates exactly

c)

Documentation should be created on a “just enough” basis, possibly using visual tools

d)

Only legal contracts should be documented

42.

Which of the following BEST fits the “Big picture” understanding of PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

It is a software coding standard

b)

It is a way to apply Agile techniques within a PRINCE2-controlled project

c)

It replaces the need for any project management

d)

It is used only for IT support tickets

43.

Which statement BEST explains how PRINCE2 themes and Agile practices work together?

a)

Agile practices remove the need to use PRINCE2 themes

b)

PRINCE2 themes provide areas to manage; Agile practices help carry out that management

c)

PRINCE2 themes are only used at the end of the project when Agile is present

d)

Agile practices must be ignored to apply PRINCE2 themes

44.

Which question is PRINCE2 Agile Foundation MOST likely to ask about the Progress theme?

a)

How do you calculate server response times?

b)

How can burn-down charts support tracking progress?

c)

How do you design a new Agile framework?

d)

How do you write a detailed contract clause?

45.

Which of the following BEST explains how PRINCE2 Agile uses stages and timeboxes together?

a)

Stages are replaced by timeboxes

b)

Timeboxes sit inside stages, with stages providing higher-level control

c)

Timeboxes replace the need for any stage boundaries

d)

Stages are only used for financial reporting

46.

What does PRINCE2 Agile Foundation expect you to understand about Project Board behaviour in an Agile context?

a)

The board runs daily stand-ups with the team

b)

The board must approve every user story before work can start

c)

The board uses Agile-aware information (e.g. releases, burn charts, delivered value) to make decisions

d)

The board is not involved once Agile delivery begins

47.

Which of the following BEST describes “management by exception” in an Agile context?

a)

The team hides any issues until the final sprint

b)

Escalation occurs only when agreed tolerances (e.g. time, cost, scope) are forecast to be exceeded

c)

The Project Manager checks every single task daily

d)

The Project Board attends all stand-ups to manage the team directly

48.

Which statement BEST describes how PRINCE2 Agile sees change?

a)

Change is always unwelcome and should be prevented

b)

Change is inevitable and should be controlled at the right level

c)

Change should be accepted with no analysis or control

d)

Change is only allowed during the closing a project process

49.

Which statement BEST describes a key exam expectation for PRINCE2 Agile Foundation?

a)

You must configure tools and write detailed scripts for Agile ceremonies

b)

You must recall exact page numbers from the PRINCE2 manual

c)

You must be able to recognise and explain key concepts in PRINCE2, Agile and how they blend

d)

You must prove you have run several real projects using PRINCE2 Agile

50.

Which of the following BEST summaries what the PRINCE2 Agile Foundation syllabus covers?

a)

Technical implementation of Agile tools and platforms

b)

High-level understanding of PRINCE2, Agile, and tailoring PRINCE2 to work with Agile

c)

Detailed financial modelling of project budgets

d)

Legal aspects of contracts between customers and suppliers

51.

Which PRINCE2 principle is MOST concerned with checking that the project is still worth doing?

a)

Focus on products

b)

Continued business justification

c)

Manage by stages

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

52.

In an Agile context, how is continued business justification often supported?

a)

By fixing the full scope at the start

b)

By using frequent releases to validate benefits and adjust the Business Case

c)

By avoiding any change to the Business Case once approved

d)

By focusing only on time and cost

53.

Which principle is MOST supported by holding regular retrospectives and learning sessions?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Focus on products

c)

Manage by exception

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

54.

Which PRINCE2 principle is BEST described by “Everyone knows who is accountable for what”?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Defined roles and responsibilities

c)

Manage by stages

d)

Focus on products

55.

In PRINCE2 Agile, what is the MAIN purpose of combining roles like Product Owner, Scrum Master and Project Manager into a clear structure?

a)

To reduce the need for documentation

b)

To apply the principle of defined roles and responsibilities

c)

To apply the principle of manage by stages

d)

To avoid any overlap between Agile and PRINCE2

56.

