Practice Test Flashcards
Design Thinking identifies at least four new ways to measure success. What are 2 of those ways? (Choose 2)
A) Marketability B) Reliability C) Sustainability D) Desirability E) Scalability
C) Sustainability
D) Desirability
How does SAFe provide a second operating system that enables Business Agility?
A) By creating stability and hierarchy
B) By building up large departments and matrixed organizations to support rapid growth
C) By focusing on customers, products, innovation, and growth
D) By achieving economies of scale
C) By focusing on customers, products, innovation, and growth
How is the flow of Portfolio Epics managed?
A) In the Portfolio Kanban
B) In the Program Backlog
C) In the Portfolio Backlog
D) In the Program Kanban
A) In the Portfolio Kanban
If a program repeatedly shows separate Feature branches rather than a true System Demo, which practice should be reviewed to address the issue?
A) Continuous Integration
B) Test first
C) Scrum of Scrums
D) Roadmap creation
A) Continuous Integration
In the Program Kanban some steps have work in process (WIP) limits. Why is this necessary?
A) To help Continuous Deployment
B) To ensure large queues are not being built
C) To keep timebox goals
D) To eable multitasking
B) To ensure large queues are not being built
On day two of PI Planning, management presents adjustments based on the previous day’s management review and problem solving meeting. What is one possible type of adjustment they could make?
A) Create new user stories
B) Change a team’s plan
C) Adjust business priorities
D) Adjust the length of the PI
C) Adjust business priorities
Product Management has content authority over the Program Backlog. What do Product Owners have content authority over?
A) Portfolio Vision
B) Team Backlog
C) Value Streams
D) Portfolio Backlog
B) Team Backlog
The Agile Release Train uses which type of teams to get work done?
A) Phased-review-process teams
B) Solution teams
C) Cross-functional teams
D) Management teams
C) Cross-functional teams
The House of Lean is a classic metaphor describing the mindset essential for Lean thinking. Which one of the four pillars advocates a ‘Go See’ mindset?
A) Rlentless improvement
B) Flow
C) Respect for people and culture
D) Innovation
D) Innovation
What are the 3 primary keys to implementing flow? (Choose 3)
A) Manage queue lengths B) Reduce the batch sizes of work C) Frequent context switching D) Address the systemic problems E) Visualize and limit work in process (WIP) F) Increase capacity
A) Manage queue lengths
B) Reduce the batch sizes of work
E) Visualize and limit work in process (WIP)
What are the last three steps of the SAFe Implementation Roadmap?
A) Launch trains, coach Agile Release Trains execution, train executives and managers
B) Launch more Agile Release Trains and Value Streams, extend to the portfolio, accelerate
C) Train Lean-Agile change agents, extend to the portfolio, accelerate
D) Train Lean-Agile change agents, identify Value Streams and Agile Release Trains, extend to the portfolio
B) Launch more Agile Release Trains and Value Streams, extend to the portfolio, accelerate
What can be used as a template for putting SAFe into practice within an organization?
A) SAFe Core Values
B) SAFe Implementation Roadmap
C) SAFe Principles
D) SAFe House of Lean
B) SAFe Implementation Roadmap
What can be used to script the change to SAFe?
A) The Portfolio Canvas
B) The Lean-Agile Center of Excellence (LACE) charter
C) The Implementation Roadmap
D) The Program Kanban
C) The Implementation Roadmap
What is a minimum viable product?
A) A minimal story a team can deliver in an iteration
B) A minimal product that can be built to achieve market dominance
C) A minimal version of a new product used to test a hypothesis
D) A prototype that can be used to explore user needs
C) A minimal version of a new product used to test a hypothesis
What is an example of applying cadence-based synchronization in SAFe?
A) Teams align their Iterations to the same schedule to support communication, coordination, and system integration
B) Teams decide their own iteration length
C) Teams meet twics every program increment (PI) to plan and schedule capacity
D) Teams allow batch sizes across multiple intervals
A) Teams align their Iterations to the same schedule to support communication, coordination, and system integration
What is Business Agility?
A) A customer-centric approach to defining, building, and releasing a continuous flow of valuable products and services to customers and users.
B) Applying Lean-Agile principles and practices to the specification, development, deployment, operation, and evolution of the world’s largest and most sophisticated systems.
C) The ability to compete and thrive in the digital age by quickly responding to market changes and emerging opportunities with innovative business Solutions.
D) How lean-thinking people and agile teams optimize their business processes, evolve strategy with clear and decisive new commitments, and quickly adapt the organization as needed to capitalize on new opportunities.
C) The ability to compete and thrive in the digital age by quickly responding to market changes and emerging opportunities with innovative business Solutions.
What is considered an anti-pattern when assigning business values to team PI Objectives?
A) Business owners assign high values to important enabler work
B) Assigning business values to uncommitted objectives
C) Business owners assigning the business value
D) All PI Objectives are given a value of 10
D) All PI Objectives are given a value of 10
What is found on a program board?
A) Features
B) Tasks
C) User Stories
D) Epics
A) Features