Correct Answer to Q#149: C

Gita is refactoring the code to make the code easier to read and edit as well as to clean it up without impacting the actual performance of the code.

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Question 149: Gita is in the process of restructuring existing computer code without changing its behavior. Peter asks her what she is working on. How will Gita answer that question?
A. I’m cleaning up tech debt.
B. I’m trying to build in lead time.
C. I’m refactoring the code.
D. I’m building software.

Correct Answer to Q#148: B

Chris should discuss performing a risk-based spike with the product owner and move forward with approval to determine if the risk can be mitigated.

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Question 148: Chris identified a new risk early in the first iteration. This is due to the use of the newest technologies and not much is known about how to solve it. What is the best thing for Chris to suggest in order to manage the situation?
A. Document the risk in the risk-adjusted backlog, and wait for the product owner to review.
B. Perform a risk-based spike.
C. Update the backlog.
D. Move the risk affected work into the backlog for future iterations.

Correct Answer to Q#147: C

When you’re creating your risk-adjusted backlog, the sequence would be determined by the financial values of both risk and features, and the one that is most impactful financially would be worked on first.

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Question 147: Your current project has both value and risks to consider. In what order would the risk compared to value be placed to have a completed risk-adjusted backlog?
A. Highest-impact risk first
B. Highest-value items first
C. A review of both risk and value would be considered, and the one with the highest financial impact would be chosen to be accomplished first.
D. A review of both risk and value would be considered, and the one with the lowest financial impact would be chosen to be accomplished first.