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PRINCE2 Agile Found. practice questions: Tailoring PRINCE2 for Agile
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1/5 · Tailoring PRINCE2 for Agile
Two days before the end of a two-week timebox, the delivery team realizes it will not finish all planned backlog items to the agreed quality standard. The release date and budget cannot change. Which response is MOST consistent with PRINCE2 Agile's fix-and-flex approach?
AReduce the acceptance criteria applied to the 'Must Have' items so that everything planned appears complete
BTemporarily add a contractor to the team so the original scope can still be met within the same timebox
CDeliver the 'Must Have' and as many 'Should Have' items as possible to the full quality standard, deferring or dropping 'Could Have' items
DExtend the timebox by a few days so all planned items, including lower-priority ones, can still be completed to plan
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2/5 · Tailoring PRINCE2 for Agile
A Project Manager wants to keep the PRINCE2 Work Package as the authorization mechanism for delivery while a team uses a product backlog for detailed planning. Which approach correctly tailors these together, per PRINCE2 Agile guidance?
AUse the product backlog as a substitute for the Business Case, since both list items of value to the business
BAuthorize a Work Package that references the relevant backlog items (e.g., prioritized user stories) to be delivered, with the backlog providing the detailed, evolving content behind the authorized scope
CCreate the backlog only after the project closes, as part of the Lessons Report, so it does not need governance during delivery
DReplace the Work Package entirely with the product backlog so the Project Manager no longer authorizes delivery
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3/5 · Tailoring PRINCE2 for Agile
A single PRINCE2-governed project has three agile delivery teams working on interdependent components. Which factor is MOST important to manage when scaling agile working across these teams, according to PRINCE2 Agile?
AMerging all teams' work into a single undifferentiated Product Backlog with no distinction between project-level and team-level items
BEliminating Project Assurance roles since automated velocity metrics from tooling are considered sufficient oversight at scale
CCoordinating and synchronizing dependencies between the teams' backlogs and timeboxes, such as through a shared cadence or a chosen scaling approach
DMandating that all teams use identical estimation units centrally, with no local tailoring permitted
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4/5 · Tailoring PRINCE2 for Agile
A Team Manager receives a Work Package from the Project Manager, and the team decides to track detailed requirements as a Product Backlog of user stories. According to PRINCE2 Agile guidance on adapting management products, how should the Product Backlog and the Work Package be used together?
AThe Product Backlog must be formally approved by the Project Board as a new baselined management product before any Work Package can reference it.
BThe Product Backlog operates alongside the Work Package: backlog items provide and refine the detail of what is to be delivered, while the Work Package still defines the agreed scope, constraints, tolerances and completion criteria for that delegated work.
CThe Product Backlog is only used after the Work Package has been formally completed, to record any leftover requirements as follow-on action recommendations.
DThe Product Backlog replaces the Work Package entirely, since PRINCE2 Agile removes the requirement for Work Packages when a team works in an agile way.
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5/5 · Tailoring PRINCE2 for Agile
A PRINCE2 Agile project is using iterative delivery. The delivery team wants a shared, testable understanding of when a backlog item can be considered complete and releasable. Which tailoring of the Quality theme addresses this need?
ADeferring all quality criteria definition until the Closing a Project process, so only the final product is assessed against requirements.
BRemoving the Quality theme entirely, since agile teams self-certify quality informally and PRINCE2 quality records are not compatible with iterative delivery.
CReplacing quality criteria with the Project Board's personal opinion of the working software during the end-stage assessment only.
DExtending quality criteria in Product Descriptions with agreed acceptance criteria and a Definition of Done, checked at the end of each iteration or release.
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D is correct. PRINCE2 Agile tailors the Quality theme by strengthening quality criteria in Product Descriptions with explicit acceptance criteria, and by introducing the agile concept of a Definition of Done, so everyone shares an unambiguous, testable understanding of when work — and eventually a release — is complete. This is checked continuously, not only at closure.
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