Organize Portfolio-Level Planning GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a benefit of using roadmaps for portfolio visualization?

   • AThey provide a high-level view of epic timelines and progress
   • BThey replace the need for issue boards
   • CThey automatically assign issues to epics
   • DThey enforce dependencies between epics
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2. 22foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of sharing a roadmap with stakeholders?

   • ATo automatically assign stakeholders to epics
   • BTo create a public link for anyone on the internet
   • CTo provide visibility into the portfolio timeline and progress
   • DTo allow stakeholders to edit epic details directly
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4. 23expert · hard

   A portfolio manager is prioritizing epics for the next fiscal year. The company has a strategic goal to increase market share in a new region. Two epics are candidates: Epic A expands the product to that region but requires significant development effort. Epic B improves existing features for current customers, which is lower effort but does not directly support the new region goal. The manager has limited capacity and must choose one epic to include in the roadmap. What should the manager do?

   • APrioritize Epic B because it requires less effort and can be completed faster.
   • BPrioritize Epic B because it improves customer satisfaction, which is always more important.
   • CPrioritize both epics by splitting the development team's capacity.
   • DPrioritize Epic A because it directly aligns with the strategic goal, despite the higher effort.
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5. 24expert · hard

   A portfolio manager is using the roadmap to plan the next quarter. The roadmap shows several epics, but the manager wants to focus on epics that are critical to the company's strategic goals. The manager also wants to see the progress of these epics. What should the manager do?

   • ACreate a new group for strategic epics and move them there.
   • BExport the roadmap to a spreadsheet and manually filter the epics.
   • CUse the issue board to filter issues by label and track progress.
   • DUse the roadmap's filter options to show only epics with a specific label, then review their progress indicators.
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6. 25expert · hard

   A portfolio manager is tracking progress of a large epic that has multiple child epics. The parent epic's progress bar shows 50% complete, but the manager knows that some child epics are behind schedule. The manager needs a more detailed view of which child epics are at risk. What should the manager do?

   • ACheck the parent epic's description for a status update.
   • BLook at the milestone burndown chart for the parent epic.
   • CReview the roadmap to see the timeline of each child epic and identify any that are overdue.
   • DUse the issue board to see the status of all issues in the child epics.
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