Question 1

What is a key characteristic of Agile project management?

Accepted Answer

Continuous delivery of valuable software

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Strict adherence to initial plans

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Focus on extensive documentation

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One-time delivery of complete software

Question 2

When was the Agile Manifesto, the foundation of Agile, created?

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In 2001

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In 1990

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In 1986

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In 2004

Question 3

Scrum is a framework under which larger umbrella term?

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Agile Methodology

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Waterfall Methodology

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Lean Management

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Six Sigma

Question 4

Who introduced Scrum in software development?

Accepted Answer

Jeff Sutherland

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David J. Anderson

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Jim Highsmith

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Taiichi Ohno

Question 5

What does Kanban focus on to achieve higher productivity?

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Visualizing work and limiting work in progress

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Detailed documentation and planning

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Fixed time schedules

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Individual performance metrics

Question 6

Who created the Kanban system at Toyota?

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Taiichi Ohno

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Jeff Sutherland

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David J. Anderson

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Henry Ford

Question 7

In Scrum vs Kanban, what is a key difference in terms of scheduling?

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Scrum uses fixed sprints, Kanban has no time restrictions

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Scrum focuses on long-term planning, Kanban on short-term

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Scrum has no planning, Kanban has detailed planning

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Scrum is less structured, Kanban is more structured

Question 8

How do roles in Scrum and Kanban differ?

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Scrum requires specific roles, Kanban roles are not mandatory

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Scrum has no roles, Kanban has specific roles

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Both have the same roles

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Neither uses any specific roles

Question 9

What does a Scrum board primarily represent?

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Team's sprint progress

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Project's financial status

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Company's annual goals

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Product's market analysis

Question 10

What are the typical columns in a Scrum board?

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To-do, In progress, Done

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Planning, Executing, Reviewing

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Start, Middle, End

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Analysis, Development, Testing

Question 11

What are user stories in Agile project management?

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Short, simple descriptions of a feature

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Detailed project documentation

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Comprehensive software specifications

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High-level project plans

Question 12

What is the primary purpose of user stories in Agile?

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To capture customer requirements and user needs

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To replace user manuals

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To provide detailed technical specifications

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To document project timelines

Question 13

What is an "Epic" in Agile terminology?

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A large and complex work unit

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A long novel

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A type of user story

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A daily team meeting

Question 14

How are epics typically broken down in Agile projects?

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Into user stories and tasks

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They are not broken down

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Into monthly sprints

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Into functional and non-functional requirements

Question 15

What is Agile planning primarily focused on?

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Continuous adaptation and flexibility

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Creating extensive documentation

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Fixed and unchangeable project plans

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Strict adherence to initial plans

Question 16

In Agile, when does planning typically occur?

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At the start of each sprint and throughout the project

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Only at the beginning of a project

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Only at the end of a project

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At random times during the project

Question 17

What is the purpose of Sprint Planning in Agile?

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Defining what can be delivered in the upcoming sprint

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Detailed project documentation

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Creating user stories

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Reviewing the entire project plan

Question 18

Who typically participates in Sprint Planning meetings?

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Scrum Master and Product Owner

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Project managers only

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Developers only

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Entire project team

Question 19

How long is a typical Sprint Planning meeting?

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1 hour

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15 minutes

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4 hours

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1 day

Question 20

What is the primary purpose of Daily Stand-up meetings in Agile?

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Identifying and addressing obstacles

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Detailed project documentation

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Reviewing the entire project plan

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Formal status reporting

Question 21

What is the key characteristic of Daily Stand-up meetings?

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They are time-boxed and held standing up

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They are held weekly

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They are conducted sitting down

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They have no specific agenda

Question 22

What is the main goal of a Sprint Review in Agile?

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Demonstrating completed work to stakeholders

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Finalizing the project

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Planning the next sprint

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Conducting a retrospective

Question 23

Who participates in a Sprint Review?

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Entire project team and stakeholders

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Developers only

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Scrum Master only

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Product Owner only

Question 24

What is the primary focus of a Sprint Retrospective in Agile?

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Identifying what went well and what can be improved in the process

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Planning the next sprint

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Reviewing user stories

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Creating new epics

Question 25

Who typically facilitates a Sprint Retrospective?

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Scrum Master

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Project managers

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Developers

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Product Owner

Question 26

What types of information are typically included in Agile reports?

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Metrics and progress data

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Personal anecdotes

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Detailed project documentation

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Random team member quotes

Question 27

Who are the primary recipients of Agile reports?

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Entire project team

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Only project managers

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External stakeholders only

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Anyone in the organization

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