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What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring team follows Scrum practices?

A. Enforcing Scrum rules

B. Tracking progress

C. Reviewing Sprint outcomes

D. Ensuring team collaboration

What is a cross-functional team?

A. A team with diverse skills

B. A team with the same skills

C. A team with complementary skills

D. A team with similar skills

In what scenario might a Scrum Team decide to extend the duration of a Sprint?

A. When the team is close to completing a major feature

B. Sprints should never be extended as it goes against Scrum principles

C. If a critical team member is unavailable for an extended period

D. To accommodate changes in project scope requested by the client

Which activity is outside the Scrum Master's responsibilities?

A. Facilitating the Daily Scrum meetings

B. Prioritizing the Product Backlog items

C. Removing impediments to the team’s progress

D. Directly managing the Development Team

What is a definition of ready in Scrum?

A. Work is ready to start

B. Ensure work is defined

C. Review work scope

D. Work is ready for development

What is a Scrum Master’s role in team building?

A. Builds team cohesion

B. Facilitates communication

C. Monitors progress

D. Set team goals

What is the role of the Scrum Master in promoting agile principles?

A. Encouraging agile mindset

B. Managing tasks

C. Scheduling meetings

D. Tracking progress

What is the benefit of having a dedicated Scrum Master?

A. Improved focus

B. Consistent leadership

C. Dedicated accountability

D. Enhanced productivity

What is the purpose of a Daily Scrum?

A. Coordinate daily tasks

B. Set goals

C. Set deadlines

D. Assign tasks

10.

What is the Agile principle of 'sustainable pace'?

A. Maintaining a consistent work pace

B. Delivering fast

C. Ensuring quality

D. Ensuring deadlines

11.

What is an epic in Scrum?

A. A large user story

B. A small user story

C. A task description

D. A non-functional requirement

12.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in removing team impediments?

A. Removing impediments

B. Documenting issues

C. Updating project plan

D. Coordinating with stakeholders

13.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in the Daily Scrum?

A. Leading the daily standup

B. Recording attendance

C. Planning work

D. Assigning roles

14.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in maintaining the Scrum board?

A. Keeping the board updated

B. Updating task status

C. Tracking progress

D. Managing team workload

15.

What is the purpose of a burn-up chart?

A. Track project progress

B. Track team capacity

C. Visualize work progress

D. Detail project requirements

16.

What is the importance of having a Product Owner in Scrum?

A. Maximizing value

B. Setting priorities

C. Tracking progress

D. Communicating vision

17.

How does Scrum ensure transparency?

A. Through detailed documentation for each feature

B. By making all work and progress visible to all stakeholders

C. Regular status meetings with external stakeholders

D. Keeping decision-making within the Scrum Team

18.

What is continuous integration?

A. Integrating code into a shared repository frequently

B. Testing before release

C. Releasing code frequently

D. Deploying frequently

19.

What is a definition of ready?

A. Criteria for starting work

B. Meeting deadlines

C. Assigning tasks

D. Setting time limits

20.

What is a Sprint Backlog in Scrum?

A. List of tasks for the Sprint

B. Product vision

C. Backlog items

D. Sprint report

21.

What action should be taken when a Sprint Goal becomes unachievable?

A. Continue working on the initial plan despite the unachievable goal

B. Re-negotiate the Sprint scope with stakeholders to align with achievable objectives

C. Automatically extend the Sprint duration to meet the goal

D. The team should disband and reform with a new goal

22.

Which metric is NOT used to measure the success of a Scrum Team?

A. Number of completed user stories

B. Velocity

C. Customer satisfaction

D. Hours worked per week

23.

What is the importance of a time-boxed Sprint?

A. Promotes focus and discipline

B. Allows for flexibility

C. Improves work quality

D. Encourages consistent delivery

24.

What is the purpose of a Sprint Goal?

A. Guiding the team

B. Measuring progress

C. Delivering the Sprint goal

D. Managing the backlog

25.

What is the importance of iterative development in Agile?

A. Allows for frequent feedback

B. Improves efficiency

C. Speeds up development

D. Reduces risk

26.

What is the primary role of the Scrum Master?

