Advanced Agile Quiz

Agile started out as a simple concept, which grew into a full-blown development methodology with many styles. Take this quiz to see how deep you know about Agile project management.

Take this quiz and see how well you know the vocabulary and processes specific to Agile; it's designed to test your knowledge on everything from software requirements to Scrum, metrics, and more.

2.5 minutes
5 multiple choice questions

All unanswered questions will be counted as incorrect answers.

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1. What does "Timeboxed" means in Agile terms?

1. Flexible

2. Fixed

3. Fast

4. Frequent

2 / 5

2. What topic falls outside the scope of a well-run daily stand-up meeting?

1. Planning out an iteration or sprint.

2. What everyone will work on today.

3. Recently completed tasks.

4. Current obstacles.

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3. What are the benefits of Agile projects? Select all that apply.

1. They embrace the reality that the world, markets, and users are uncertain and unpredictable.

2. They deliver one product release at the end of the project, which helps save time and energy.

3. They seek out ways to work more efficiently by streamlining processes without losing value.

4. They help the customer realize and receive the product they wanted.

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4. You are managing a project, and your customer does not know which features they want in the end product. How can Agile help solve your customer's problem? Select all that apply.

1. Agile enables you to produce more than one version of the product. Then, the customer can decide which one they prefer.

2. Agile helps your team frequently and quickly get customer feedback, enabling you to make changes as needed and give your customer the product they really want.

3. Agile helps you create a product requirements document, formally-approved project plans, and a change control board, protecting the team from building something that the customer doesn't want and minimizing any changes.

4. Agile acknowledges the fact that things change. It is designed to embrace these changes as your project progresses.

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5. How many values and principles make up the Agile Manifesto?

1. 5 values 14 principles

2. 4 values 12 principles

3. 14 values 10 principles

4. 4 values 14 principles

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