Which principle is MOST closely linked to using management stages in PRINCE2?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Tailor to suit the project environment

c)

Focus on products

d)

Learn from experience

57.

How does PRINCE2 Agile MOSTLY apply “manage by stages”?

a)

By running the entire project as one long sprint

b)

By controlling the project at stage boundaries while using sprints/timeboxes within each stage

c)

By ensuring that all stages are the same length as a sprint

d)

By removing stage boundaries if Agile is used

58.

Which principle is MOST directly supported by the use of tolerances?

a)

Focus on products

b)

Manage by exception

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

59.

What is the MAIN idea behind manage by exception?

a)

The Project Manager approves every task in the sprint

b)

The Project Board only intervenes when tolerances are forecast to be exceeded

c)

The team changes requirements without informing the Project Manager

d)

All decisions are escalated to the Executive

60.

In an Agile environment, how is manage by exception typically supported?

a)

By hiding issues to avoid escalation

b)

By using visual metrics (burn charts, boards) to spot when tolerances may be exceeded

c)

By requiring a detailed report for every user story

d)

By allowing unlimited time for each sprint

61.

Which principle is MOST closely related to creating a clear Project Product Description?

a)

Focus on products

b)

Manage by stages

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment

d)

Learn from experience

62.

What does focus on products mean in an Agile context?

a)

Concentrating on documents rather than outcomes

b)

Focusing on the features, quality criteria and acceptance criteria of what is delivered

c)

Ignoring quality to deliver more features

d)

Ensuring that scope never changes

63.

Which principle encourages describing products clearly BEFORE planning the activities?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Focus on products

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

64.

Which principle is MOST associated with using tools like the Agilometer to adjust the approach?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Manage by exception

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment

d)

Focus on products

65.

What does tailor to suit the project environment mean in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Remove any controls that feel difficult

b)

Adapt PRINCE2 and Agile practices to fit the project’s size, risk and context

c)

Use the same templates for every project

d)

Only tailor Agile methods, never PRINCE2

66.

Which principle is MOST related to adjusting the level of documentation and formality for an Agile project?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Focus on products

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment

d)

Manage by exception

67.

In PRINCE2 Agile, what is a good example of tailoring?

a)

Removing the need for a Business Case

b)

Using an information radiator instead of a long written report

c)

Not defining any roles for Agile teams

d)

Refusing to change anything in the method

68.

A team runs a retrospective at the end of every sprint and updates their working agreements. Which principle is this MOST strongly applying?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Learn from experience

c)

Manage by exception

d)

Focus on products

69.

The Project Board regularly reviews whether the Business Case is still valid after each release. Which principle is being applied?

a)

Continued business justification

b)

Manage by stages

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment

d)

Learn from experience

70.

A developer decides to change the product scope without consulting anyone. Which principle is being VIOLATED?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Learn from experience

c)

Defined roles and responsibilities

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

71.

In PRINCE2 Agile, which principle supports using releases as key checkpoints to review progress and benefits?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Focus on products

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

72.

Which principle is MOST directly linked to using clear acceptance criteria and a Definition of Done?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Focus on products

c)

Manage by stages

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

73.

A project uses short stages that each contain several sprints. At each stage boundary, the Project Board decides whether to continue. Which two principles are MOST evident?

a)

Manage by stages and continued business justification

b)

Focus on products and learn from experience

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment and manage by exception

d)

Defined roles and responsibilities and manage by exception

74.

Which statement BEST describes how defined roles and responsibilities works with Agile roles?

a)

Agile roles replace all PRINCE2 roles

b)

PRINCE2 roles are ignored when Agile is used

c)

Agile roles are mapped to PRINCE2 roles so everyone’s accountability is clear

d)

Agile teams do not need any defined responsibilities

75.

