Task 2 Determine How to Plan Project Iterations. CAPM Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   Which logical unit of agile planning represents a set of completed iterations that are grouped together to provide a meaningful delivery of value to stakeholders?

   • ARelease
   • BEpic
   • CSprint
   • DTimebox
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2. 2foundation · easy

   In an adaptive iteration plan derived from a WBS, how should the work items be ordered?

   • ABy the team member who is available
   • BBy the amount of effort required, largest first
   • CBy the order they appear in the original WBS
   • DBy priority and value to the customer
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4. 3application · medium

   A team is debating whether to use fixed-length sprints or variable-length iterations. The project has a stable team and a clear product vision, but the market is volatile. What is the most appropriate recommendation?

   • AUse variable-length iterations to allow more time when needed.
   • BUse no iterations and plan the entire project upfront.
   • CUse fixed-length sprints to provide a regular cadence for feedback and adaptation.
   • DUse sprints only for the first phase, then switch to predictive planning.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an input for defining scope in an agile project?

   • AThe project charter only
   • BThe risk register
   • CThe product backlog
   • DThe detailed project schedule
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6. 5application · medium

   A product team is transitioning from a traditional project where the full scope was defined upfront. They want to adopt an agile approach but are concerned about losing the ability to plan for a major external launch date. The product owner insists on having a fixed date for the launch, while the team wants to deliver value incrementally. Which planning approach best addresses this constraint?

   • ADefine a release plan with multiple sprints leading to the launch date, and adjust scope within each sprint based on feedback.
   • BAbandon iteration planning and use a detailed predictive schedule to ensure the launch date is met exactly.
   • CCreate a single long sprint that lasts until the launch date, so the team can work without interruption.
   • DPlan only the first sprint in detail and defer all other planning until after the launch.
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