Sample questions
Disciplined Agile Foundations (DAF, PMI-authorized, replaces the retired DASM) (DAF) practice questions
A team is experiencing 'analysis paralysis' during the initial phase of their project. Which Disciplined Agile strategy is best to move forward?
When considering 'Continuous Feedback', what is the most effective approach?
What is 'Velocity' in an agile project?
A team is transitioning from a traditional project management approach to Disciplined Agile. Which mindset shift is most critical for the team to embrace during their first iterati…
How does DA handle technical debt?
Which TWO of the following are ways to 'Improve Process' in DA?
When planning, what is the difference between 'Predictive' and 'Adaptive' planning?
What is the primary role of an 'Agile Coach' in a DA team?
What is the role of the 'Definition of Done' (DoD) in an agile project?
A project is currently in the 'Construction' phase of the Disciplined Agile lifecycle. What is the main focus?
During a project, the team realizes the initial plan is no longer viable due to market changes. What should they do?
Your organization is transitioning to a more agile governance model. Which approach should you adopt to ensure effective decision-making?
What is the primary objective of 'Iterative' development in a project?
What is the purpose of a 'Retrospective'?
In Agile, what is a 'User Story'?
What is the primary benefit of the 'Iterative' approach over a 'Big Bang' delivery approach?
A team has been asked to implement a new feature. They don't know the technology stack well. What is the most 'disciplined' approach?
Which TWO of the following are common signs of 'Technical Debt'?
You are leading a project where the team needs to adopt a lean lifecycle. Which aspect of the DA toolkit helps you choose the right lifecycle for this specific context?
Which THREE criteria are important to consider when selecting a delivery lifecycle in DA?
Which of these is a valid DA lifecycle?
Which of the following is NOT an objective of the 'Improve Process' goal?
When a team is using a 'Kanban' system, what is the best way to determine if WIP limits are too high?
You are trying to improve flow in a cross-functional team. How does 'T-shaped' skill development support this?