Which principle helps ensure that the Executive, Senior User and Senior Supplier understand their decision-making duties in an Agile project?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Defined roles and responsibilities

c)

Manage by exception

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

76.

Which principle is MOST closely related to setting tolerances for time, cost, scope, quality, risk and benefits?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Manage by exception

c)

Focus on products

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

77.

An Agile team shows working software at the end of each sprint so that users can give feedback on whether it meets their needs. Which principle is this MOST aligned to?

a)

Focus on products

b)

Manage by stages

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment

d)

Learn from experience

78.

Which principle ensures that a project is not started, or is stopped, if there is no valid reason to continue?

a)

Focus on products

b)

Manage by stages

c)

Continued business justification

d)

Learn from experience

79.

A project initially plans to deliver 100 features but later decides to stop after 60, because enough value has been delivered and the Business Case is satisfied. Which principle is being applied?

a)

Tailor to suit the project environment

b)

Manage by stages

c)

Continued business justification

d)

Learn from experience

80.

Which principle is MOST closely supported by documenting and sharing lessons in a central log?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Manage by exception

c)

Focus on products

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

81.

How does PRINCE2 Agile typically apply learn from experience?

a)

By only reviewing lessons at project closure

b)

By using retrospectives and continuous learning throughout the project

c)

By ignoring past projects to remain innovative

d)

By storing lessons but never reviewing them

82.

Which principle directly encourages the use of stage boundaries to make go/no-go decisions?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Manage by exception

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Focus on products

83.

Which principle is MOST closely supported when a Work Package clearly describes the products, quality criteria and constraints?

a)

Manage by exception

b)

Focus on products

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

84.

How does “tailor to suit the project environment” relate to an Agile team’s use of documentation?

a)

It requires producing all standard PRINCE2 documents in full

b)

It allows using lighter, visual artifacts if they still meet the management needs

c)

It forbids using any written documentation

d)

It requires that documents are always longer than 50 pages

85.

Which principle is MOST concerned with ensuring that each management product (e.g. PID, Business Case) serves a purpose and is not just created for formality?

a)

Tailor to suit the project environment

b)

Learn from experience

c)

Manage by exception

d)

Focus on products

86.

In a PRINCE2 Agile project, the Project Manager agrees with the team that they can self-organize within their Work Package as long as scope and quality tolerances are respected. Which principle is MOST clearly being used?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Manage by exception

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment

d)

Manage by stages

87.

Which principle is MOST supported by clarifying how decisions will be escalated if tolerances are forecast to be exceeded?

a)

Continued business justification

b)

Defined roles and responsibilities

c)

Manage by exception

d)

Focus on products

88.

The project chooses to use Scrum at the team level and Kanban for support work, all within the PRINCE2 structure. Which principle is MOST directly applied?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Tailor to suit the project environment

c)

Manage by exception

d)

Focus on products

89.

Which principle ensures that the project doesn’t become “activity-focused” and instead concentrates on delivering outcomes?

a)

Focus on products

b)

Manage by stages

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Manage by exception

90.

In PRINCE2 Agile, which principle is MOST related to using user stories and Product Backlogs aligned to the project’s product descriptions?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Focus on products

c)

Manage by stages

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

91.

Which principle is MOST closely aligned with producing a Benefits Review Plan to check later that benefits are realised?

a)

Tailor to suit the project environment

b)

Continued business justification

c)

Defined roles and responsibilities

d)

Manage by exception

92.

A project has clear Agile and PRINCE2 roles mapped, so the Product Owner understands how they relate to the Senior User. Which principle does this MOST support?

a)

Defined roles and responsibilities

b)

Learn from experience

c)

Focus on products

d)

Manage by stages

93.

Which principle is MOST related to the idea that “what is appropriate for one project may not be appropriate for another”?

a)

Manage by exception

b)

Continued business justification

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

94.

