SACA 201 Silver Practice Exam

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• The relationship described by Ohm's Law involves which of the following quantities?
• When should a fuse be replaced?
• What type of Agile testing focuses on validating software against business requirements?
• What feature of a ground circuit creates a safe path for current?
• A simple method for opening or closing a circuit is to use a __________.
• In the circuit shown, if the negative side of the battery is the common lead, which point has the highest potential voltage?
• What is a common Agile ceremony that focuses on planning work for the next iteration?
• What does the term "Product Backlog" refer to in Agile?
• Why is face-to-face communication important for Agile teams?
• In order to calculate the output voltage of a transformer, divide the input voltage by the __________.
• What is the role of the "Team Member" in Agile?
• What is the best way to verify that a piece of equipment is properly grounded?
• What is the state of a capacitor if its resistance is continuously close to zero?
• What term describes the total voltage measurement across a power source?
• What is the total capacitance of three 25 microfarad capacitors in series?
• What is the primary purpose of a transformer?
• What is an outcome of effective Agile retrospectives?
• What does the term "Agile transformation" refer to?
• What is the relationship between R3 and R4 in this circuit?
• How frequently should a Product Backlog be refined?
• Transformers are usually rated in units called __________.
• What is the purpose of the "Sprint Goal"?
• One of the effects a capacitor has in a DC circuit is that it will __________.
• Which transformer winding is normally connected to the source power?
• What does WIP signify in Agile terminology?
• How does Agile methodology typically respond to change?
• Which statement best describes the Agile principle of customer collaboration?
• A relay is used to __________.
• A knife switch consists of a lever and one or more sets of __________.
• What is the primary aim of a retrospective in Agile?
• Where are meter leads placed in a circuit to measure current in a single component or device?
• The difference between a fuse and a circuit breaker is __________.
• What is the secondary voltage output if the primary voltage is 480VAC, with the primary coil having 300 turns and the secondary coil having 125 turns?
• How can you identify a coil in a circuit?
• What is the main focus of daily standup meetings in Agile?
• Which electrical component is primarily responsible for controlling current flow through a circuit?
• What type of transformer allows two outputs to be taken from a single input?
• When two electrical components are connected in parallel, what is the relationship of the applied voltage across them?
• In an electrical circuit, which of these components is typically responsible for limiting current?
• What key concept differentiates Scrum from other Agile frameworks?
• Which of the following is a formula for calculating power?
• Which type of current flows in one direction only?
• What change occurs in a circuit powered by a battery when a parallel branch is added?
• The measure of energy consumed by a circuit is called __________.
• What is the purpose of having a retrospective in Agile?
• Which two terminals on the secondary will have 90 VAC across them if 300 VAC is applied to the primary of the transformer?
• What is a key benefit of using Agile methodologies?
• What happens to the tasks in a Sprint Backlog?
• What is the first action you should take before working on electrical equipment?
• In Agile, what does the term "increment" refer to?
• What is a Sprint in Agile methodology?
• In electrical devices, rotary motion is typically produced by which component?
• Which component is used to store electrical energy?
• To measure current through a component, the ammeter must be connected __________ the component.
• Which of the following electrical characteristics is not typically measured with a basic digital multimeter?
• What does "failing fast" refer to in Agile development?
• What is the purpose of a voltage divider circuit?
• What is the main goal of daily stand-up meetings in Agile?
• What is the role of the stakeholder in Agile projects?
• What is the purpose of SACA Silver level certification?
• In TDD (Test-Driven Development), what is the first step in the development cycle?
• Which output device creates sound as its primary output?
• What happens when an electrical circuit is shorted?
• The type of resistance that an inductor provides in an AC circuit is referred to as?
• Which Agile framework involves defined roles like Product Owner and Scrum Master?
• What is a drawing showing electrical symbols and paths?
• What is the advantage of using time-boxed iterations in Agile?
• The concept of a magnetic field being formed around a conductor when current flows through it is called __________.
• Which of the following is a method to troubleshoot a transformer?
• When the wire or foil strip inside a fuse melts, the fuse is said to be ________.
• Which of the following is a key aspect of Agile methodologies?
• What is a common Agile practice that promotes continuous integration and frequent releases?
• In electrical terms, current is measured in which unit?
• What action should be taken when a circuit breaker trips?
• In Agile, what is a "Sprint"?
• How does Agile prioritize work within a team?
• Which of the following statements is not true about measuring the resistance of a component connected in a circuit?
• What are the four values outlined in the Agile Manifesto?
• What is "backlog grooming" in Agile methodology?
• In Agile, what is meant by "incremental delivery"?
• Which Agile role is primarily responsible for maximizing the value of the product?
• Which estimating technique employs relative sizing to assess the effort of tasks?
• What is an Agile Release Train (ART)?
• During a Sprint, what should be the Scrum Team's focus?
• What is the primary responsibility of a Scrum Master?
• Which component is primarily used to measure electrical resistance in a circuit?
• What is a common characteristic of Agile projects?
• Which role is responsible for maximizing the value of the product in Agile?
