APM Agile Methodologies and Frameworks 2

Question 1

In SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework), what is the primary purpose of the Program Increment (PI) Planning event?

Accepted Answer

To align multiple Agile teams around a shared mission and objectives for the next 8-12 weeks

Answer

PI Planning is a two-day event that brings all teams in an Agile Release Train together to plan and align on objectives for the next Program Increment.

Question 2

Which Kanban principle directly addresses preventing team members from taking on too much work at once?

Accepted Answer

Limit Work in Progress (WIP)

Answer

Limiting Work in Progress (WIP) is a core Kanban principle that prevents multitasking overload and improves throughput by constraining how many items can be in each workflow stage.

Question 3

In the Disciplined Agile (DA) toolkit, what term describes the approach of choosing the right way of working for a specific context rather than following a single prescribed method?

Accepted Answer

Choose your WoW

Answer

Disciplined Agile uses the phrase 'Choose your WoW (Way of Working)' to emphasize that teams should tailor their process based on their unique situation.

Question 4

A product team using Extreme Programming (XP) wants to reduce integration problems. Which XP practice best addresses this?

Accepted Answer

Continuous Integration

Answer

Continuous Integration in XP requires developers to integrate and test their code into a shared mainline several times per day, catching integration problems early.

Question 5

When comparing Scrum and Kanban, which statement is most accurate?

Accepted Answer

Scrum uses fixed-length iterations while Kanban uses continuous flow with WIP limits

Answer

Scrum organizes work into fixed-length sprints (typically 2 weeks), while Kanban uses continuous flow with WIP limits to pull work through a visual board.

(APM) Agile Product Management Certification Practice Test

(APM) Agile Product Management Certification Practice Test

APM Agile Methodologies and Frameworks 2