In a PRINCE2 Agile project, who is primarily responsible for ensuring continued business justification?

a)

Scrum Master

b)

Executive

c)

Product Owner

d)

Team Manager

95.

Which principle is MOST closely supported by ensuring that the project plan and stage plans are based on a clear understanding of the final product?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Focus on products

c)

Tailor to suit the project environment

d)

Learn from experience

96.

A PRINCE2 Agile project uses timeboxed stages with clear entry and exit criteria. Which principle does this MOST clearly demonstrate?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Manage by exception

c)

Learn from experience

d)

Focus on products

97.

Which principle underpins the idea that lessons should be used to improve future stages and future projects?

a)

Learn from experience

b)

Focus on products

c)

Manage by exception

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

98.

Which principle helps ensure that governance is proportionate to the project’s size, complexity and risk?

a)

Tailor to suit the project environment

b)

Manage by stages

c)

Continued business justification

d)

Focus on products

99.

In PRINCE2 Agile, what is the effect of combining “manage by exception” with a fixed timebox?

a)

The timebox can always be extended if needed

b)

The team can ignore tolerances

c)

Exceeding time is not allowed, so scope or approach must change instead

d)

The Project Board must approve every task before it is done

100.

Which principle is MOST clearly supported by setting up frequent releases, each treated as a checkpoint to confirm value?

a)

Manage by stages

b)

Learn from experience

c)

Continued business justification

d)

Tailor to suit the project environment

101.

What is the MAIN purpose of the Business case practice in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

To define the detailed technical design

b)

To explain why the project is worthwhile, and to check this remains true

c)

To list all user stories in priority order

d)

To control change requests at the sprint level

102.

In PRINCE2 Agile, how is the Business case often expressed?

a)

As a fixed list of features that must be delivered

b)

As a simple statement that cannot be changed

c)

As ranges of benefits depending on how much of the backlog is delivered (best/expected/worst)

d)

As a detailed contract between customer and supplier

103.

Which practice is MOST concerned with making sure the right people are in the right roles with clear responsibilities?

a)

Organization

b)

Plans

c)

Quality

d)

Progress

104.

In PRINCE2 Agile, which roles are MOST associated with the Organization practice?

a)

Scrum Master and Testers only

b)

Executive, Senior User, Senior Supplier and Project Manager

c)

Only Developers and Testers

d)

Finance director and HR manager

105.

Which practice is MOST concerned with how and when products will be delivered?

a)

Plans

b)

Business case

c)

Quality

d)

Risk

106.

In an Agile context, what is a common way to implement the Plans practice?

a)

Only using a single fixed plan created at the start

b)

Using high-level release plans and detailed sprint plans supported by backlogs and estimation

c)

Avoiding any written plans

d)

Planning only at the end of the project

107.

Which practice is MOST concerned with defining quality criteria and how they will be checked?

a)

Organization

b)

Quality

c)

Risk

d)

Progress

108.

Which is a key Agile concept that supports the Quality practice?

a)

WIP limits

b)

Product backlog

c)

Definition of Done

d)

Daily stand-ups

109.

Which practice is MOST concerned with identifying, assessing and controlling uncertainty?

a)

Plans

b)

Issues

c)

Risk

d)

Progress

110.

What is a good example of risk management in a PRINCE2 Agile project?

a)

Ignoring new requirements

b)

Using spikes to explore technical uncertainty early

c)

Fixing all requirements before work starts

d)

Extending every sprint to remove risk

111.

Which practice is MOST associated with handling problems and changes that occur during the project?

a)

Issues

b)

Business case

c)

Organization

d)

Progress

112.

In PRINCE2 Agile, an Issue could include which of the following?

a)

A new user story that might add value

b)

A technical design pattern

c)

A test script

d)

A sprint timebox

113.

Which practice is MOST directly connected with tracking where we are versus where we should be?

a)

Quality

b)

Risk

c)

Progress

d)

Organization

114.

