TOPIC: PMI-ACP Question/Topic of the week : Season-6

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Question 91: You are a practicing Agile project manager, and you are explaining to your new team the value of retrospectives. What will the team understand about retrospectives once you have explained it to them?

A. Retrospectives are a planned review and reflection point.
B. Retrospectives are a necessary function of all Agile methodologies.
C. Retrospectives are when the customer tests the increment.
D. Retrospectives are for helping to groom the backlog.

Correct Answer to Q#91: A

Retrospectives allow the team to review what went well and what the challenges were during the sprint. This reflection point allows for discussions of continuous improvement for the next sprint.

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Question 92: Which of the following items does your team need to produce a working, viable product or service?

A. A definition of done
B. Approval from the product owner to create user stories
C. A well-planned strategy to accomplish project goals
D. A wireframe with a breakdown of the product needs

Correct Answer to Q#92: A

Understanding what “done” is allows the team to plan around the requirements and produce a usable increment at the end of each iteration/sprint.

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Question 93: Gloria has just joined your organization as a new team member. She has heard of Agile as a concept and has a bit of Scrum experience, but she is confused about the sprint backlog and
where it came from. What is an effective way to explain to Julie what the sprint backlog is?

A. It’s a separate list of things that the development team wants to accomplish on the sprint.
B. It’s basically the product backlog with the items chosen by the development team based on what they can accomplish during the sprint rather than a totally separate list or artifact.
C. It’s the list of value to be created as well as the risk-adjusted backlog items.
D. It’s the development team’s “punch list,” and it includes the theme of the sprint.

Correct Answer to Q#93: B

The sprint backlog represents the chosen items the development team will work on during the sprint. They will select what they believe they can accomplish and what they believe will produce a usable increment at the end.

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Question 94: What would be the reasoning behind having an Iteration Zero?

A. To prove the process will work
B. To determine a process that works
C. To prove that the product should be built
D. To prove that the product will be built correctly

Correct Answer to Q#94: B

Much like the initiation phase in a Waterfall project, Iteration Zero allows the team to prepare for the iterations to come by creating a plan for the process and identifying the team roles and responsibilities and to determine officially the process that will be used.

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Question 95: You have co-located your team, and during the day the team discusses the things they have learned, what they are working on, and various solutions to issues they confront. Even though not everyone contributes to every conversation, they are picking up the information. This information can be internalized or thrown away depending on the individual’s need for that information. This is known as which one of the following?

A. Tribal knowledge
B. Osmotic communication
C. Tacit knowledge
D. Team knowledge

B

That's Correct!!

Correct Answer to Q#95: B

Osmotic communication is a way to absorb information even if you are not involved in the actual conversation. That information can be taken as important or not depending on the needs of the individual.

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Question 96: During a user story workshop, your customer says, “As a customer, I want a web page so that I can do business.” Is this considered an effective user story?

A. No, because it isn’t specific and therefore not testable.
B. No, because it doesn’t follow the structure of a user story.
C. Yes, because it follows the structure of a user story.
D. Yes, because you will work through the details later.

whats the answer fo this?

Correct Answer to Q#96: A

Even though you could say that it is written in the format of a user story, the story itself is so vague that there isn’t any way in which to direct the conversation. It’s hard to negotiate features or really understand what the customer wants.

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Question 97: Which of the following items can your team use to help visually show what a viable product or service might look like in a type of low-fidelity prototype?

A. A definition of done
B. Approval from the product owner to create user stories
C. A well-planned strategy to accomplish project goals
D. A wireframe with a breakdown of the product needs