A. To manage the project and ensure it is completed on time.

B. To facilitate Scrum events and support the team in applying Scrum practices.

C. To prioritize the product backlog items according to business value.

D. To write user stories and ensure the product backlog is up to date.

27.

What is the benefit of having a Sprint Retrospective?

A. Continuous improvement

B. Identifying areas for improvement

C. Reviewing Sprint outcomes

D. Celebrating successes

28.

What is the concept of 'inspect and adapt' in Scrum?

A. Improving through reflection

B. Recording progress

C. Reflecting on progress

D. Planning tasks

29.

What is the main difference between Scrum and Kanban?

A. Kanban focuses on flow

B. Scrum has sprints

C. Kanban uses boards

D. Scrum has roles

30.

What is the purpose of Scrum ceremonies?

A. Ensuring Scrum practices

B. Executing Scrum events

C. Tracking progress

D. Prioritizing work

31.

What is the role of the Product Owner in prioritizing the backlog?

A. Organizing work

B. Prioritizing tasks

C. Breaking down tasks

D. Developing the backlog

32.

What is the role of the Development Team in the Sprint Review?

A. Demonstrating work done

B. Giving feedback

C. Setting new goals

D. Reviewing work done

33.

What is the primary reason for a Scrum Team to maintain a burndown chart?

A. To track the remaining work to be done in the Sprint

B. To ensure that the project stays within budget

C. To display team performance metrics to management

D. As a competitive analysis tool against other teams

34.

What should the Development Team do if they realize they are unable to finish the committed work by the end of the Sprint?

A. Extend the Sprint duration to complete all committed items

B. Reduce the scope to meet the Sprint Goal

C. Re-negotiate the scope of work with the Product Owner

D. Immediately start a new Sprint without reviewing the incomplete work

35.

What is a Sprint Goal in Scrum?

A. Sprint objective

B. Sprint completion criteria

C. Sprint time frame

D. Sprint deliverable

36.

What does the Increment represent in Scrum?

A. The list of tasks completed during the Sprint

B. The total work completed by the Development Team during a Sprint that adds value to the product

C. A new set of product backlog items selected for the next Sprint

D. An updated version of the Scrum Guide

37.

What is the purpose of a Burndown Chart?

A. To track the number of product features completed over time

B. To show the total amount of work remaining to reach the Sprint Goal

C. To display the project's budget status

D. To compare the efficiency of different Scrum Teams

38.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring team productivity?

A. Maximizing efficiency

B. Tracking team progress

C. Reviewing progress

D. Assigning roles

39.

Who is responsible for the Scrum Team's performance?

A. The Scrum Master

B. The Development Team

C. The Product Owner

D. The entire Scrum Team

40.

Why are Daily Scrums important?

A. They allow the team to rest and prepare for the day

B. They help the team synchronize their work and plan for the next 24 hours

C. To update the Scrum Master on progress

D. To assign daily tasks to team members

41.

What is the purpose of a Sprint Planning meeting?

A. Planning the work to be performed in the Sprint

B. Reviewing the past Sprint

C. Prioritizing tasks

D. Assigning tasks

42.

What is a burndown chart used for in Scrum?

A. Tracking progress

B. Estimating tasks

C. Reviewing progress

D. Managing resources

43.

What does a Burnup Chart show in Scrum?

A. The total cost of the project over time

B. The amount of work completed versus the total work remaining

C. The cumulative flow of work items in different stages of development

D. The number of user stories completed in each Sprint

44.

What is the role of the Development Team during a Sprint?

A. Developing the product increment

B. Testing the product

C. Creating user stories

D. Setting sprint goals

45.

What is a Sprint Backlog?

A. A list of tasks for the Sprint

B. A project plan

C. A list of requirements

D. A detailed plan

46.

How should work be allocated to the Development Team?

A. The Scrum Master assigns tasks to team members.

B. The Product Owner assigns tasks based on the Product Backlog.

C. Team members volunteer for tasks based on their skills and interests.

D. Tasks are randomly assigned to ensure fairness.

47.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in facilitating Scrum events?

A. Scheduling and leading events

B. Documenting events

C. Recording meeting minutes

D. Communicating with stakeholders

48.

What does it mean for a team to be 'cross-functional' in Scrum?