• What Agile approach focuses on improving efficiencies through visual management?
• Low gauge wire is __________.
• Which of the following statements is true regarding inductors?
• When loads are connected in series, their individual resistances are __________.
• In Agile, what does "pair programming" involve?
• What does the term "self-organizing teams" imply in Agile?
• What is a key principle of Agile according to the Agile Manifesto?
• What is the role of the Scrum Master during a Sprint?
• What is the thin insulator placed between the plates of a capacitor called?
• In a circuit, what is primarily affected by adding more resistance?
• What is the maximum recommended length of a Sprint?
• What principle does a transformer operate on?
• Which Agile methodology is known for emphasizing continuous delivery through small batches of work?
• How is electrical power calculated?
• What type of electrical hazard is posed by frayed or damaged electrical cords?
• What happens when a team reaches the "Definition of Done"?
• Where are high-level project requirements captured in Agile?
• The electrical wall outlets at home are a source of __________ current.
• What is a Burndown Chart?
• What key event facilitates the review of a Sprint's work in Scrum?
• The contacts of a(n) __________ switch are open until acted on by the operator.
• What distinguishes Agile from traditional project management?
• What is one common risk in Agile project management?
• In Agile, the term "backlog" refers to what?
• In what type of electrical circuit section does current split into two or more paths and then recombine into one path at another point?
• A coil that opposes any change in current flow is called a(n) __________.
• What is a fundamental principle of Agile development?
• In Agile, who is primarily responsible for managing the product backlog?
• What side of the transformer is connected to the power source?
• What is the main purpose of the Daily Stand-up in a Scrum Team?
• Which principle emphasizes face-to-face conversations over written communication?
• What does the term 'hertz' refer to in the context of a sine wave?
• What does the term "Scrum" refer to in Agile?
• What does "Definition of Done" refer to in Agile methodology?
• What is the unit of measure for electrical resistance?
• Electricity is the flow of __________ in a conductor.
• What do Agile metrics like Velocity measure?
• What does "Servant Leadership" mean in the context of Agile?
• An example of mutual inductance is typically found in what type of device?
• A __________ is an electrical device that converts AC electricity from one voltage level to another.
• What type of circuit breaker has a delay before it trips?
• What is a common goal for conducting retrospectives in Agile?
• What is the key benefit of stakeholder involvement in Agile projects?
• How frequently should a team conduct a retrospective?
• What creates an electric field and stores electricity?
• Which framework is primarily associated with Agile principles?
• If three coils in a series circuit each have an inductance of 0.3 henrys, what is the total inductance at a frequency of 60 Hz?
• The potential difference between two points in a circuit is called __________.
• What is the function of a fuse in an electrical circuit?
• What instrument is specifically used for measuring electrical resistance?
• What does "Sprint Planning" address in Agile?
• What occurs when a circuit has too much resistance relative to the applied voltage?
• What role does the "Scrum Master" play in an Agile team?
• What does an electrical schematic not show?
• In which methodology is the role of the Scrum Master pivotal?
• What influences the amount of voltage used by each load?
• Which of the following is a formula for calculating total resistance in a parallel circuit?
• Which of the following describes the function of a capacitor in a circuit?
• What is the term for the practice of maintaining only the essential features of a product?
• In Agile, how is success primarily measured?
• Current in a(n) __________ circuit is divided among the branches of the circuit.
• What are user stories used for in Agile development?
• What is the function of an inductor in an electrical circuit?
• In an electrical circuit, what does a closed switch represent?
• What is the minimum requirement for a complete electric circuit?
• What is the total power of a series circuit if E = 75V and I = 50mA?
• What happens to the total resistance in a parallel circuit as more components are added?
• Resistance is measured in units of __________.
• What is the total opposition to flow of the circuit shown if the power supply frequency is 60 HZ and each of the coils have an inductance of 0.1H?
• Which of the following is not a component of a basic electrical circuit?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of a transformer?
• Which Agile role is tasked with ensuring the team meets its commitments?
• Which concept emphasizes regular reflection and adjustment in Agile teams?
• In Ohm's Law, how is voltage calculated?
• What does impedance in an AC circuit combine?
• Why is adaptability important in Agile practices?
• How many seconds will it take for a capacitor in an RC circuit to completely charge if the circuit has a time constant of 0.05 seconds?
• Which of the following units is used to measure electrical power?
• What distinguishes a Sprint Backlog from a Product Backlog?
• What type of switch is identified in the shown circuit?
• Capacitance is measured in __________.
• Which component is used to regulate voltage in a circuit?
• Which component is responsible for creating a magnetic field and storing energy?
• What is the purpose of a fuse in an electrical circuit?
• What is the primary focus during a retrospective meeting?
• Who ensures that the Scrum framework is understood and enacted?
• To accurately measure the resistance of a resistor within a circuit, what must you do first?
• A __________ circuit is one in which there is only one path for current to travel.
• What is the immediate danger of unsecured electrical cords?
• Which of the following statements is true about electrical circuits using series components?
• What technique is used for prioritizing the Product Backlog?
• In electrical terms, what is a capacitor primarily used for?