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01. How is the level of detail in an Agile strategy expected to vary across its time horizon?
a) Detail is held uniform across the horizon so that every period is planned to the same standard
b) Near-term intent is specific enough to act on, while the longer horizon stays directional
c) The longer horizon carries the most detail, while the near term is left deliberately open
d) Detail is avoided throughout, so that teams retain complete freedom to adapt as they learn
 
02. Why does Open Agile Architecture treat architecture as central to deploying strategy, rather than as an activity that follows it?
a) Architecture turns strategic intent into the structures, boundaries and constraints that shape what delivery can do
b) Architecture supplies the documentation that assurance functions need in order to sign off a strategy
c) Architecture sequences the program, arranging the work into the order in which the plan intends the strategy to be delivered
d) Architecture reports on whether the delivery teams are achieving the throughput that the strategy assumed when it was written
 
03. Customers of a bank tell researchers they would use a budgeting feature, but an equivalent feature at a competitor has very low usage.
How should the team resolve this?
a) Survey a larger sample of customers to confirm whether the stated intention holds more widely
b) Treat the competitor's low usage as evidence that its implementation was poor rather than the idea
c) Treat stated intention as weak evidence and design a test that observes behavior instead
d) Treat the two findings as contradictory and defer the decision until clearer evidence appears
 
04. What does a service blueprint add to a view of the customer journey?
a) The emotional response the customer has at each stage of the interaction
b) The financial contribution that each stage of the journey makes to the organization
c) The sequence in which the organization will deliver improvements to the journey
d) The activities, systems and people behind the interaction that make each step possible
 
05. Experience design is often described as balancing desirability, feasibility and viability. What does the viability test ask?
a) Whether the organization can sustain the offering on terms that work for it commercially
b) Whether the organization has the technical capability to build and operate the offering
c) Whether enough customers want the offering strongly enough to change their behavior
d) Whether the offering can be delivered within the timescale the organization has committed to
 
06. In Open Agile Architecture, what is the relationship between strategy work and architecture work over time?
a) Architecture sets the boundaries first, and strategy is then formed within them
b) Architecture begins once the strategy is settled, so that it builds on a stable foundation
c) Strategy and architecture evolve together, each continuously informing and constraining the other
d) Strategy and architecture are kept deliberately separate so that neither constrains the other's thinking
 
07. An enterprise wants its delivery teams to hold genuine decision-making autonomy while still pulling in a single direction.
How does Agile strategy express direction to those teams?
a) As a prioritized backlog of features that teams pull from in order
b) As the intent and the outcomes sought, with the means left to the teams
c) As a set of standards that every team certifies against before it may release
d) As a detailed implementation plan, reviewed each quarter for variance against scope, cost and schedule
 
08. Three product teams each hold their own copy of customer address data, updated by their own processes. Addresses disagree between them.
What does product architecture prescribe?
a) Assign ownership of the data to one product, with the others consuming it through a defined interface
b) Introduce a scheduled reconciliation process that resolves differences between the three copies
c) Move the address data into a shared database that all three products read and write
d) Establish a data standard that all three teams apply when updating their own copies
 
09. Research identifies five distinct groups of users with genuinely different needs for the same service. The team cannot serve all five equally well.
What does experience design advise?
a) Design for the average of the five, so that no group is left substantially worse served
b) Choose a primary group deliberately and design for it, since averaging across all five fits nobody
c) Design five variants of the service, one tuned to each of the groups the research identified
d) Let the primary group emerge from whichever needs the team finds easiest to satisfy
 
10. Which statement best describes what business agility gives an enterprise?
a) The ability to forecast market movements far enough ahead to plan for them
b) The ability to deliver software releases more frequently than its competitors do
c) The ability to reduce operating cost by removing duplication, delay and rework from its processes
d) The ability to sense a change in its environment and respond to it profitably

Answers:

Question: 01
Answer: b		 Question: 02
Answer: a		 Question: 03
Answer: c		 Question: 04
Answer: d		 Question: 05
Answer: a
Question: 06
Answer: c		 Question: 07
Answer: b		 Question: 08
Answer: a		 Question: 09
Answer: b		 Question: 10
Answer: d

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