A. Members specialize in one function and consult on that basis

B. Members have overlapping skills, but each is dedicated to a single process

C. Team members possess all the skills necessary to complete the work without depending on others not part of the team

D. The team works in functional silos but collaborates on Scrum ceremonies

49.

What is the outcome of the Sprint Planning meeting?

A. A detailed budget report

B. A plan for the work to be performed during the Sprint

C. A new product feature list

D. Selection of team members for the next project

50.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring team collaboration?

A. Facilitating teamwork

B. Encouraging synergy

C. Leading team activities

D. Blocking interruptions

51.

What is the role of a Scrum Master in facilitating meetings?

A. Leading Scrum meetings

B. Tracking progress

C. Recording minutes

D. Creating agendas

52.

What is a Scrum implementation strategy?

A. A plan for Scrum adoption

B. A set of practices

C. Implementing Scrum ceremonies

D. Monitoring team performance

53.

Which artifact helps track progress toward completing a release?

A. Sprint Backlog

B. Product Backlog

C. Release Burndown Chart

D. Increment

54.

Which event marks the end of a Sprint?

A. Sprint Planning

B. Sprint Review

C. Daily Scrum

D. Sprint Retrospective

55.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in facilitating Scrum ceremonies?

A. Scheduling and leading

B. Reviewing past work

C. Recording minutes

D. Ensuring compliance

56.

What is the purpose of a Product Backlog?

A. Organizes work items

B. Details requirements

C. Defines scope

D. Improves work quality

57.

How does Scrum propose to manage requirements?

A. Through detailed, upfront planning at the beginning of the project

B. By fixing the scope and adjusting time and costs

C. By frequently refining and reprioritizing the Product Backlog based on feedback

D. By strictly adhering to the original project estimate

58.

What is the purpose of a Sprint Review?

A. To plan the next Sprint

B. To review work that was completed and not completed

C. To inspect the Increment and adapt the Product Backlog if needed

D. To discuss what went well, what could be improved, and what will be improved in the next Sprint

59.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring team discipline?

A. Enforcing Scrum rules

B. Managing team tasks

C. Ensuring adherence

D. Managing documentation

60.

What is the importance of a shippable product increment at the end of each Sprint?

A. Ensuring deliverables are ready for release

B. Delivering usable increments

C. Meeting Sprint goals

D. Ensuring release readiness

61.

What is a Scrum Master’s role in ensuring team accountability?

A. Monitor team performance

B. Track individual tasks

C. Report daily updates

D. Set performance goals

62.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in facilitating Daily Scrums?

A. Leading daily standups

B. Assigning tasks

C. Recording minutes

D. Organizing meetings

63.

What is the importance of the Sprint Goal?

A. Provides a clear target

B. Ensures focus

C. Provides a clear focus

D. Ensures progress

64.

What is pair programming?

A. Two developers working together

B. One developer working alone

C. Two testers working together

D. Two teams working together

65.

What is the role of the Product Owner during the Daily Scrum?

A. To provide daily updates on market changes

B. To listen and offer feedback if needed, but not actively participate

C. To assign new tasks based on product feedback

D. The Product Owner does not attend the Daily Scrum

66.

What is the importance of adaptive planning in Scrum?

A. Allows for flexibility

B. Improves responsiveness

C. Allows for quick changes

D. Improves decision making

67.

What is the importance of having a clear Sprint Goal?

A. Focuses on Sprint outcomes

B. Clarifies team focus

C. Motivates the team

D. Maintain focus

68.

What is a Scrum Master in agile?

A. A facilitator

B. A manager

C. A team leader

D. A project manager

69.

What is the purpose of a Sprint Retrospective?

A. To reflect on the past Sprint

B. To improve team processes

C. To plan the next Sprint

D. To update the backlog

70.

What is the recommended action if a team member is consistently not completing their tasks?

A. The team member should be removed from the team

B. Address the issue in the Sprint Retrospective to find solutions

C. Increasing the workload to improve efficiency

D. Assigning easier tasks to that team member in future Sprints

71.

What is a Scrum Master responsible for in terms of team dynamics?

A. Improving team dynamics

B. Managing tasks

C. Assigning tasks

D. Team building

72.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in managing team workload?

A. Balancing workload

B. Assigning tasks

C. Setting deadlines

D. Creating schedules

73.