Which Agile techniques can support the Progress practice?

a)

Sprint reviews and daily stand-ups

b)

Business case workshops only

c)

Legal contract negotiations

d)

Job evaluation interviews

115.

Which practice ensures that the project remains justified in terms of cost, risk and benefits?

a)

Organization

b)

Business case

c)

Plans

d)

Issues

116.

Which practice ensures that roles like Product Owner, Scrum Master and Developers are properly aligned with PRINCE2 roles?

a)

Risk

b)

Progress

c)

Organization

d)

Issues

117.

Which practice is MOST supported when using product-based planning and backlogs?

a)

Plans

b)

Organization

c)

Issues

d)

Business case

118.

Using user stories with acceptance criteria and a shared Definition of Done mainly supports which practice?

a)

Quality

b)

Risk

c)

Issues

d)

Organization

119.

Which practice is MOST concerned with managing changes that might affect the project’s baseline?

a)

Quality

b)

Issues

c)

Progress

d)

Plans

120.

Which practice uses Highlight Reports as one of its key management products?

a)

Quality

b)

Progress

c)

Risk

d)

Organization

121.

In PRINCE2 Agile, what is the purpose of the Progress practice?

a)

To justify the project

b)

To define who is responsible for what

c)

To monitor the project’s performance against objectives and tolerances

d)

To list features in the backlog

122.

Which of the following is one of the six performance aspects in the PRINCE2 Agile hexagon?

a)

Team motivation

b)

Communication

c)

Time

d)

Tools

123.

Which list correctly shows ALL six aspects in the PRINCE2 Agile hexagon?

a)

Time, cost, scope, quality, risk, benefits

b)

Time, cost, scope, quality, contracts, tools

c)

Time, cost, scope, resources, communication, quality

d)

Time, cost, communication, benefits, testing, governance

124.

In PRINCE2 Agile, which two aspects are usually treated as fixed?

a)

Scope and quality

b)

Time and cost

c)

Risk and benefits

d)

Risk and scope

125.

In PRINCE2 Agile, which two aspects are often flexed to keep within time and cost?

a)

Scope and quality (within tolerances)

b)

Time and cost

c)

Risk and benefits

d)

Organization and contracts

126.

What is the MAIN reason PRINCE2 Agile usually fixes time using timeboxes?

a)

To allow unlimited scope

b)

To improve predictability and hit deadlines

c)

To avoid writing any plans

d)

To remove the need for roles

127.

What is the MAIN reason PRINCE2 Agile usually fixes cost?

a)

It is illegal to change cost

b)

Team sizes and durations are often stable, giving a predictable cost

c)

To avoid tracking benefits

d)

To allow scope to be fixed too

128.

What does it mean to flex scope in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

To change scope randomly without control

b)

To increase cost whenever more scope is wanted

c)

To prioritise and trade features within the backlog so that the most valuable are delivered first

d)

To deliver all scope before any benefits are realised

129.

Which target is MOST associated with fixing time and using timeboxes effectively?

a)

Protect the level of quality

b)

Embrace change

c)

Be on time and hit deadlines

d)

Keep teams stable

130.

Which target is MOST associated with NOT reducing the Definition of Done just to squeeze in more features?

a)

Protect the level of quality

b)

Embrace change

c)

Accept that the customer doesn’t need everything

d)

Keep teams stable

131.

Which target is MOST associated with making it acceptable not to deliver every requested feature?

a)

Be on time and hit deadlines

b)

Protect the level of quality

c)

Keep teams stable

d)

Accept that the customer doesn’t need everything

132.

Which target is MOST associated with dealing positively with changes in requirements?

a)

Embrace change

b)

Keep teams stable

c)

Be on time and hit deadlines

d)

Protect the level of quality

133.

Which target is MOST associated with avoiding constant changes in team membership?

a)

Accept that the customer doesn’t need everything

b)

Keep teams stable

c)

Protect the level of quality

d)

Embrace change

134.

