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SAFe Practitioner 6.0 Exam |Certified
Q&A 2026
User Stories - correct-answer - Short descriptions of a small piece of desired functionality,
written in the user's language
Provide the customer with value
Story Format - correct-answer - As a (user role), I want to (activity), so that (business value)
Writing Good Stories: The 3Cs - correct-answer - Card - Written on a card or in the tool and may
annotate with notes
Conversation - The details are in a conversation with the Product Owner
Confirmation - Acceptance criteria confirm the Story correctness
INVEST in a good story - correct-answer - I - independent
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N - negotiable
V - valuable
E - estimable
S - small
T - testable
Enabler Stories - correct-answer - Build the groundwork for future user stories
Enabler Story Types - correct-answer - Exploration
Architecture
Infrastructure
Compliance
Infrastructure Enabler Story - correct-answer - Build development and testing frameworks that
enable a faster and more efficient development process
Architecture Enabler Story - correct-answer - Build the Architectural Runway, which enables
smoother and faster development
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Exploration Enabler Story - correct-answer - Build understanding of what is needed by the
Customer to understand prospective Solutions and evaluate alternatives
Compliance Enabler Story - correct-answer - Facilitate specific activities such as verification and
validation, documentation, signoffs, regulatory submissions, and approvals
Agile Team Backlog - correct-answer - Contains all the work for the team
Created by the PO and the Team
Prioritized by the PO
Optimized to help teams focus on priorities
Story maps - correct-answer - Overcome backlog challenges and promote Design Thinking
Break down big User Stories
Completed with Quality and Value
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Splitting Stories - correct-answer - In support of small batches for flow, decrease size to
minimum.
Split Stories into essential and non-essential parts and eliminate the non-essential
Ensure you have something releasable
In support of feedback: Deploy small stories to get technical/user feedback quickly (maximize
feedback)
In support of iteration planning: Split stories so they fit into an iteration
Acceptance Criteria - correct-answer - Provide the details of the Story from a testing point of
view
Are created by the Agile Team
Can be written in a Given-When-Then format
Sequencing Stories - correct-answer - Sequence based on:
-Priorities inherited from the ART Backlog
-Capacity allocations for maintenance
-Dependencies with other stories
SAFe Practitioner 6.0 Exam |Certified
Q&A 2026
User Stories - correct-answer - Short descriptions of a small piece of desired functionality,
written in the user's language
Provide the customer with value
Story Format - correct-answer - As a (user role), I want to (activity), so that (business value)
Writing Good Stories: The 3Cs - correct-answer - Card - Written on a card or in the tool and may
annotate with notes
Conversation - The details are in a conversation with the Product Owner
Confirmation - Acceptance criteria confirm the Story correctness
INVEST in a good story - correct-answer - I - independent
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N - negotiable
V - valuable
E - estimable
S - small
T - testable
Enabler Stories - correct-answer - Build the groundwork for future user stories
Enabler Story Types - correct-answer - Exploration
Architecture
Infrastructure
Compliance
Infrastructure Enabler Story - correct-answer - Build development and testing frameworks that
enable a faster and more efficient development process
Architecture Enabler Story - correct-answer - Build the Architectural Runway, which enables
smoother and faster development
,3|Page
Exploration Enabler Story - correct-answer - Build understanding of what is needed by the
Customer to understand prospective Solutions and evaluate alternatives
Compliance Enabler Story - correct-answer - Facilitate specific activities such as verification and
validation, documentation, signoffs, regulatory submissions, and approvals
Agile Team Backlog - correct-answer - Contains all the work for the team
Created by the PO and the Team
Prioritized by the PO
Optimized to help teams focus on priorities
Story maps - correct-answer - Overcome backlog challenges and promote Design Thinking
Break down big User Stories
Completed with Quality and Value
, 4|Page
Splitting Stories - correct-answer - In support of small batches for flow, decrease size to
minimum.
Split Stories into essential and non-essential parts and eliminate the non-essential
Ensure you have something releasable
In support of feedback: Deploy small stories to get technical/user feedback quickly (maximize
feedback)
In support of iteration planning: Split stories so they fit into an iteration
Acceptance Criteria - correct-answer - Provide the details of the Story from a testing point of
view
Are created by the Agile Team
Can be written in a Given-When-Then format
Sequencing Stories - correct-answer - Sequence based on:
-Priorities inherited from the ART Backlog
-Capacity allocations for maintenance
-Dependencies with other stories
