Scrum SAFe-Architect Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 22,2026- Exam Code: SAFe-Architect
- Exam Name: SAFe 5 Architect (ARCH)
- Certification Provider: Scrum
- Latest update: Oct 22,2026
Question #171
What should Enablers include?
- A . The architectural design
- B . The cost of delay
- C . The rationale
- D . The total cost
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
The architectural design
A
Explanation:
The architectural design
Question #172
What is included in an Epic hypothesis statement?
- A . Desired delivery date
- B . Estimated return on investment (ROI)
- C . Non-functional requirements (NFRs)
- D . The ART responsible for delivery
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
Non-functional requirements (NFRs)
C
Explanation:
Non-functional requirements (NFRs)
Question #173
What is an outcome of Value Stream Mapping?
- A . The number of defects introduced during the delivery process
- B . The return on investments (ROI) of information technology initiatives
- C . Identified waste and delay in the delivery process
- D . A plan for automating the Value Stream
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
Identified waste and delay in the delivery process
C
Explanation:
Identified waste and delay in the delivery process
Question #174
What is one example of how Architects participate during PI execution?
- A . By identifying and assigning ART Backlog items
- B . By supporting Agile Teams with Enabler development
- C . By conducting architecture reviews for each Story
- D . By preparing detailed architecture specification for the next PI
Correct Answer: B
B
Explanation:
By supporting Agile Teams with Enabler development
B
Explanation:
By supporting Agile Teams with Enabler development
Question #175
How do Architects collaborate with the Lean-Agile Center of Excellence?
- A . By defining key technical initiatives that support Lean Budgets using Enabler Epics
- B . By providing technical input and concern into SAFe transformation
- C . By driving architectural initiatives in the Portfolio Kanban system
- D . By facilitating the reuse of code, component and proven patterns
Correct Answer: D
D
Explanation:
By facilitating the reuse of code, component and proven patterns
D
Explanation:
By facilitating the reuse of code, component and proven patterns
Question #176
What benefit does Pre-Planning provide?
- A . Pre-defined Features for every ART team member
- B . A Strategy for how the ART’s will implement upcoming Solution Train capabilities
- C . A set of Features for every ART’s PI Planning event
- D . An opportunity to brainstorm about the new marketing Vision
Correct Answer: B
B
Explanation:
A Strategy for how the ART’s will implement upcoming Solution Train capabilities
B
Explanation:
A Strategy for how the ART’s will implement upcoming Solution Train capabilities
Question #177
How can an Architect enable early and frequent delivery for better economics?
- A . By understanding which systems are assets and which are liabilities to continuous delivery
- B . By sponsoring Enabler Epics that explore open source technology
- C . By retiring legacy systems
- D . By educating teams on the Requirements, Design, Implementation and Verification approach
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
By understanding which systems are assets and which are liabilities to continuous delivery
A
Explanation:
By understanding which systems are assets and which are liabilities to continuous delivery
Question #178
During which activity do Architects provide teams feedback on the actual value delivered from architecture work?
- A . Throughout PI Planning
- B . During Value Stream Mapping
- C . Prior to or part of the I&A System Demo
- D . During the Coach Sync meeting
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
Prior to or part of the I&A System Demo
C
Explanation:
Prior to or part of the I&A System Demo
Question #179
Which activity occurs regularly at the Architect sync?
- A . Approving the team’s architectural change requests
- B . Swarming on technical issues that are impending the ART’s
- C . Writing Enabler Epics and Features
- D . Evaluating the team’s conformance to architectural specifications
Correct Answer: B
B
Explanation:
Swarming on technical issues that are impending the ART’s
B
Explanation:
Swarming on technical issues that are impending the ART’s
Question #180
How might a non-functional requirements (NFR) be defined as a backlog item?
- A . As a generic Enabler that is reused from iteration to Iteration
- B . As an Enabler Story attached to a business Story
- C . As an Enabler Feature attached to a business Feature
- D . As an Enabler that will constrain other backlog items once implemented.
Correct Answer: D
D
Explanation:
As an Enabler that will constrain other backlog items once implemented.
D
Explanation:
As an Enabler that will constrain other backlog items once implemented.