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

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1. Which below definitions of the Agile terms is correct?

1. User personas: a summary of a feature from the user's perspective.

2. Acceptance criteria: specific details needed to complete a User Story.

3. Use cases: a characterization of your intended end user.

4. User stories: documentation of user paths through an app.

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

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

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

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

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

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3. What Agile Principle can help in chaotic situations?

1. Continuous integration

2. PMO policy

3. Latest technology

4. Incremental delivery

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4. What are the differences between Waterfall and Agile in terms of deliverables? Select all that apply.

1. Agile projects have one major release at the end of the project.

2. Agile deliverable releases are smaller and more frequent throughout the project.

3. Agile and Waterfall project deliverable releases follow a comparable schedule.

4. Waterfall deliverable releases are often at the end of the project.

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5. What does the Agile Manifesto mean by value delivery? Select all that apply.

1. It reinforces that customer satisfaction is the highest priority when building a high quality and valuable product.

2. It encourages your team to seek out every opportunity to include the customer or stakeholder during project execution.

3. It saves your organization time and money.

4. It allows the freedom to collaborate with customers early and often.

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