PMP Agile Warm Up Questions

30 MIN TEST, ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
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1. What is the primary measure of progress in Agile projects?
 A) Number of completed tasks
 B) Customer satisfaction
 C) Working software
 D) Team velocity
2. Which of the following is not a principle of the Agile Manifesto?
 A) Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
 B) Following a plan over responding to change
 C) Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
 D) Working software over comprehensive documentation
3. What is a user story in Agile?
 A) A detailed project plan
 B) A high-level requirement
 C) A description of a feature from the end-user perspective
 D) A task assigned to a team member

4. Which Agile framework uses time-boxed iterations called sprints?
 A) Kanban
 B) Scrum
 C) Lean
 D) XP (Extreme Programming)
5. What is the role of a Product Owner in Scrum?
 A) To manage the development team
 B) To define and prioritize the product backlog
 C) To write code and test software
 D) To facilitate Scrum ceremonies
6. What is a sprint retrospective?
 A) A meeting to review the product backlog
 B) A meeting to plan the next sprint
 C) A meeting to reflect on the past sprint and identify improvements
 D) A meeting to demonstrate the completed work to stakeholders
7. Which of the following is a key benefit of using Agile methodologies?
 A) Predictable project timelines
 B) Increased flexibility and adaptability
 C) Detailed upfront planning
 D) Strict adherence to processes
8. What is a Kanban board used for?
 A) To track project risks
 B) To visualize work and workflow
 C) To document project requirements
 D) To manage team roles and responsibilities

9. In Agile, what is meant by "incremental delivery"?
 A) Delivering the entire product at once
 B) Delivering small, usable pieces of the product frequently
 C) Delivering the product after all testing is complete
 D) Delivering the product only after customer approval
10. What is the purpose of a daily stand-up meeting?
 A) To provide a status update to the project manager
 B) To discuss and solve project issues
 C) To synchronize the team's work and plan for the day
 D) To review the project budget
11. Which of the following is not a Scrum artifact?
 A) Product Backlog
 B) Sprint Backlog
 C) Burndown Chart
 D) Gantt Chart
12. What is the main responsibility of a Scrum Master?
 A) To manage the project budget
 B) To remove impediments and facilitate the Scrum process
 C) To write user stories
 D) To approve the final product
13. What is a "spike" in Agile?
 A) A sudden increase in team velocity
 B) A task aimed at researching or exploring a problem
 C) A critical bug in the software
 D) A high-priority user story
14. What does "TDD" stand for in Agile practices?
 A) Test-Driven Development
 B) Time-Driven Development
 C) Task-Driven Development
 D) Team-Driven Development
15. Which Agile practice involves continuous integration and frequent releases?
 A) Scrum
 B) Kanban
 C) XP (Extreme Programming)
 D) Lean
16. What is the purpose of a sprint review?
 A) To plan the next sprint
 B) To demonstrate the completed work to stakeholders
 C) To reflect on the past sprint and identify improvements
 D) To update the project plan
17. What is a "burnup chart" used for in Agile?
 A) To track the amount of work remaining in a sprint
 B) To visualize the progress towards a goal
 C) To manage team roles and responsibilities
 D) To document project requirements
18. Which of the following is a characteristic of a self-organizing team?
 A) The team is managed by a project manager
 B) The team members decide how to accomplish their work
 C) The team follows a strict hierarchy
 D) The team relies on external direction for all decisions
19. What is the Agile principle related to "simplicity"?
 A) Maximizing the amount of work not done
 B) Delivering working software frequently
 C) Continuous attention to technical excellence
 D) Business people and developers must work together daily

20. What is the role of a "Scrum of Scrums" meeting?
 A) To plan the next sprint
 B) To coordinate work across multiple Scrum teams
 C) To review the product backlog
 D) To demonstrate the completed work to stakeholders
 Answer: B) To coordinate work across multiple Scrum teams
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30 MIN TEST, ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER

1. What is the primary measure of progress in Agile projects?

 A) Number of completed tasks

2. Which of the following is not a principle of the Agile Manifesto?

 A) Customer collaboration over contract negotiation

 B) Following a plan over responding to change

 C) Individuals and interactions over processes and tools

 D) Working software over comprehensive documentation

3. What is a user story in Agile?

 A) A detailed project plan

 C) A description of a feature from the end-user perspective

 D) A task assigned to a team member

5. What is the role of a Product Owner in Scrum?

 A) To manage the development team

 B) To define and prioritize the product backlog

 C) To write code and test software

 D) To facilitate Scrum ceremonies

6. What is a sprint retrospective?

 A) A meeting to review the product backlog

 B) A meeting to plan the next sprint

 C) A meeting to reflect on the past sprint and identify improvements

 D) A meeting to demonstrate the completed work to stakeholders

7. Which of the following is a key benefit of using Agile methodologies?

 A) Predictable project timelines

 B) Increased flexibility and adaptability

 C) Detailed upfront planning

 D) Strict adherence to processes

8. What is a Kanban board used for?

 A) To track project risks

 B) To visualize work and workflow

 C) To document project requirements

 D) To manage team roles and responsibilities

 A) Delivering the entire product at once

 B) Delivering small, usable pieces of the product frequently

 C) Delivering the product after all testing is complete

 D) Delivering the product only after customer approval

10. What is the purpose of a daily stand-up meeting?

 A) To provide a status update to the project manager

 B) To discuss and solve project issues

 C) To synchronize the team's work and plan for the day

 D) To review the project budget

11. Which of the following is not a Scrum artifact?

12. What is the main responsibility of a Scrum Master?

 A) To manage the project budget

 B) To remove impediments and facilitate the Scrum process

 C) To write user stories

 D) To approve the final product

13. What is a "spike" in Agile?

 A) A sudden increase in team velocity

 B) A task aimed at researching or exploring a problem

 C) A critical bug in the software

 D) A high-priority user story

14. What does "TDD" stand for in Agile practices?

16. What is the purpose of a sprint review?

 A) To plan the next sprint

 B) To demonstrate the completed work to stakeholders

 C) To reflect on the past sprint and identify improvements

 D) To update the project plan