QUESTION PRACTICE EXAM WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS, RATIONALES,
AND FULL TOPIC BREAKDOWN – COVERS PROCESS, DATA, MODEL,
DEPLOYMENT CORNERSTONES; FRONT-TO-BACK DESIGN
(WIREFRAMES, USER STORIES, MODEL SCHEMA); DISCO (DATA/INPUT,
SYSTEM/CALCULATION, OUTPUT); MODEL ARCHITECTURE (SHARED
LISTS, MODULES, APPS/UX); SPRINT PLANNING (EFFORT ESTIMATION,
4 SPRINTS OF 2-3 WEEKS); PLANNING POKER (TEAM ENGAGEMENT,
DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES) – GRADED A+ |
1. Which of the following is NOT one of the four cornerstones of The
Anaplan Way as described in the provided study material?
A) Process
B) Data
C) Model
D) Deployment
Correct Answer: A) Process
Rationale: The four cornerstones are Data, Model, and Deployment.
"Process" is not a cornerstone; it is the overarching methodology that
guides the use of the other three.
2. What is the primary purpose of a front-to-back design process?
A) To create a detailed financial budget.
B) To understand the high-level business requirements from the SOW.
,C) To write code for the Anaplan model.
D) To finalize the deployment schedule.
Correct Answer: B) To understand the high-level business
requirements for the model (in the SOW).
Rationale: The front-to-back design process starts with understanding
the high-level business requirements as defined in the Statement of
Work (SOW).
3. According to the study guide, how many user stories can one
typically expect in a release?
A) 25 - 50
B) 50 - 75
C) 75 - 125
D) 150 - 200
Correct Answer: C) 75 - 125
Rationale: The material explicitly states that one can expect between 75
and 125 user stories in a release.
4. The components of model architecture are: Shared Dimensions and
Lists, Modules, and what else?
A) Data Hub
B) Apps and UX pages
C) Integration Scripts
D) Calculation Engine
Correct Answer: B) Apps and UX pages
Rationale: The three components are identified as Shared dimensions
,and lists (Central Library), Modules (Engine), and Apps and UX pages
(User experience).
5. When applying the DISCO method to modules, how are "Input"
modules categorized?
A) Data, Input
B) System, Calculation
C) Output
D) App, UX
Correct Answer: A) Data, Input
Rationale: According to the DISCO method, Input modules are
categorized under "Data, Input".
6. What is the first step in creating a model schema?
A) Determine the dimensions and data flows.
B) Determine how to transform inputs into outputs.
C) Determine what output modules are necessary.
D) Create wireframes.
Correct Answer: C) Determine what output modules are necessary.
Rationale: The process for creating a model schema begins with
determining what output modules are necessary.
7. Which tool is mentioned as a possible option for creating a model
schema?
A) Microsoft Excel
, B) Lucidchart
C) PowerPoint
D) Anaplan's built-in Schema Builder
Correct Answer: B) Lucidchart
Rationale: The material specifically mentions that you "can use
Lucidchart" to create a model schema.
8. What are the two factors considered when estimating effort for
sprint planning?
A) User story priority and team size.
B) Build complexity and time intensity.
C) Number of sprints and release date.
D) Budget and resources.
Correct Answer: B) Build complexity and time intensity.
Rationale: Sprint planning involves estimating effort by factoring in both
the build complexity and the time intensity.
9. What is the standard approach to estimating effort in Agile
methodology, as mentioned in the text?
A) T-Shirt Sizing
B) The Fibonacci Sequence
C) Planning Poker
D) Affinity Estimation
Correct Answer: C) Planning Poker
Rationale: The study guide states that "Planning poker is the standard
approach to estimating effort in the Agile methodology."