Why does PRINCE2 Agile emphasise keeping teams stable?

a)

So that teams can work longer hours

b)

To support predictable velocity and reduce the cost of onboarding

c)

To allow teams to move between projects frequently

d)

To make it easier to cut training budgets

135.

Why does PRINCE2 Agile encourage accepting that the customer doesn’t need everything?

a)

To reduce collaboration with the customer

b)

To allow time and cost to be fixed while focusing on delivering the highest value items

c)

To avoid documenting requirements

d)

To ensure that quality is reduced

136.

Which target is MOST aligned with MVP (Minimum Viable Product) thinking?

a)

Protect the level of quality

b)

Accept that the customer doesn’t need everything

c)

Keep teams stable

d)

Be on time and hit deadlines

137.

From a hexagon perspective, what is the key benefit of flexing scope rather than time?

a)

It makes planning more complex

b)

It allows fixed deadlines to be met while still delivering value

c)

It removes the need for prioritisation

d)

It lets quality criteria be ignored

138.

How does PRINCE2 Agile typically treat quality in the hexagon?

a)

Completely flexible with no minimum level

b)

Mostly fixed at a protected minimum level, with only non-critical aspects flexed

c)

Ignored so that more features can be delivered

d)

Fixed only at the end of the project

139.

How are risk and benefits usually handled in the PRINCE2 Agile hexagon?

a)

They are fixed and cannot change

b)

They are not measured

c)

They are monitored and managed throughout, not simply fixed or flexed

d)

They are left entirely to the team with no oversight

140.

Which practice is MOST supported by the use of MoSCoW prioritisation and backlogs?

a)

Business case

b)

Plans

c)

Quality

d)

Issues

141.

Which practice is MOST supported when the Project Board decides which releases should go first to maximise early benefits?

a)

Organization

b)

Business case

c)

Progress

d)

Risk

142.

Which practice is MOST supported when tracking velocity and using burn-up charts for a release?

a)

Progress

b)

Plans

c)

Issues

d)

Quality

143.

Which practice is MOST supported by setting WIP limits and monitoring blocked work?

a)

Risk

b)

Organization

c)

Quality

d)

Business case

144.

What is the MAIN purpose of the Issues practice in an Agile environment?

a)

To manage only defects found in testing

b)

To capture and handle any event that could impact the baseline, including change requests and problems

c)

To list the daily tasks for the team

d)

To track the team’s morale

145.

Which combination BEST represents how the hexagon is typically treated in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Time and cost fixed; scope and some quality details flexed

b)

Time, cost and scope all fixed; quality, risk and benefits flexed

c)

Scope fixed; time and cost flexed

d)

Only benefits and risk fixed; all others flexed

146.

How does the Risk practice benefit from Agile practices like short iterations and frequent feedback?

a)

Risk increases because work is delivered more often

b)

Risks are hidden until the end of the project

c)

Risks are identified and reduced earlier through regular inspection and adaptation

d)

Risk management is delegated entirely to the customer

147.

Which practice is MOST helped when teams use visible boards and information radiators?

a)

Organization

b)

Progress

c)

Quality

d)

Issues

148.

Which practice ensures that the products created are aligned to the needs of users and to the Business case?

a)

Quality

b)

Business case

c)

Plans

d)

Risk

149.

How does the Plans practice interact with the hexagon in PRINCE2 Agile?

a)

Plans assume that scope, time and cost never change

b)

Plans show how to deliver within fixed time and cost using prioritised scope

c)

Plans are not needed if the team is Agile

d)

Plans only exist at the sprint level

150.

Which statement BEST connects the five targets with the hexagon?

a)

The targets explain how to fix all six aspects

b)

The targets explain how to choose contracts for Agile suppliers

c)

The targets guide how time, cost, scope and quality are fixed or flexed to control risk and realise benefits

d)

The targets are unrelated to performance aspects and only concern team morale