ACA-900 Sample Questions

ACA-900 Sample Questions & Answers

Adding, updating and structuring work items carries over a third of the test, ahead of workflows plus Scrum and Kanban boards, fundamentals like project and issue types, navigating the interface and personal settings, and basic Rovo features.

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  1. Question 1Advanced

    Basic Concepts · Agile Frameworks

    A DevOps team handles continuous incoming infrastructure requests with unpredictable arrival times. Their primary goal is to optimize the continuous flow of work and prevent team members from being overwhelmed by too many simultaneous tasks. They do not work in fixed two-week iterations. Which Agile framework and associated Jira feature is most appropriate for this team?

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    Correct answer: A

    Kanban is designed for continuous flow without fixed time-boxed iterations (sprints). A core tenet of Kanban is utilizing Work In Progress (WIP) limits to prevent overloading the team and to highlight bottlenecks. Scrum relies on fixed sprints and sprint planning, which does not fit this team's unpredictable, continuous request model.

  2. Question 2Beginner

    Basic Concepts · Backlog Concepts

    True or False: The Product Backlog contains only the issues that have been selected and committed to for the current active sprint.

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    Correct answer: B

    This is False. The Product Backlog is the master prioritized list of all desired work for the entire product. The subset of items selected specifically for the current active sprint is known as the Sprint Backlog.

  3. Question 3Beginner

    Jira Navigation · Global Navigation

    A user is currently viewing a Jira dashboard and needs to quickly return to a specific issue they were viewing yesterday. However, they cannot remember the exact issue key or the project it belongs to. Which navigation element is the most efficient way to locate this recently viewed issue?

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    Correct answer: C

    The 'Your work' dropdown in the top global navigation bar provides immediate access to recent projects, recently viewed issues, and issues currently assigned to you. This is the fastest way to find an issue you looked at yesterday without needing to search or know the project context.

  4. Question 4Intermediate

    Jira Navigation · Dashboards

    A project manager needs to provide executive stakeholders with a single, read-only view that summarizes project health. The view must simultaneously display a pie chart of issue statuses, a two-dimensional filter statistics grid, and a sprint health overview. Which Jira feature should the project manager configure to meet this requirement?

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    Correct answer: A

    Jira Dashboards are customizable overview pages designed specifically for reporting and visibility. They use 'Gadgets' (like Pie Charts, Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics, and Sprint Health gadgets) to display various data points in a single consolidated view. Boards are used for managing daily workflow, not for aggregating multiple chart types.

  5. Question 5Advanced

    Jira Navigation · Finding and Filtering Issues

    A QA lead needs to create a saved filter to find all bugs in the 'MobileApp' project that are currently in the 'In Progress' status and are assigned to the currently logged-in user. Which JQL query correctly retrieves this exact set of issues?

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    Correct answer: D

    JQL uses AND/OR operators to combine clauses. To find specifically 'bugs' (as requested), the query must include type = Bug. It must also filter by project, status, and use the currentUser() function to dynamically match whoever is running the query.

    flowchart LR A[project = MobileApp] -->|AND| B[type = Bug] B -->|AND| C[status = In Progress] C -->|AND| D[assignee = currentUser()] D --> E(((Result Set)))

  6. Question 6Intermediate

    Jira Navigation · Personal Settings and Profile

    A developer is receiving too many email notifications for minor issue updates in Jira. They want to disable notifications for their own changes so they only get alerted when other team members update an issue. Where should the developer navigate to modify their personal email notification preferences?

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    Correct answer: A

    Individual users control their own email notification behaviors (such as choosing not to receive emails for changes they make themselves) by clicking their profile icon in the top-right corner and selecting 'Personal settings'. Project settings dictate who is notified, but personal settings can override the delivery of self-generated notifications.

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