pmi dassm practice test

What are Disciplined Agile milestones based on?

• A. Documentation
• B. Lean governance
• C. Continuous integration
• D. Lifecycle

What goal diagrams should a team select first?

• A. The goals in which the team has the least experience.
• B. The goals that are selected by the customer and stakeholders.
• C. The goals that are the easiest to complete.
• D. Goals that are most relevant to the team's context and life cycle.

How should iterations for an agile project be planned?

• A. At the beginning of each iteration by pulling from product backlog.
• B. Iteratively by the product owner to ensure global optimization.
• C. Throughout the project by using iteration reviews to continuously improve quality.
• D. At the retrospective meetings to ensure nothing is missed from one iteration to the next.

What is the main role of the team lead?

• A. Ensure that the team builds the product right
• B. Ensure that the team builds the right product
• C. Build the product
• D. Coordinate the building of the product.

Which phase of the project life cycle develops a consumable solution in a collaborative and
incremental manner?

• A. Execution
• B. Inception
• C. Construction
• D. Transition

Push is when work is:

• A. Delayed until later.
• B. Given to people.
• C. Expedited to meet a deadline.
• D. Outsourced to a vendor.

Which of these tools or techniques should be used to sequence work to deliver value quickly?

• A. Planning Poker
• B. Minimum business increment (MBI)
• C. Minimum viable product (MVP)

During which iterative ceremony should someone obtain feedback?

• A. Iteration demo.
• B. Daily stand-up/coordination meeting.
• C. Iteration planning.
• D. Retrospective.

What are the three phases of DAD's delivery life cycle?

• A. Introduction, Substance. Alteration.
• B. Initiation, Foundation, Conversion.
• C. Commencement, Creation, Evolution.
• D. Inception, Construction, Transition.

Which of the following statements accurately describes a complex adaptive system?

• A. The process by which a collection of interacting teams and groups adapt their way of working to the organizational context and project requirements.
• B. A System in which a perfect understanding of the individual parts does not automatically convey a perfect understanding of the whole system's behavior.
• C. A system algorithm used to predict how people are going to work together or what the results of that work will be.
• D. The process used in agile teams to evolve their ways of working and motivate change in those they interact with outside or the team.