SAFE-PRODUCT-OWNER-PRODUCT-MANAGER Online Practice Questions and Answers

Which of the following events shows how well the ART is progressing toward meeting the PI Objectives?

A. PO Sync

B. Inspect and Adapt

C. Backlog Refinement

D. PI Planning

Which is developed by teams and rolled up to the ART level during PI Planning?

A. Milestones

B. PI Objectives

C. Dependencies

D. ART PI Risks

Communicating and refining the Vision to the Agile Release Train during PI Planning supports which SAFe Core Value?

A. Respect for People

B. Alignment

C. Relentless Improvement

D. Transparency

What is one way Kanban boards are used in SAFe?

A. To manage WIP limits

B. To manage runway cadence

C. To manage non-functional requirements (NFRs) in the backlog

D. To manage PI Objectives

Why do Agile Teams use Iteration Goals?

A. To hold the team accountable to their PI Objectives

B. To align the team members and the Product Owner to a common purpose

C. To summarize the business outcomes an Agile Team intends to achieve during the PI

D. To ensure the team accomplishes the committed Stories for each Iteration

What is enabled by the Continuous Delivery Pipeline?

A. New functionality delivered more frequently

B. End-to-end testing

C. A predictable release cadence

D. Transparent measurements

What is essential when communicating the Vision?

A. The importance of non-functional requirements

B. The importance of Feature prioritization

C. The importance of empathy interviews

D. The importance of Lean budget Guardrails

What is one responsibility of the Product Owner during Team Sync?

A. To relay Customer feedback

B. To facilitate the event

C. To clarify Story intent

D. To add new work into the Iteration

Which role ensures that the ART has the Vision and Backlog needed to engage in PI Planning successfully?

A. Lean-Agile Center of Excellence

B. Product Owner

C. Product Management

D. Release Train Engineer

What is one method to establish a team's velocity?

A. Add the Story points for all the Stories planned for the Iteration

B. Compare the average Story points completed throughout the previous Iterations

C. Add the Story points for all Features completed in the Iteration

D. Calculate the percentage planned versus actual Stories completed during an Iteration