PEOPLECERT PRINCE2-Agile-Practitioner PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner Project Management Exam Exam Practice Test Questions

• Question 1

  Which is a benefit that can be realized by a PRINCE2 organization seeking to adopt PRINCE2 Agile?

  • Comprehensive documentation is reduced as working software is a priority.
  • Reduced number of roles by combining project manager with team manager.
  • Lower cost of ownership throughout the life of the project's delivered product(s).
  • Improved maintenance of a business case throughout the project

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• Question 2

  Which is consistent with the eight guidance points of PRINCE2 Agile?

  • The project manager role is NOT required when incorporating IT-only frameworks.
  • The project manager role is NOT defined by Scrum or Kanban.
  • Working in an agile way removes the need for a project manager.
  • A project manager is indicative of a 'command and control' culture.

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• Question 3

  What does PRINCE2 Agile identify as a 'concept'?

  • Prioritizing what needs to be delivered.
  • Trusting and not blaming others.
  • Setting tolerances for each project objective to establish limits of authority.
  • Using daily stand-up meetings and user stories.

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• Question 4

  Which describes a characteristic of business as usual (BAU) work?

  • Lists of routine modifications, received regularly during the life of existing products. )
  • A new team selected to address a specific problem or opportunity.
  • A collection of difficult tasks that are managed together.
  • A delivery which is part of a larger programme of work.

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• Question 5

  Which BEST describes an agile method or approach that can be integrated with PRINCE2 Agile?

  • Encouraging system improvement through visualization and controlling work in progress.
  • Providing guidance on tailoring any applicable principles, themes and processes.
  • Reducing quality testing in order to deliver within agreed deadlines.
  • Favoring processes and tools over individuals and interactions.

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