TOPIC: PMI-ACP Question/Topic of the week : Season-7

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Question 112: Engaging with stakeholders involves having the emotional intelligence to understand their concerns and to work to determine what they value. In order to be effective in this role, which of the following skills are necessary?

A. Interpersonal skills
B. Adaptive leadership
C. Creating an elevator statement
D. Having a detailed planning meeting

Correct Answer to Q#112: A

Good interpersonal skills are necessary to engage stakeholders and to have the emotional intelligence to work with them on determining value. Being an adaptive leader also involves interpersonal skill sets.

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Question 113: You are a product owner, and you are working to sort various user stories by value during the current sprint. A key stakeholder comes to you in the middle of the current sprint and asks you to add a feature that was deemed unnecessary by the customer. What is the best thing to do?

A. Call a team meeting and explain that you are adding another feature to the increment in the middle of the sprint.
B. Tell the Agile project manager, and let them deliver the message to the team.
C. Explain to the stakeholder that the feature will be put at the back of the backlog for a potential future revisit, but right now the customer doesn’t see it as valuable.
D. Tell the key stakeholder that the best thing to do is bring it up at the next sprint planning meeting and discuss it then.

Correct Answer to Q#113: C

There are a couple of things going on here. First, the product owner is in charge of the backlog, and stakeholders should respect that. Next, adding a feature because the stakeholder finds it valuable may not match up with the customer’s needs. Finally, in Scrum, no new user stories are added in the middle of a sprint.

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Question 114: Which of the following best describes a team’s velocity from the first iteration on?

A. Velocity is based on the decomposition of activities and their sequence.
B. Velocity varies in the first iterations, increases, and eventually plateaus.
C. Velocity is determined by the product owner.
D. Velocity is based on approved deliverables, milestones, scope, and resource management plans.

Correct Answer to Q#114: B

Velocity in the first several iterations/sprints will vary and then increase the amount of story points that can be accomplished as the team gets further into the project. Eventually, the velocity will plateau and then the team can most effectively forecast completion.

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Question 115: Which of the following represents a user story?

A. As an end user, I want to be able to shop online.
B. As a team member, I want to be able to see my progress.
C. As an end user, I want to be able to review status reports daily so that I can track project performance.
D. As a customer, I need to be able to use the software you create.

Correct Answer to Q#115: C

The format in which user stories are written include these three variables: As __ I want/need ____ so that I can ____.

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Question 116: As a product owner, it is important to determine the priority of user stories that will be performed next. This is an example of which one of the following?

A. Backlog sorting
B. Retrospective
C. Sprint review
D. Backlog grooming

Correct Answer to Q#116: D

Backlog grooming or refinement is the act of the product owner sorting the backlog by priority. The development team may be involved in this process, and it usually is, but it is the responsibility of the product owner to do so, and everyone else will respect their decisions.

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Question 117: It is important for the Agile team to be able to see the “Big Picture” in a visual way. Which of the following would be the best tool for prioritization?

A. Epic
B. User story
C. Wireframe
D. Story map