What is the purpose of the Daily Scrum?

A. Coordinate daily tasks

B. Identify impediments

C. Set goals

D. Review team work

74.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in fostering a collaborative environment?

A. Encouraging teamwork

B. Building team rapport

C. Maintaining team morale

D. Maintaining team focus

75.

What is the importance of having a potentially shippable product increment?

A. Ensures readiness for release

B. Ensures high quality

C. Improves team morale

D. Ensures functionality

76.

What is the purpose of the Product Backlog refinement?

A. To add new requirements to the Product Backlog

B. To ensure the Product Backlog remains a prioritized list of clear, concise items

C. To remove outdated items from the Product Backlog

D. To review and revise items to ensure they are up-to-date and accurately prioritized

77.

Who is responsible for the Product Backlog?

A. Product Owner

B. Scrum Master

C. Development Team

D. Stakeholders

78.

Which of the following best describes the Definition of Done?

A. A list of tasks that the Development Team needs to complete

B. A detailed description of the product features requested by the stakeholders

C. The criteria that a product increment must meet to be considered complete

D. A document specifying the technical requirements of the product

79.

What activity is NOT part of the Sprint Retrospective?

A. Identifying improvements for the next Sprint

B. Assigning blame for mistakes made during the Sprint

C. Discussing new technologies to implement

D. Reviewing the work done in the Sprint

80.

What is the role of the Product Owner in managing technical debt?

A. The Product Owner should not be involved in technical decisions

B. Prioritizing the reduction of technical debt in the Product Backlog

C. Delegating the responsibility to manage technical debt to the Development Team

D. Ignoring technical debt to focus on new features

81.

What is the importance of continuous improvement in Scrum?

A. Adapt and improve

B. Maintain quality

C. Improve processes

D. Maintain schedules

82.

What is the maximum recommended size for a Scrum Team?

A. 5 members

B. 10 members

C. 15 members

D. No recommended size

83.

What is the purpose of backlog grooming?

A. Refining backlog items

B. Planning future sprints

C. Breaking down tasks

D. Identifying new tasks

84.

Which ceremony involves stakeholders outside of the Scrum Team?

A. Daily Scrum

B. Sprint Review

C. Sprint Planning

D. Sprint Retrospective

85.

What is the importance of a sprint backlog?

A. Tracks work to be done

B. Defines scope of work

C. Facilitates communication

D. Monitors project status

86.

What is the role of a Scrum Master in process improvement?

A. Improving processes

B. Streamlining work

C. Quality assurance

D. Retrospective

87.

How should a Scrum Team manage a Product Backlog item that becomes irrelevant?

A. Keep it in the Backlog for future consideration

B. Re-prioritize it to the bottom of the Backlog

C. Remove it from the Backlog immediately

D. Automatically move it to the next Sprint's Backlog

88.

What is the importance of face-to-face communication in Agile?

A. It fosters direct communication

B. It is less important

C. It is optional

D. It is encouraged

89.

Who determines how work is performed in the Development Team?

A. The Scrum Master

B. The Product Owner

C. The Development Team

D. External consultants

90.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in fostering team collaboration?

A. Encouraging teamwork

B. Setting goals

C. Assigning tasks

D. Setting deadlines

91.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring continuous delivery?

A. Ensuring regular releases

B. Monitoring work quality

C. Ensuring high performance

D. Facilitating sprint reviews

92.

What is the main reason for the Scrum Master to attend the Daily Scrum?

A. To lead the meeting and give instructions

B. To ensure the team is following the Scrum process

C. To observe and identify any impediments to be removed

D. To update the team on organizational changes

93.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in supporting continuous improvement?

A. Encouraging feedback

B. Implementing changes

C. Providing resources

D. Facilitating training

94.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in sprint planning?

A. Planning the Sprint activities

B. Assigning tasks

C. Reviewing Sprint results

D. Reviewing progress

95.

What is a velocity chart?

A. Measures team productivity

B. Tracks project budget

C. Monitors team velocity

D. Tracks project timeline

96.

What is an Agile retrospective?

A. A structured meeting

B. A reflective meeting

C. A strategic meeting

D. A brainstorming session

97.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in promoting a learning environment?

