CAPM Scrum, XP, SAFe and Kanban Practice Questions
The CAPM outline asks you to tell apart the components of different adaptive methodologies (Scrum, XP, SAFe and Kanban) and to prepare and prioritize tasks. Practice original questions with an explanation for every option.
150 questions on the real 3-hour clock, weighted to PMI’s four domains, with the optional break after question 75, a score by domain and topic, and an explanation for every option.
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- Agile Frameworks/Methodologies (20% of the exam)
- ECO tasks: III-4 Explain the components of an adaptive plan; III-5 Determine how to prepare and execute task management steps
During sprint planning, the team breaks a user story into tasks of a day or less. Why?
What our agile frameworks questions cover
- Scrum: product owner, Scrum Master and developers; sprint planning, daily scrum, sprint review and retrospective
- Extreme Programming practices: pair programming, test-driven development, continuous integration and small releases
- Kanban: visualizing work, limiting work in progress and managing flow
- The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) and coordinating many teams
- Success criteria and the definition of done for a task; prioritizing with MoSCoW and value

This list is our own summary of the tasks, written for practice. PMI publishes the full task statements and enablers in the CAPM Examination Content Outline.
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150 questions on the real 3-hour clock, weighted to PMI’s four domains, with the optional break after question 75, a score by domain and topic, and an explanation for every option.
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- In Scrum the product owner orders the product backlog by value, the Scrum Master coaches the team and removes impediments, and the developers decide how to do the work and build the increment.
- The sprint review is for stakeholders to inspect the increment and give feedback; the retrospective is for the team to inspect how it works and choose improvements.
- Kanban has no fixed iterations: work items flow across a board, and work-in-progress limits expose bottlenecks. Lead time runs from request to delivery; cycle time from start of work to delivery.
- MoSCoW sorts requirements into must have, should have, could have and won’t have this time.
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Common questions
What are the Scrum roles?
The product owner, who owns and orders the product backlog; the Scrum Master, who coaches the team in Scrum and removes impediments; and the developers, who plan and build the increment each sprint.
What is a WIP limit in Kanban?
A cap on how many work items may be in a column, such as “in progress,” at once. When the column is full, the team finishes work before starting more, which shortens cycle time and makes bottlenecks visible.
150 questions on the real 3-hour clock, weighted to PMI’s four domains, with the optional break after question 75, a score by domain and topic, and an explanation for every option.
Or try the free agile frameworks drillMore CAPM topics
- Life Cycles, Approaches and Ethics · Fundamentals
- Planning, Initiation and Closure · Fundamentals
- Roles, Leadership and Emotional Intelligence · Fundamentals
- Meetings and Problem-Solving Tools · Fundamentals
- Predictive Planning, WBS and Process Groups · Predictive
- Critical Path and Earned Value · Predictive
- When to Use an Adaptive Approach · Agile
- Iteration Planning and Agile Artifacts · Agile
- Business Analysis Roles and Communication · Business Analysis
- Gathering Requirements · Business Analysis
- Product Roadmaps and Acceptance Criteria · Business Analysis
Domains, tasks and exam format: PMI: Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® Examination Content Outline, 2023 Exam Update · PMI: CAPM certification page (exam length, time, domains, eligibility, retakes), checked November 2026.
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