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
Which example is considered an anti-pattern of Agile architecture?
- A . Ensuring the Architectural Runway supports the business strategy as defined by the Strategic Themes
- B . Decoupling deployment from release
- C . A balanced combination of intentional architectural and emergent design
- D . A weekly Architectural change approval board
D
Explanation:
A weekly Architectural change approval board
What is one type of Value Stream in SAFe?
- A . Organizational
- B . DevOps
- C . Development
- D . Technical
C
Explanation:
Development
What is an Architect’s primary responsibility during management review and problem solving?
- A . Look for opportunities to provide additional capacity for more architectural work
- B . Assign business value to the architecture objectives
- C . Create new Enabler stories
- D . Discuss adjustments that will continue to support the architecture Vision
D
Explanation:
Discuss adjustments that will continue to support the architecture Vision
A group of Architects is discsussing a major enhancement to an existing operational system.
What is the most critical characteristics of the new architecture?
- A . Governing architectural requirements
- B . Enabling automated builds
- C . Aligning strategy to execution
- D . Supporting continuous delivery
D
Explanation:
Supporting continuous delivery
How does Architect enable Continuous Deployment?
- A . By decoupling deployment from Release
- B . By documenting the deployment process
- C . By writing Enabler Features
- D . By joining the Operations team
A
Explanation:
By decoupling deployment from Release
What must System Architect avoid when balancing intentional architecture and emergent design for the upcoming PI?
- A . Explaining the architectural Vision to Agile Teams
- B . Providing guidance to align the team’s localized design decisions
- C . Un-validated architectural decisions
- D . Reuse of common components
C
Explanation:
Un-validated architectural decisions
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
A
Explanation:
By understanding which systems are assets and which are liabilities to continuous delivery
Which one is NOT an example of how capacity allocation helps balance priorities?
- A . Creates balance between immediate and long term value delivery
- B . Allows enterprise to invest in architectural runway
- C . Provides time for exploration of requirements and design of future PIs
- D . Provides resource to DevOps to complete the release
D
Explanation:
Provides resource to DevOps to complete the release
What is one piece of work a System Architect demos during Iteration Review?
- A . Intentional architecture
- B . Coding standards
- C . Architectural documentation
- D . New system functionality
A
Explanation:
Intentional architecture
What is one architectural consideration that supports Release on Demand?
- A . Feature toggles
- B . Cloud computing
- C . Deployment automation
- D . Infrastructure as code
A
Explanation:
Feature toggles