A. Encouraging continuous improvement

B. Facilitating training

C. Providing resources

D. Providing feedback

98.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in managing Scrum events?

A. Scheduling and leading

B. Assigning tasks

C. Tracking progress

D. Reviewing progress

99.

What is the importance of a Sprint Review?

A. Review progress and adapt

B. Identify next steps

C. Plan future work

D. Celebrate achievements

100.

What is the difference between Agile and Scrum?

A. A methodology and a framework

B. A project management tool

C. A framework

D. A process

101.

What is the importance of a shippable product increment?

A. Ensuring delivery

B. Delivering value

C. Meeting requirements

D. Achieving goals

102.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in protecting the team from outside interruptions?

A. Minimizing distractions

B. Blocking interruptions

C. Removing obstacles

D. Encouraging focus

103.

What is the importance of stakeholder involvement in Scrum?

A. Ensures project success

B. Provides feedback

C. Defines project scope

D. Clarifies requirements

104.

What technique is recommended for prioritizing Product Backlog items in Scrum?

A. Assigning a fixed cost to each item

B. The MoSCoW method (Must have, Should have, Could have, Won't have this time)

C. Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF)

D. Random selection

105.

What is the best approach to estimate tasks in Scrum?

A. Using a time-based estimation in hours

B. Assigning a fixed effort for all tasks

C. Estimating tasks through relative sizing or story points

D. Estimating based on the complexity compared to previous projects

106.

What is the purpose of having a time-boxed Sprint?

A. Maintains focus

B. Reduces risk

C. Prevents overcommitment

D. Tracks work

107.

What is the role of the Development Team in the Sprint Retrospective?

A. Reflect and improve

B. Providing feedback

C. Assigning tasks

D. Review team dynamics

108.

What is the role of the Development Team in achieving the Sprint Goal?

A. Work towards the goal

B. Achieve daily targets

C. Testing product quality

D. Setting deadlines

109.

What is the importance of having a clear definition of 'done'?

A. Provides clarity on completion criteria

B. Improves quality standards

C. Ensures consistent delivery

D. Defines work completion criteria

110.

What are the three pillars of Scrum?

A. Transparency, Inspection, Adaptation

B. Planning, Execution, Review

C. Roles, Events, Artifacts

D. Inspection, Adaptation, Retrospective

111.

What is a Definition of Done?

A. Completion criteria

B. Work criteria

C. Scope definition

D. Quality standards

112.

In Scrum, what is the role of management outside of the Scrum Team?

A. Directly managing the Scrum Team's work

B. Providing support and resources needed by the Scrum Team to succeed

C. Assigning tasks to individual team members

D. Micromanaging the Daily Scrums

113.

Which of the following best describes the role of a stakeholder in Scrum?

A. Stakeholders actively participate in Daily Scrums

B. Stakeholders provide feedback during the Sprint Review

C. Stakeholders are responsible for prioritizing the Product Backlog

D. Stakeholders write user stories for the Development Team

114.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in managing Scrum artifacts?

A. Organize and maintain

B. Review and update

C. Ensure accessibility

D. Define project goals

115.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in coaching the Product Owner?

A. Assist in defining priorities

B. Track progress

C. Set product vision

D. Define product backlog

116.

What is the primary purpose of the Sprint Zero in Scrum?

A. To complete all documentation before the first Sprint

B. To prepare the product backlog and the team for the first Sprint

C. To deliver the first increment of the product

D. There is no Sprint Zero in Scrum according to the official guide

117.

What is the role of the Product Owner in Sprint Planning?

A. Define work for the Sprint

B. Setting priorities

C. Assign tasks

D. Document tasks

118.

What is the purpose of a Scrum board?

A. Visualizing tasks

B. Tracking progress

C. Assigning tasks

D. Assign tasks

119.

What is not a recommended way to improve Scrum implementation in an organization?

A. Mandatory overtime to meet Sprint Goals

B. Training and coaching for the Scrum Team

C. Regularly scheduled Scrum of Scrums

D. Adding more roles to the Scrum framework

120.

What is a Scrum Master in terms of servant leadership?

A. Serving the team

B. Managing the team

C. Overseeing development

D. Enforcing rules

121.

What is the role of a Scrum Master in promoting team self-management?

A. Empower the team

B. Guide team members

C. Monitor task completion

D. Set performance standards

122.

