PRINCE2-Agile-Foundation Practice Exam Questions and Answers

A.  

To update the project dashboard

B.  

To update the product backlog

C.  

To update the release map

D.  

To update the OKRs

A.  

Delegation matrix

B.  

Swarming

C.  

T-shirt sizing

D.  

Burn-down chart

A.  

Adopting agile mindset

B.  

Fostering psychological safety

C.  

Using agile techniques

D.  

Following agile processes

A.  

Team planning workshop

B.  

Project retrospective workshop

C.  

Team retrospective workshop

D.  

Progress review workshop

A.  

To identify any deviations from the project’s objectives

B.  

To control any approved changes to the baseline

C.  

To monitor actual achievements against those planned

D.  

To communicate the approach for delivering products

A.  

By flexing what is produced to stay in control and deliver value

B.  

By emphasizing tolerances on what is being delivered

C.  

By using the Agilometer to assess the project environment

D.  

By fitting releases into planned management stages

A.  

Because it explains how a small company can grow using traditional technologies

B.  

Because it is designed to manage projects, delivering products in timeboxes

C.  

Because it enables agile to be used in challenging and uncertain situations

D.  

Because running a project and setting up a new business are the same

A.  

Requirements of a similar level of effort should be removed

B.  

More people should be added to the delivery team

C.  

The delivery milestones should be reviewed and re-planned

D.  

Formal change control should be applied

A.  

It focuses on the prioritization and decomposition of requirements

B.  

It integrates releases within management stages

C.  

It is supported by the ‘inspect and adapt’ concept

D.  

It provides guidance on mapping PRINCE2 roles to an agile environment

A.  

It can be broken down into user stories

B.  

Its purpose is to document technical requirements

C.  

It should appear at the top of a product backlog

D.  

It contains sufficient granularity to allow work to start