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Agile Safe 6.0 Certification Exam With 180
Exam Questions And Answers 2026/2027
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1. What are the four Core Values of SAFe?
A) Alignment, Built-in Quality, Transparency, Program
Execution
B) Alignment, Respect for People, Relentless Improvement,
Transparency
C) Commitment, Courage, Focus, Openness, Respect
D) Transparency, Inspection, Adaptation, Flow
Answer: A
Rationale: While options show various Agile values, the
specific four core values of SAFe are Alignment, Built-in
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Quality, Transparency, and Program Execution. These form the
foundation for all SAFe practices .
2. A development team is deciding how to implement a
complex new feature. According to SAFe Principle #3, how
should they proceed?
A) Freeze the design requirements immediately to prevent
scope creep.
B) Assume variability and preserve options by keeping
requirements flexible.
C) Escalate the decision to the System Architect for a final
ruling.
D) Implement the simplest possible solution and refactor later.
Answer: B
Rationale: Principle #3, "Assume variability; preserve
options," guides teams to avoid premature design lock-in.
Instead, they should keep multiple requirements and design
options open for as long as possible to gather more data and
make better economic decisions late.
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3. Which SAFe Lean-Agile Principle emphasizes the
importance of the "last responsible moment" for making
decisions?
A) Principle #1: Take an economic view
B) Principle #4: Build incrementally with fast, integrated
learning cycles
C) Principle #3: Assume variability; preserve options
D) Principle #9: Decentralize decision-making
Answer: C
Rationale: Preserving options directly relates to delaying
decisions until the "last responsible moment." This avoids the
waste of rework from early, incorrect assumptions and allows
the team to make a choice based on the best available data .
4. An ART is trying to improve its workflow. Which principle
states that you should visualize and limit Work in Process
(WIP)?
A) Principle #6: Make value flow without interruptions
B) Principle #1: Take an economic view
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C) Principle #5: Base milestones on objective evaluation of
working systems
D) Principle #2: Apply systems thinking
Answer: A
Rationale: Principle #6 focuses on establishing a continuous
flow of value. Key practices for achieving this include
visualizing the current state of work, limiting WIP to reduce
queue lengths, and reducing batch sizes to accelerate flow.
5. The three pillars of Scrum (Transparency, Inspection,
Adaptation) support which SAFe Core Value?
A) Program Execution
B) Alignment
C) Built-in Quality
D) Transparency
Answer: D
Rationale: The SAFe Core Value of Transparency is directly
supported by the Scrum pillars. Transparency allows for
inspection, and inspection enables adaptation. Without
Agile Safe 6.0 Certification Exam With 180
Exam Questions And Answers 2026/2027
||Complete A+ Guide
1. What are the four Core Values of SAFe?
A) Alignment, Built-in Quality, Transparency, Program
Execution
B) Alignment, Respect for People, Relentless Improvement,
Transparency
C) Commitment, Courage, Focus, Openness, Respect
D) Transparency, Inspection, Adaptation, Flow
Answer: A
Rationale: While options show various Agile values, the
specific four core values of SAFe are Alignment, Built-in
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Quality, Transparency, and Program Execution. These form the
foundation for all SAFe practices .
2. A development team is deciding how to implement a
complex new feature. According to SAFe Principle #3, how
should they proceed?
A) Freeze the design requirements immediately to prevent
scope creep.
B) Assume variability and preserve options by keeping
requirements flexible.
C) Escalate the decision to the System Architect for a final
ruling.
D) Implement the simplest possible solution and refactor later.
Answer: B
Rationale: Principle #3, "Assume variability; preserve
options," guides teams to avoid premature design lock-in.
Instead, they should keep multiple requirements and design
options open for as long as possible to gather more data and
make better economic decisions late.
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3. Which SAFe Lean-Agile Principle emphasizes the
importance of the "last responsible moment" for making
decisions?
A) Principle #1: Take an economic view
B) Principle #4: Build incrementally with fast, integrated
learning cycles
C) Principle #3: Assume variability; preserve options
D) Principle #9: Decentralize decision-making
Answer: C
Rationale: Preserving options directly relates to delaying
decisions until the "last responsible moment." This avoids the
waste of rework from early, incorrect assumptions and allows
the team to make a choice based on the best available data .
4. An ART is trying to improve its workflow. Which principle
states that you should visualize and limit Work in Process
(WIP)?
A) Principle #6: Make value flow without interruptions
B) Principle #1: Take an economic view
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C) Principle #5: Base milestones on objective evaluation of
working systems
D) Principle #2: Apply systems thinking
Answer: A
Rationale: Principle #6 focuses on establishing a continuous
flow of value. Key practices for achieving this include
visualizing the current state of work, limiting WIP to reduce
queue lengths, and reducing batch sizes to accelerate flow.
5. The three pillars of Scrum (Transparency, Inspection,
Adaptation) support which SAFe Core Value?
A) Program Execution
B) Alignment
C) Built-in Quality
D) Transparency
Answer: D
Rationale: The SAFe Core Value of Transparency is directly
supported by the Scrum pillars. Transparency allows for
inspection, and inspection enables adaptation. Without
