2025 PMP Exam Practice Mock Test Simulator (PMBOK7 & Agile)

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Here are a couple of sample questions to get you started:

Question 1: An agile organization has two project teams. Team 1 planned to complete 30 story points in an iteration but only completed 25. Team 2 has a completed feature value of $2.2M with actual costs of $2.8M. What is the SPI of Team 1 and the CPI of Team 2?

A. SPI of Team 1 is 0.79 and CPI of Team 2 is 0.83
B. Team 2 is working at only 83% of the rate planned, and Team 1's result is only 79 cents on the dollar compared to plan.
C. Team 1 is working at only 83% of the rate planned, and Team 2's result is only 79 cents on the dollar compared to plan.
D. SPI and CPI are only used in predictive project management and cannot be used in agile.

Solution: C. The team-1 is working at only 83% of the rate planned, and team-2 result is only 79 cents on the dollar compared to plan.

Explanation: Traditional EVM metrics like Schedule Performance Index (SPI) and Cost Performance Index (CPI) can be effectively applied in agile project management. For example, if a team planned to complete 30 story points but only achieved 25, the SPI is calculated as 25/30 = 0.83, indicating they are working at 83% of the planned rate. Similarly, CPI is calculated as Earned Value (completed feature value) divided by Actual Cost: $2.2M / $2.8M = 0.79, meaning a return of 79 cents on the dollar compared to the plan. (This assumes the initial prediction remains valid).

Resource: Agile Practice Guide, T5.4.1 Agile Teams Measure Results - Page 69

Question 2: Your project team is facing delays due to obstacles. Team members express frustration with unresolved issues outside their control. What's the most effective action as a project manager?

A. Encourage independent obstacle resolution without escalation. [Incorrect - Team has already tried and failed.]
B. Schedule additional team meetings to brainstorm solutions. [Incorrect - Meetings won't solve the underlying issues.]
C. Escalate unresolved issues to stakeholders and support the team in removing barriers. [Correct - It's the project manager's responsibility to address impediments.]
D. Implement a Kanban board to track progress and identify obstacles. [Incorrect - Not directly addressing the core issue of removing roadblocks.]

Solution: C. Escalate unresolved issues to stakeholders and support the team in removing barriers.

Explanation: As a servant leader in agile projects, you are responsible for clearing obstacles hindering the team's progress. If the team lacks solutions, consider coaching them. Sometimes, escalation is necessary when the team or leader cannot remove roadblocks.

Resource: Agile Practice Guide, Table 5-1. Agile Pain Points and Troubleshooting Possibilities - Page 58

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