ITIL5-FND-BR ITIL Foundation (Version 5) Bridge Practice Questions
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- Exam fee
- $895 USD
- Time limit
- 30 minutes
- Questions on the exam
- 20
- Passing score
- 65%
- Level
- Foundation
- Valid for
- 3 years
Domains covered on the exam 5
- New Product and Service Lifecycle Model25%
- Updated ITIL Value System and Terminology20%
- AI Governance and Digital Environment20%
- Updated Management Practices Structure20%
- Enhanced Continual Improvement and Value Streams15%
- 1
Select the TWO practices that were previously categorized as 'Technical Management Practices' in ITIL 4 but are now categorized as 'Product and Service Management Practices' in ITIL Version 5. (Select TWO)
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Correct answer: A, D
Deployment Management was a Technical Management practice in ITIL 4 and is now a Product and Service Management practice in v5.
Software Development and Management was a Technical Management practice in ITIL 4 and is now a Product and Service Management practice in v5.
- 2
The 'Optimize' stage in the ITIL Version 5 lifecycle is distinct from the ITIL 4 'Improve' value chain activity. Which of the following best characterizes the primary focus of the 'Optimize' stage?
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Correct answer: A
While 'Improve' was a pervasive activity in ITIL 4, 'Optimize' is a specific lifecycle stage in Version 5. It focuses on using data from operations to refine the product/service for better efficiency, sustainability, and user experience before it is either iterated upon or retired.
- 3
A software team is utilizing Value Stream Mapping to identify bottlenecks in their delivery process. They notice a significant delay between the 'Develop/Build' and 'Deploy/Transition' stages due to manual approval steps. This activity of identifying and removing waste best aligns with which domain of the ITIL Version 5 syllabus?
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Correct answer: A
Identifying bottlenecks, delays, and waste in the flow of work from demand to value is the core purpose of Value Stream Mapping and Management.
- 4
A multinational financial institution is transitioning from a legacy monolithic banking application to a microservices architecture. The product team is currently conducting deep market research and analyzing customer feedback to validate the necessity of a new AI-driven fraud detection module. According to the ITIL Version 5 product and service lifecycle model, which stage is the team primarily executing?
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Correct answer: D
The Discover stage in the ITIL Version 5 lifecycle focuses on understanding market needs, conducting research, identifying opportunities, and validating demand before detailed design begins. This corresponds to the team's current activities of market research and validation.
- 5
Which of the following statements ACCURATELY describes the structural change regarding the 'Technical Management Practices' category in ITIL Version 5 compared to ITIL 4?
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Correct answer: C
In ITIL Version 5, the 'Technical Management Practices' category has been eliminated. The practices previously within it (such as Software Development and Management, Infrastructure and Platform Management, and Deployment Management) have been moved to the 'Product and Service Management Practices' category.
- 6
A digital service provider is decommissioning a legacy CRM system that has been replaced by a cloud-native SaaS solution. The team is ensuring data is archived according to compliance regulations and that all associated infrastructure resources are released back to the pool. In the ITIL Version 5 lifecycle, this activity falls specifically under which stage?
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Correct answer: B
The Retire stage is explicitly defined in the ITIL Version 5 lifecycle for activities related to decommissioning, sunsetting, archiving data, and releasing resources when a product or service reaches the end of its useful life.
