1) How do the principles behind the Agile Manifesto suggest approaching

architecture? (S)

A) Architecture emerges.
B) Architecture is defined and implemented in the first iterations.

C) Architecture is defined and planned up front.

D) Architecture is not important, but functionality is important.

2) How does the Agile Manifesto address planning? (S)

A) Upfront planning and design is an integral stage before

development can begin.
B) Responding to change is more important than following a plan

C) Planning is not required in an agile project, as the project is

focused on current status.
D) Sign-off on the detail of Product Backlog items is mandatory
before any item can be planned into an iteration.

3) Once a Team starts a Sprint, who determines how the Team does its work? (S)

A) Team
B) Project Manager
C) Team lead
D) ScrumMaster

4) When is the Sprint completed? (S)

A) When committed items have met their definition of done

B) When the timebox expires

C) As determined by the size of the Team
D) When tasks are complete

B) Report the Team member to his or her manager.

C) Meet with the Team member to determine a solution.
D) Ask the ScrumMaster to move the Team member off the Team.