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Project Management Professional (PMP)® Questions 66–70 (page: 15)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

The key elements of a user story in Agile development are:

  1. a written description, the story points estimate, and the planned release.
  2. conversations about the story, a written description, and success criteria about the story.
  3. the story points estimate, conversations about the story, and an agreed priority.
  4. tests to determine when the story is done, a written description, and the planned release.

Answer(s): B



When estimating initial velocity, the team should most likely:

  1. Discuss among the team their expectations of how many story points they can address.
  2. Use a Kanban workflow to identify steps and calculate velocity.
  3. Use velocity of past iterations or make a calculated guess.
  4. Discuss with the customer their expectation for the velocity of producing the product.

Answer(s): C



A common estimation unit for Agile projects is:

  1. Lines of code.
  2. Function points
  3. Story points.
  4. Use-case points.

Answer(s): C



What is one of the benefits of incremental delivery?

  1. Value is delivered more quickly, as software can be released after every iteration.
  2. More customers can be handled simultaneously, as each regularly receives a delivery.
  3. Fewer bugs are introduced, as code is delivered to users more frequently.
  4. Costs are reduced, as less verification is required to regression test each iteration.

Answer(s): A



In Agile risk management, a risk burndown chart is best used to:

  1. Qualitatively analyze the probability of a risk occurring.
  2. Track progress on risk reduction of technical risks.
  3. Document the external risks that could impact the project.
  4. Illustrate the project risk profile and new and changing risks.

Answer(s): D



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