PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) — All Questions
AllAgile Principles & MindsetValue-Driven DeliveryStakeholder EngagementTeam PerformanceAdaptive Planning & Problem Detection
4 questions
Value-Driven Delivery
Which items should generally be delivered first in agile?
- a.The easiest items regardless of value
- b.The highest-value and highest-risk items✓
- c.The items with the most documentation
- d.Items chosen alphabetically
Delivering high-value, high-risk items early maximizes value and reduces risk.
Value-Driven Delivery
Frequent small releases mainly enable:
- a.Early return on investment and faster feedback✓
- b.Longer feedback cycles
- c.More upfront planning
- d.Reduced customer involvement
Incremental delivery yields early ROI and faster learning.
Value-Driven Delivery
WSJF (Weighted Shortest Job First) is used to:
- a.Estimate team velocity
- b.Assign blame for defects
- c.Prioritize work by cost of delay and size✓
- d.Measure code coverage
WSJF prioritizes by dividing cost of delay by job size.
Value-Driven Delivery
A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is:
- a.The final, fully-featured release
- b.A detailed requirements document
- c.A long-term roadmap
- d.The smallest release that delivers value and enables learning✓
An MVP delivers just enough to provide value and validate assumptions.