What is the role of the Product Owner in managing stakeholder expectations?

A. Communicating goals

B. Aligning with stakeholder needs

C. Providing updates

D. Assigning tasks

123.

What is the role of stakeholders in Scrum?

A. Providing requirements and feedback

B. Defining the product

C. Providing feedback

D. Planning work

124.

What role does the Product Owner play in a Sprint Planning meeting?

A. Facilitates the meeting and ensures that the team adheres to the time box

B. Decides which team members will work on specific tasks

C. Clarifies the details of the Product Backlog items and their acceptance criteria

D. Reviews the work done in the last Sprint and plans future enhancements

125.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in promoting transparency?

A. Encouraging open communication

B. Documenting processes

C. Tracking progress

D. Monitoring tasks

126.

What is the duration of a typical Sprint?

A. 1 to 4 weeks

B. 6 to 12 months

C. A single day

D. Indefinite, until the project is completed

127.

Which of the following is NOT a Scrum value?

A. Flexibility

B. Courage

C. Openness

D. Respect

128.

What is a self-organizing team?

A. A team managing itself

B. A manager-led team

D. A team managed by a Scrum Master

129.

In Scrum, who prioritizes the Product Backlog?

A. The Scrum Master

B. The Development Team

C. The Product Owner

D. External stakeholders

130.

What is the importance of a Sprint Goal?

A. A short-term objective

B. A long-term goal

C. A measurable goal

D. A team goal

131.

What is a task board?

A. A visual representation of work

B. A list of tasks

C. A backlog

D. A sprint backlog

132.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in maintaining the Product Backlog?

A. Updating items

B. Prioritizing items

C. Ordering items

D. Documenting changes

133.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in facilitating collaboration?

A. Encouraging teamwork

B. Assigning tasks

C. Overseeing daily Scrum

D. Setting up meetings

134.

What is the purpose of having a Product Owner in Scrum?

A. Maximizing product value

B. Tracking project status

C. Setting project scope

D. Ensuring work quality

135.

What distinguishes a Scrum Master from a traditional project manager?

A. The Scrum Master is responsible for project budgeting and scheduling

B. The Scrum Master focuses on facilitating team dynamics and removing impediments

C. The Scrum Master directly manages the Development Team

D. The Scrum Master acts as the sole decision-maker in the Scrum process

136.

In Scrum, who has the authority to cancel a Sprint?

A. The Scrum Master

B. The Development Team

C. The Product Owner

D. The stakeholders

137.

How long is a typical Sprint?

A. 1 week

B. 2-4 weeks

C. 1 month

D. 6 weeks

138.

What is the role of the Product Owner in managing the Product Backlog?

A. Prioritizing items

B. Defining requirements

C. Ordering items

D. Tracking progress

139.

What is the role of the Development Team in delivering a product increment?

A. Building the increment

B. Testing the increment

C. Designing the increment

D. Managing the increment

140.

What is the purpose of the Product Backlog in Scrum?

A. Prioritize work items

B. Plan and manage tasks

C. Organize project tasks

D. Managing project scope

141.

How is the Sprint Goal decided?

A. The Product Owner sets the Sprint Goal without input from the Development Team

B. The Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team collaboratively decide

C. The Development Team decides based on the Product Backlog items

D. It is randomly chosen to encourage flexibility

142.

What is a burndown chart?

A. A graphical representation of work remaining

B. A chart of progress

C. A work breakdown structure

D. A timeline

143.

What is the role of the Development Team in the Daily Scrum?

A. Discuss daily progress

B. Report obstacles

C. Plan upcoming tasks

D. Track project timeline

144.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in conflict resolution within the team?

A. Mediating disputes

B. Documenting issues

C. Ensuring adherence

D. Reviewing work done

145.

During which Scrum event are stakeholders actively involved in providing feedback?

A. Sprint Planning

B. Daily Scrum

C. Sprint Review

D. Sprint Retrospective

146.

What is the role of the Product Owner in a Sprint Review?

A. Present the product increment

B. Review team performance

C. Assign new tasks

D. Approve project scope

147.

What is the primary focus of the Sprint Zero?

