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In which situation might a Sprint be cancelled?
1 point
when the Developers think they cannot finish the Sprint Backlog
when the Product Owner has a new idea for the product
when the Product Backlog is reordered
when Sprint Goal becomes obsolete
when the Sprint Planning was not finished in the timebox
Clear selection
TRUE of FALSE: if the Product Owner does not intend to release at the end of the Sprint, then the Definition of Done does not need to be met.
1 point
TRUE
FALSE
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When does a Sprint begin?
1 point
directly after the previous Sprint (no gap in between)
when the Scrum Master decides it
after the Sprint Planning
when the Developers have finished the Sprint Backlog of the previous Sprint
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Which are Scrum's pillars of empirical process control?
1 point
management support, respect for people, restless improvement
courage, respect, focus
do what you do now, manage the flow, leadership at all levels
transparency, inspection, adaptation
make people awesome, make safety a prerequisite, learn rapidly
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What is the timebox for a Sprint Review of a 1-month Sprint?
1 point
15 minutes
3 hours
4 hours
8 hours
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Your name:
1 point
Your answer
Which accountability is not defined for a Scrum Team?
1 point
Agile Project Manager
Scrum Master
Developers
Product Owners
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How do Developers conduct the Daily Scrum?
1 point
answer 3 questions that the Scrum Master defines
they share a cup of coffee and news about the last evening
answer 3 questions that are described in the Scrum Guide
everybody has to speak
as suits them best to inspect progress toward the Sprint Goal and adapt the Sprint Backlog as necessary
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What is the timebox for a Sprint Retrospective of a 1-month Sprint?
1 point
15 minutes
3 hours
4 hours
8 hours
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What is the timebox for a Daily Scrum of a 1-month Sprint?
1 point
15 minutes
3 hours
4 hours
8 hours
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What is not true about a Daily Scrum?
1 point
time box 15 minutes
Scrum Master facilitates
every day
same time, same place
by the Developers for the Developers
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TRUE or FALSE: the Sprint Backlog needs to have at least one item for each Developer so that they can all work.
1 point
TRUE
FALSE
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Which statement fits for the Product Backlog?
1 point
In order to provide value, the ... must be usable.
... is an emergent, ordered list.
... is a formal description of the quality required for the product.
... is the single objective for the Sprint.
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What is the length of a Sprint?
1 point
up to 1 month
Scrum Master decides
2 weeks
3 weeks
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Who might cancel a Sprint?
1 point
Scrum Master
Developers
Product Owner
Management
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Which is the first Event in a Sprint?
1 point
Daily Scrum
Sprint Planning
Sprint Review
Sprint Retrospective
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Which question does the Sprint Planning not address?
1 point
who?
what?
how?
why?
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When multiple teams work together on the same Product, how many Product Backlogs should they have?
1 point
one for each Product Owner
one for the Product Backlog items a team can work on independently and another one for those with dependencies between the teams
one for each team
one for the product
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If a Product Backlog item does not meet the Definition of Done at the end of the Sprint...
1 point
... it is put into the next Sprint Backlog
... it is put on top of the Product Backlog
... it is ordered into the Product Backlog by the Product Owner
... it is finished in the next Sprint, but not listed in the the Sprint Backlog to have nicer numbers and success rates.
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Which is not a Scrum value?
1 point
Choose
Commitment
Trust
Respect
Courage
Focus
Openness
Map Scrum Artifacts with their Commitments:
7 points
Trust
Product Goal
Sprint Goal
Focus
Courage
Definition of Done
not a Scrum Artifact!
Sprint End Report
Product Backlog
Sprint Burndown Chart
Sprint Backlog
Refinement
Product Burndown Chart
Increment
Trust
Product Goal
Sprint Goal
Focus
Courage
Definition of Done
not a Scrum Artifact!
Sprint End Report
Product Backlog
Sprint Burndown Chart
Sprint Backlog
Refinement
Product Burndown Chart
Increment
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