SAFe-Practitioner Practice Questions

A.  

It allows the team to state the problem and think about what, where, when, and the impact

B.  

It provides time to identify dependencies and issues that could impact the next Iteration

C.  

It is the main way in SAFe for achieving relentless improvement

D.  

It serves a variety of purposes, including a dedicated time for planning, retrospecting, exploring, and innovating

A.  

Apply root solution analysis

B.  

Brainstorm possible failures

C.  

Identify the biggest root cause using the Pareto Analysis

D.  

Choose a problem to solve—agreement not required

A.  

Applying capacity allocation

B.  

Guiding investments by horizon

C.  

Approving significant initiatives

D.  

Continuous Business Owner engagement

A.  

Lean Portfolio Management

B.  

Lean-Agile Leadership

C.  

Continuous Learning Culture

D.  

Agile Product Delivery

A.  

Learn Portfolio Management

B.  

Organizing around value

C.  

Customer centricity

D.  

Business Agility

A.  

SAFe Principles

B.  

Agile Manifesto

C.  

SAFe Core Values

D.  

Lean Thinking

A.  

Apply systems thinking

B.  

Take an economic view

C.  

Decentralize decision-making

D.  

Make value flow without interruptions

A.  

Definition of Done

B.  

Peer-review and pairing

C.  

Collective ownership and standards

D.  

Establish flow

A.  

Prioritizing the ART Backlog

B.  

Ensuring quality by testing the Solution

C.  

Representing the Customer to the Agile Team

D.  

Estimating Stories in the Product Backlog

A.  

To design custom-built Customer Solutions

B.  

To interpret market rhythms

C.  

To build small, partial systems just in time

D.  

To understand the Customer's needs