Hi Jess,

These are practice/mock questions that simulate the actual certification exam and are designed to allow you to test your understanding of the core concepts relating to PMI-ACP exam.

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Correct Answer to Q#76: B

By immediately re-estimating, the team misses out on the benefit of discussing the estimates and why they chose those estimates.

Reference: Agile Estimating and Planning, Mike Cohn, 2005, Planning Poker

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Question 76: An agile team used planning poker to estimate user stories. After all team members read a user story, the facilitator asks everyone to choose a card with an estimated number of ideal days to complete a user story and then reveal the card. If estimates were widely different, the facilitator would immediately ask for re-estimates until all the estimates converge. What did the facilitator do wrong?

A ) Participants used ideal days as the unit for the estimates.
B ) Participants re-estimated immediately after everyone revealed their cards.
C ) Cards were revealed when the process should have been anonymous.
D ) The facilitator did nothing wrong and played by the rules.

Correct Answer to Q#75: D

If the time an Agile project team member has available is not 100% fully dedicated to one project, then the team member is said to be fractionally assigned. Fractional Assignment is particularly common in organizations where an individual is assigned to one or more projects simultaneously. This makes it extremely difficult for the individual to focus and achieve their maximum productivity on either project, and is not considered an Agile Project Management best practice.

Reference: The Art of Agile Development, James Shore, 2007

Here is our free PMI-ACP Exam sample question of the week. This question is taken from The PM Exam Simulator at www.pm-exam-simulator.com/pmi-acp

Question 75: When an Agile project team member is not 100% dedicated to one project, they are referred to as?

A ) Practically Assigned
B ) Minimally Assigned
C ) Partially Assigned
D ) Fractionally Assigned