SAFe-Practitioner Practice Questions

A.  

Product Management

B.  

Release Train Engineer

C.  

Solution Management

D.  

Lean Portfolio Management

A.  

Total wait time / Flow time [Total wait time divided by Flow time]

B.  

Total active time / Flow time [Total active time divided by Flow time]

C.  

Total wait time + Flow time [Total wait time plus Flow time]

D.  

Total active time + Flow time [Total active time plus Flow time]

A.  

Train teams and launch ARTs

B.  

Create the implementation plan

C.  

Enhance the Portfolio

D.  

Prepare for ART launch

A.  

Reducing delays

B.  

Implementing objective measures of progress

C.  

Ensuring respect for people and culture

D.  

Moving to an iterative development process

A.  

Accelerate

B.  

Launch more ARTs and Value Streams

C.  

Train Executives, Leaders, and Managers

D.  

Organize Around Value

A.  

Who

B.  

Level of Risk

C.  

Why

D.  

What

E.  

Definition of Done

F.  

How

A.  

Large batch sizes ensure time for built-in quality

B.  

The handoff batch should be made as large as possible

C.  

When Stories are broken into tasks, it means there are small batch sizes

D.  

Large batch sizes increase variability

A.  

To serve as a forecasting meeting where the work is estimated for the Program Increments

B.  

To show the backlog items and work on possible Solutions for the backlog items

C.  

To measure the team's progress by showing working Stories to the stakeholders and getting ^ feedback from them

D.  

To identify where there is too much work in the system and where the teams are being ^ overloaded

A.  

Using a Portfolio Kanban system

B.  

Allocating budgets to Value Streams

C.  

Creating cross-functional ARTs and Agile teams

D.  

Conducting a PI Planning event

A.  

Develop the user interface (UI) with sample business logic and database access and then add the actual functionality behind the UI

B.  

Implement the database structure first and then implement the business logic and user interface

C.  

Develop the functionality first and then test it on a second pass

D.  

Implement the simplest variant of the functionality first and then implement the rest as an enhancement