AGILEPM-FOUNDATION · Question #76
What best describes a Prioritized Requirements List (PRL)?
The correct answer is B. High-level prioritized requirements list. A Prioritized Requirements List (PRL) is exactly what its name describes - a high-level, ranked list of the requirements for a project or product, making B correct by definition. Option A describes a Ways of Working (WoW) document or team agreement, not a PRL. Option C…
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- AHigh-level definition of the tools, techniques and customs
- BHigh-level prioritized requirements list
- CHigh-level definition of the over-arching business driver
- DHigh-level schedule of Project Increments
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(25 responses)- B96% (24)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
A Prioritized Requirements List (PRL) is exactly what its name describes - a high-level, ranked list of the requirements for a project or product, making B correct by definition. Option A describes a Ways of Working (WoW) document or team agreement, not a PRL. Option C describes a Vision Statement, which captures the overarching business driver or purpose. Option D describes a Program Board or PI Planning schedule, which maps work across Project Increments in SAFe or similar frameworks.
Memory tip: Let the acronym guide you - PRL = Prioritized Requirements List. Every word in the name IS the definition. If an exam choice restates the acronym's meaning, that's your answer.
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