PMI ACP - Baseline Test Flashcards
If a task is said to have the characteristic of being specific, what does it indicate?
A. That it has been specified in the product backlog.
B. That is has been specified in the work breakdown structure.
C. That is meets specific customer criteria.
D. That it clearly contributes to the development of a user story and is not vague.
D. That it clearly contributes to the development of a user story and is not vague.
In which of the following ways is Agile project management like waterfall project management?
A. Both welcome changing requirements.
B. Both practice short cycles or iterations.
C. Both divide the project up into phases.
D. Both perform analysis and planning.
D. Both perform analysis and planning.
The team has been using person as for the past two days on the project. On day three, someone suggests that they switch to extreme personas. Why might this make sense?
A. Extreme personas can help eliminate waste.
B. Extreme personas can help elicit requirements that regular personas might miss.
C. Extreme personas can help move the team beyond conflict.
D. Extreme personas can help introduce healthy conflict into the team.
B. Extreme personas can help elicit requirements that regular personas might miss.
The purpose of an iteration retrospective is:
A. To analyze the release and determine what could have been improved.
B. To provide an opportunity for the team to re-organize.
C. To explore ways to add more value to the customer.
D. To improve future iterations.
D. To improve future iterations.
Which of the following is not a value pair expressed in Agile Manifesto?
A. Individuals and interactions over processes and tools.
B. Working software over comprehensive documentation.
C. Customer collaboration over meetings.
D. Responding to change over following a plan.
C. Customer collaboration over meetings.
In the Principles behind the Agile Manifesto, what timeframe is expressed to deliver working software?
A. One week.
B. A couple of days to a couple of weeks.
C. One month.
D. A couple of weeks to a couple of months.
D. A couple of weeks to a couple of months.
Units of work that do not necessarily add value but need to be done are known as: A. Capabilities. B. Story points. C. Work packages. D. Tasks.
D. Tasks.
Osmotic Communication describes.
A. The way team members over hear and absorb communication in their environment.
B. The set of tools and practices established to distribute communication to the team.
C. The information posted in the public area that the team and stakeholders can see.
D. One team member orally repeating relevant communication to the rest of the team to ensure it is distributed.
A. The way team members over hear and absorb communication in their environment.
If a team member is not performing up to team expectations, who should address this?
A. The Scrum Master.
B. The Team.
C. The Customer.
D. The person or group that recruited the team member.
B. The Team.
During early requirements-gathering, an important stakeholder repeatedly brings up concerns that are off-topic to the current requirements discussion. How should the team handle this?
A. The team should add the stakeholder’s concerns to a parking lot chart.
B. The team should call a break to allow the stakeholder to refocus.
C. The team should ask the stakeholder to table any issues that are not related to the current discussion.
D. The team should consider using a more concrete approach such as wireframes to provide a stronger point of focus for the stakeholder.
A. The team should add the stakeholder’s concerns to a parking lot chart.
Estimates of a user story used for estimating are known as: A. Feature score. B. Fibonacci sequences. C. Story points. D. Planning poker.
C. Story points.
If a defect is detected on an Agile project, whose responsibility is it to correct the problem? A. The person or pair that coded it. B. The Team’s. C. The Product Owner’s. D. The Scrum Master’s.
B. The Team’s.
A key difference between a work breakdown structure (WBS) and an Agile story map is:
A. A WBS is broken down, but a story map is not.
B. A WBS is a two-dimentional model, but a story map is generally a three-dimentional moel.
C. A WBS should be complete, but a story map does not need to be.
D. A WBS includes hammocks, but a story map includes hangers.
C. A WBS should be complete, but a story map does not need to be.
Which statement is not true regarding user stories? A. User stories should be aligned. B. User stories should be valuable. C. User stories should be small. D. User stories should be testable.
A. User stories should be aligned.
George and Karen are working together on an Agile project. They have looked at the acceptance criteria and have built those into their modules first so that it must meet certain conditions to pass. George and Karen are practicing: A. Scrum. B. eXtreme Programming. C. Discrete Programming. D. Test-Driven Development.
D. Test-Driven Development.
Which statement below is true regarding the definition of “done”?
A. It should be reconsidered after each iteration.
B. It should be agreed upon in advance by the entire team.
C. It changes for different modules.
D. It is ground rule.
B. It should be agreed upon in advance by the entire team.