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Question # 131

A project manager is working on a user story about migrating to a new version of a database but is unsure of the dependencies. What can the product owner request from the team to understand the risks?

Options:

A.  

Refinement meeting

B.  

Daily standup meetings

C.  

Retrospective

D.  

Spike

Discussion 0
Question # 132

An agile coach is working with a team that serves clients making product requests by phone. During a daily commitment and replanning meeting, a team member states that they were unable to resolve a client request because they lacked sufficient product knowledge.

What should the agile coach do?

Options:

A.  

Facilitate a team discussion to identify knowledge gaps and determine the best way to address them.

B.  

Ask the line manager to assign the team member with the required technical knowledge.

C.  

Meet with the team member's line manager to discuss their development plan.

D.  

Provide the team member with training in any lacking areas.

Discussion 0
Question # 133

Midway through a sprint, a team member discovers that the product design fails to adhere to the organization's enterprise architecture standards. Since this required escalation to the architecture team for further analysis and resolution, the team was unable to deliver its sprint goal and the sprint was cancelled.

What should the team have done to avoid this?

Options:

A.  

Escalated the issue to management

B.  

Ensured the early engagement of key stakeholders

C.  

Provided feedback to the architecture team to change the enterprise architecture standards

D.  

Raised an exception for non-adherence to the enterprise architecture standards for this product

Discussion 0
Question # 134

A team retrospective was going well until the team lead introduced the "define the next experiment" topic; then the discussion became an argument. A new team member feels strongly that the approach used on their previous team would improve this team's efficiency and effectiveness. The team lead is adamant that they remain with the current approach and the discussion dissolves into a circular argument.

Options:

A.  

Remind the group that all input is welcome but dissension is not productive and suggest the group move on to another task more agreeable to everyone.

B.  

Restate both stances, ask for details of both approaches, and create a chart of similarities and differences.

C.  

Construct an Ishikawa diagram for each approach, and use the 5 Whys technique to determine the effectiveness of each approach.

D.  

Interject and request this experiment be postponed for 2 months, so the new team member has time to observe the current approach.

Discussion 0
Question # 135

After conducting the second retrospective with project stakeholders, the customer expresses frustration. The customer wants a more predictable roadmap for the delivery of features and functionalities.

How should the project manager respond to the customer?

Options:

A.  

Explain to the customer that an agile approach requires re-prioritization at the beginning of each sprint, so it is not possible to provide a roadmap.

B.  

Ask the customer to develop a roadmap the team can follow for future delivery.

C.  

Work with the customer to understand which user stories will deliver the best business value, re-prioritize the backlog, and share it with the customer to provide release plans.

D.  

Work with the product owner to develop a tentative roadmap for the customer but explain that it is always subject to change.

Discussion 0
Question # 136

A scrum master has a team of six members. The team complains they are losing time because they are attending meetings for which they see no value.

What should the scrum master do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the team to attend because functional area managers want them to.

B.  

Inform the team they do not need to attend and will no longer participate.

C.  

Attend these meetings in place of the team members and assess their value.

D.  

Attend the meetings with the team members to show solidarity.

Discussion 0
Question # 137

A project sponsor is upset that an enhancement will be unavailable until next year. What should the product owner do?

Options:

A.  

Accept responsibility for the product's delay.

B.  

Ensure that the project sponsor's priorities are in the product backlog.

C.  

Negotiate with the project sponsor for increased funding.

D.  

Empower the project sponsor to manage the product backlog.

Discussion 0
Question # 138

An experienced product owner presents the epics and corresponding stones during a release planning session with the established team. The executive sponsor asks the team when the features will be delivered.

What should the agile team do?

Options:

A.  

Evaluate how much can be delivered based on the Scrum Master's estimation

B.  

Identify a set of user stones based on the team's velocity

C.  

Initiate an estimation session

D.  

Consult historical data for project completion

Discussion 0
Question # 139

An agile team identifies that their velocity is lower than predicted, and that their previous forecasts in the product roadmap are wrong. The team is worried that they will be unable to meet a critical release date without corrective action.

What should the team do?

Options:

A.  

Collaborate with the product owner to reprioritize the product backlog, thus ensuring that more features will be completed before the release.

B.  

Ask the team lead to calculate the team's target velocity according to the project plan, and assign additional resources to increase capacity.

C.  

Focus on velocity and schedule concerns during the retrospective to inspect, adapt, and improve the process and plans.

D.  

Reestimate the backlog items from the release, ensuring that contingency is included to set stakeholder expectations.

Discussion 0
Question # 140

A product owner wants to create a release plan given the team is working in a chaotic environment. They want to set expectations about what is likely to be developed and in what timeframe for some of the stakeholders.

What should the product owner include in the release plan to achieve this?

Options:

A.  

The objective, iterations and underlying features, iteration timelines, other pre-release activities, dependencies, and responsible team.

B.  

The key objectives and a brief description of each user story to be delivered in each iteration release timelines and release dependencies

C.  

The developer who will work on a specific feature and key DevOgs engineering activities to be performed during each iteration for the code integration.

D.  

The sequence of user stories to be developed in each iteration, along with their start and end timelines, dependencies, and responsible team.

Discussion 0
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