SAFe RTE Certification Exam Sample Questions

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01. At the Coach Sync a Scrum Master/Team Coach mentions that his team is uneasy about an interface another team owes it, drops the point and moves on to his team's Story progress. Nobody returns to it.
What does deep listening ask the RTE to attend to?
a) The reply the RTE is already forming while the point is still being made
b) The hesitation, and the point raised and dropped
c) The facts stated, and nothing beyond them
d) The commitments the team made at PI Planning, so the Coach Sync stays anchored to the ART's PI Objectives
 
02. Over the last two Planning Intervals an ART has started more Features than it has finished, and the number of items in process has climbed steadily. Flow velocity is flat, and Features are taking longer and longer to reach a release.
Which reading of the ART's flow measures explains what is happening?
a) Flow efficiency has risen, because more of the ART's people are busy on active work at the same moment than they were two Planning Intervals ago
b) Flow distribution has shifted toward defect and rework items
c) Flow load has risen, and because each item in process waits on the same people and steps, every item waits longer and flow time lengthens
d) Flow predictability is what has changed, since the teams are missing the business value they planned at PI Planning, which is the comparison that measure actually reports
 
03. Flow data on an ART's Kanban shows Features sitting longest in a compliance sign-off step that predates the ART, waiting on a review board that meets to its own schedule. Active working time on those Features is short; their elapsed time is long. Leadership offers to fund two more engineers.
What does the flow data say the constraint actually is?
a) The ART's flow load is too high for its capacity, and the two engineers would let the teams pull the waiting Features through the sign-off step sooner
b) Flow efficiency is being measured wrongly here, because time waiting on a review board outside the ART should not count against the ART's own elapsed time
c) The constraint is the review board's own capacity, which the ART cannot influence
d) A legacy policy is holding the work, so more engineering capacity would only lengthen the queue in front of the review board
 
04. Midway through the Planning Interval the implementing step on the ART Kanban is at its work-in-process limit. A team has just come free and wants to pull the next Feature, and one Scrum Master/Team Coach suggests lifting the limit for the rest of the Planning Interval so nobody sits idle.
What should the RTE steer the ART toward?
a) Help finish what is already in process before anything new is pulled
b) Lift the limit for the rest of the Planning Interval and review it at the Inspect and Adapt event, so the freed team is not left idle
c) Let the team pull the next Feature from the ART Backlog, since Product Management has already prioritized it for this Planning Interval
d) Have the team start the next Feature outside the ART Kanban and add it to the board once the step clears
 
05. Business Owners want to know whether the ART has spent its Planning Interval the way it said it would - some capacity on new Features, some on enablers, some on fixing defects and paying down technical debt.
Which flow measure gives the RTE that answer, and what does the ART do with it?
a) Flow efficiency, active working time against elapsed time, which tells the ART how much of each item's life was spent queued
b) Flow load, the number of items in process at any moment, which the ART reviews to judge whether it has taken on more than it can finish in the Planning Interval
c) Flow distribution, the mix of work types actually moving through the system, which the ART sets against the mix it intended to deliver
d) Flow predictability, planned business value against achieved, which the Business Owners score at the Inspect and Adapt event
 
06. An ART integrates a working increment every Iteration and shows it at the System Demo. At a leadership briefing a Business Owner concludes from this that customers must therefore be receiving new functionality every two weeks, and asks the RTE to confirm it.
How should the RTE explain the relationship between the ART's cadence and its releases?
a) The System Team decides when the increment is released, since it owns the Continuous Delivery Pipeline and the environments the release passes through
b) Each Iteration's increment goes to customers once the System Demo has accepted it, which is what gives the ART's two-week cadence its value to the business
c) Release happens at the end of every Planning Interval, once the PI System Demo has shown the Business Owners the ART's fully integrated increment and they have formally accepted it, so the ART's release rhythm follows the Planning Interval boundary
d) The ART develops and integrates on cadence, but release is decoupled from that cadence, so when value actually reaches customers is a business decision taken when the business and the market are ready for it
 
07. During the quantitative and qualitative measurement part of Inspect and Adapt, a Business Owner asks the RTE for the measures broken out team by team, so that the weakest team can be given targets for the next Planning Interval. Two Scrum Master/Team Coaches immediately say they will be more careful about what their teams report next time.
What is the RTE's best reading of what is happening here?
a) The measures exist to give the whole ART one honest fact base for its own improvement, and the coaches have just shown what ranking teams from them costs, because the data then gets managed rather than reported
b) The RTE should produce the comparison but give it only to the Scrum Master/Team Coaches, so each team hears it from its own coach rather than from leadership
c) The Business Owners are entitled to hold the ART accountable for what it committed to at PI Planning, because they are the ones who assign business value to the PI Objectives, so a team-by-team breakdown is a reasonable request to satisfy, and the coaches' reaction is a separate matter for the RTE to coach
d) Team-level numbers belong in each team's own Iteration retrospective, so the measures reported at this part of Inspect and Adapt should stop at the ART Predictability Measure
 
08. The RTE has brought the eight Scrum Masters/Team Coaches of a newly launched ART into a two-hour session to work out how they will handle cross-team dependencies. Most of them have never worked together. Two arrive late, side conversations start, and one person talks over the others.
How should the RTE establish how this group will work together?
a) Open with the ground rules that work on other trains, because this group, meeting for the first time, has none of its own, and ask it to live with them
b) Leave it to the working agreements each Scrum Master/Team Coach already facilitates inside their own team, which this group is made up of
c) Have the group write its own working agreements in the first few minutes and keep them visible, so that the group, rather than the RTE, is the one that calls out a breach
d) Run the session in the Coach Sync's standing format, since that is the ART's own cross-team coordination event and these are exactly the people who attend it
 
09. In one week an RTE uses a generative AI assistant for two pieces of work: a draft agenda for the next Coach Sync, and a risk assessment the Business Owners will use at the ART's next checkpoint. The RTE skims the agenda, and traces every specific in the risk assessment back to the ART's own data.
What is the RTE applying?
a) The rule that anything an assistant produces receives the same level of checking, whatever it will be used for
b) The rule that checking scales with the consequence of being wrong
c) The rule that output leaving the ART is verified and output staying inside the ART is not
d) The rule that verification is the reviewer's job rather than the author's
 
10. Preparing a briefing for the Business Owners, an RTE asks a generative AI assistant the same question about the ART's impediment log on two separate occasions and receives two differently worded answers, one of which contains a figure the other does not.
What does that behavior mean for how the RTE uses the output?
a) Generated output varies between runs, so it is not reproducible evidence
b) The later answer supersedes the earlier one, since responses improve as a conversation continues
c) The variation shows the prompt was ambiguous, and a precise enough prompt would return the same output every time
d) The figure can be quoted once the assistant has been asked to confirm that it is right

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Answer: a

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