10. What is the primary goal in Agile Modeling?

C. To build only necessary, useful models

1. What does the Predictive SDLC approach assume?

C. The project can be planned fully in advance

6. What is the focus of Agile development?

C. Rapid delivery and responding to change

5. What does a methodology typically include?

C. Guidelines, models, tools, and techniques

7. In Scrum, what is a 'Sprint'?

B. A short time-boxed development cycle

4. What is a 'walking skeleton' in system development?

C. A basic version of the system structure

9. What is the main role of the Product Owner in Scrum?

C. Maintaining and prioritizing the Product Backlog

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10. What is the primary goal in Agile Modeling?
B. To follow traditional documentation methods
D. To avoid using any diagrams at all
C. To build only necessary, useful models
A. To create as many models as possible
2
8. How many core phases does the Unified Process (UP) have?
A. 3
C. 4
D. 6
B. 5
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1. What does the Predictive SDLC approach assume?
B. The system will be developed in iterations
C. The project can be planned fully in advance
D. Testing is continuous throughout development
A. Requirements are unclear and likely to change
4
6. What is the focus of Agile development?
A. Completing tasks with no user input
D. Detailed upfront documentation
B. Following a fixed plan
C. Rapid delivery and responding to change
5
2. Which model is an example of the predictive approach?
B. Extreme Programming
C. Waterfall
D. Agile
A. Scrum
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5. What does a methodology typically include?
A. Just planning and documentation
C. Guidelines, models, tools, and techniques
B. A set of tools only
D. Only coding instructions
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7. In Scrum, what is a 'Sprint'?
A. A type of documentation
D. A testing phase
B. A short time-boxed development cycle
C. A list of project risks
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4. What is a 'walking skeleton' in system development?
C. A basic version of the system structure
D. A technique for code refactoring
B. A full system with all features
A. A testing strategy
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9. What is the main role of the Product Owner in Scrum?
A. Writing all the code
B. Managing the team’s hours
C. Maintaining and prioritizing the Product Backlog
D. Writing unit tests
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3. What is the main characteristic of the Adaptive SDLC approach?
D. Flexibility and iteration
B. No feedback until the end
C. Emphasis on detailed documentation
A. Fixed phases

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