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1. Which purpose relates to the Consolidation in a structured Timebox?

To confirm the detail of all the requirements to be delivered by the structured Timebox.

To address the requirements and test the structure Timebox product.

To formality accept the structured Timebox deliverables.

To tie up any loose ends related to Evolutionary Development

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2. When is a Timebox Plan updated?

At the Daily Start-ups

At Timebox Kick-ups

As needed by the Project Manager

Each time a Timebox is completed

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3. Conversation

1, 2, 3

1, 2, 4

1, 3, 4

2, 3, 4

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4. 1.Which statement applies to the DSDM process?

Can be configured and calibrated to cater for light or strong governance

DSDM projects can deliver the phases in the DSDM process in any order

Does not require the elaboration of supporting products for complex projects

Provides an approach that can be used for all projects without change

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5. What is the MoSCoW technical used for?

Understanding and managing priorities.

Ensuring a team-based approach through visual and verbal communication and collaboration.

Creating a visual representation of a problem or a solution.

As an opportunity to share information across the team and to do any day.to.day re- planning and reorganizing as necessary when issues occur.

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6. During what phase should a baseline of the Evolving Solution be put into operational use?

Foundations

Evolutionary Development

Deployment

Post-Project

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7. How are the business roles critical to the success of a DSDM project?

Guide the evolution of the solution at the detailed level

Make all decisions

Provide formal progress reporting

Lead Solution Developer demonstrations

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8. What phase will decide on which projects are started, based on a clearly defined objective?

Pre-Project

Feasibility

Foundations

Post-project

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9. During what DSDM phase is it established how quality to be assured?

During Feasibility

As part of Foundations

At the start of Evolutionary Development

During each timebox during Evolutionary Development

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10. What DSDM product reflects the approach to the management of the project as a whole and considers, from a management perspective, how the project will be organized and planned?

Foundation Summary

Delivery Plan

Terms of Reference

Management Approach Definition

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11. What DSDM product describes how the benefits have actually accrued following a period in live operation?

Prioritized Requirement List

Benefits Assessment

Project Review Report

Delivery Plan

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12. How does the Post-Project phase add value to a project?

Define how the operation of the solution will be managed

Iteratively explores the low- level detail of the requirements

Checks how well the expected business benefits have been met

Brigs a baseline of the Evolving Solution into operational use

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13. What DSDM product is identified as a governance product because if may be used for purposes such as prioritization of a project within a portfolio?

Terms of Reference

Business Case

Prioritized Requirements List

Feasibility Assessment

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14. How does DSDM differ from most other Agile approaches?

It focuses on the entire project lifecycle

It focuses on the development of products

It focuses on the delivery of products

It focuses on the collaborative working of teams

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15. In a free format Timebox, when should reviews take place?

During the Kick-Off phase

Throughout the body of the Timebox.

During the Close.Out phase

After the Timebox has been completed

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