1. How are agile projects typically controlled?

A) Agile projects are controlled based on the variances between planned and expected value.

B) Agile projects are controlled based on customer satisfaction

C) Agile projects are controlled by measuring velocity

D) Agile projects are controlled based on the number of features delivered per unit

2. Which organizational characteristic can impact whether waterfall or agile development should be used?

A) Whether teams are co-located or virtual

B) Team size

C) Team attitude about the methodology

D) Team experience with the methodology

3. What is the primary objective of a project closure report?

A) Signal potential sponsors that the project manager and team are available for new tasks

B) Provide a complete picture of the successes and failures of a project and officially ends the project

C) Tell Finance and Contracts to close the budget and end project contracts

D) Communicate that a project will soon end