Plan Work with Epics GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16expert · hard

   A team has a parent epic with several child epics. One child epic is no longer needed, but it contains issues that are still relevant and should be tracked. The team wants to remove the child epic from the hierarchy but keep the issues. What should they do?

   • AMove the child epic to a different group, which will remove it from the hierarchy.
   • BRemove the child epic from the parent epic, making it a standalone epic.
   • CDelete the child epic, which will also delete its issues.
   • DClose the child epic, which will keep it in the hierarchy but mark it as closed.
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2. 17foundation · easy

   What happens to an epic when you close it in GitLab?

   • AIt is automatically assigned to the current milestone
   • BIt is moved to the project's archive
   • CIt is permanently deleted from the group
   • DIt is marked as closed and hidden from the epics list by default
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4. 18application · medium

   A team has a parent epic for a product launch. They have created child epics for marketing, development, and sales. The marketing epic is no longer needed because the campaign was cancelled. What should they do with the marketing epic?

   • AClose the marketing epic, which will keep it in the hierarchy but mark it as closed.
   • BRemove the marketing epic from the parent epic, making it a standalone epic.
   • CDelete the marketing epic, which will also delete its child issues.
   • DMove the marketing epic to a different group to archive it.
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5. 19application · medium

   A project manager closed an epic by mistake. The epic contained important issues that are still relevant. What should the project manager do to restore the epic to active status?

   • AContact an administrator to restore the epic from a backup.
   • BEdit the epic and change its state to 'Open'.
   • CReopen the epic from the epic's page.
   • DCreate a new epic and move the issues to it.
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6. 20expert · hard

   A product team is planning a major release that involves multiple projects. They want to track the release's progress on a roadmap, but they also need to track the progress of individual features within the release. They have created an epic for the release and child epics for each feature. What is the best way to track progress?

   • AUse milestones to track progress and link them to the epic.
   • BAdd issues to the child epics and use the parent epic's progress bar to track overall progress.
   • CAdd issues directly to the parent epic and use the parent epic's progress bar.
   • DUse labels on issues to track progress and ignore the epic hierarchy.
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