A. To build the first increment of the product

B. Setting up the development environment and tools

C. To document all requirements before starting the first Sprint

D. There is no official Sprint Zero in Scrum

148.

What is the importance of a Product Owner in Scrum?

A. Maximizes value delivery

B. Defines project scope

C. Sets vision and goals

D. Tracks project progress

149.

What is the main purpose of the Daily Scrum meeting?

A. To provide a status update to the entire company

B. To plan detailed work for the next phase of the project

C. A quick meeting for the Development Team to synchronize activities and plan work for the next 24 hours

D. A weekly team-building session

150.

How is technical debt best managed in Scrum?

A. By allocating specific Sprints to address technical debt

B. By ignoring it until it becomes critical

C. By integrating the management of technical debt into each Sprint's work

D. By documenting it for future consideration

151.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in managing stakeholder expectations?

A. Aligning stakeholder and team expectations

B. Communicating requirements

C. Managing stakeholder feedback

D. Tracking project milestones

152.

What is a Scrum of Scrums?

A. A coordination meeting

B. A daily meeting

C. A strategic meeting

153.

What is the role of a Product Owner in backlog management?

A. Prioritizing backlog items

B. Defining user stories

C. Estimating backlog items

D. Ordering work items

154.

Who is responsible for prioritizing the work to be done in a Sprint?

A. The Development Team

B. The Scrum Master

C. The Product Owner

D. External stakeholders

155.

What is a Sprint in Scrum?

A. A time-boxed iteration

B. A planning meeting

C. A review session

D. A Sprint review

156.

What is the role of the Development Team?

A. To manage the Scrum process and meetings

B. To develop the product increment

C. To provide feedback to the Product Owner

D. To prioritize the Product Backlog

157.

What is the difference between a Sprint Review and a Sprint Retrospective?

A. Review is product-focused

B. Retrospective is team-focused

C. Review is for stakeholders

D. Both are product-focused

158.

What is the importance of having a transparent workflow?

A. Provides visibility

B. Improves efficiency

C. Reduces bottlenecks

D. Clarifies team roles

159.

What does the term 'time-boxed' mean in Scrum?

A. Events have a maximum duration but can be as short as needed

B. Each event must occur at the same time every day

C. Work is only allowed during designated times

D. All work must be completed within a set amount of time

160.

What is the role of the Development Team in Scrum?

A. Creating the product

B. Testing the product

C. Setting goals

D. Writing code

161.

What is a Sprint?

A. A meeting where the team discusses what went well and what could be improved

B. A set period of time during which specific work has to be completed and made ready for review

C. The final phase of the project where all the remaining tasks are completed

D. A daily meeting to plan the day's work

162.

What should be the team's approach when a Sprint Goal becomes obsolete?

A. Continue with the planned work for practice

B. Terminate the Sprint and plan a new one

C. Ignore the change and proceed as initially planned

D. Adjust the work based on the new context

163.

What is velocity in Scrum?

A. A measure of team's productivity

B. A speed measure

C. A productivity measure

D. A team skill

164.

How should a Scrum Team respond to changes in competition during a Sprint?

A. Immediately shift focus to address the competition

B. Continue working as planned without acknowledging the changes

C. Review the impact with the Product Owner and adapt if necessary

D. Ignore changes until the next Sprint Planning

165.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in monitoring team performance?

A. Tracking progress

B. Assigning tasks

C. Recording tasks

D. Setting goals

166.

What is a product roadmap?

A. A high-level strategic plan

B. A low-level strategic plan

C. A product vision

D. A product plan

167.

What is the importance of transparency in Scrum?

A. Promoting openness

B. Promoting inspection

C. Maintaining documentation

D. Providing visibility

168.

What is the importance of having a transparent workflow in Scrum?

A. Provides visibility

B. Enhances collaboration

C. Defines roles

D. Promotes open communication

169.

What is the role of the Development Team in maintaining quality?

A. Testing and integration

B. Writing code

C. Creating user stories

D. Designing the product

170.

What happens in the Sprint Review?

A. The team discusses their personal achievements

B. The Development Team demonstrates the work done and gathers feedback

C. New features are planned for the next Sprint

D. Stakeholders evaluate the team's performance

171.

In what way does the Scrum Framework support product innovation?

A. By following a strict set of development guidelines

B. Encouraging frequent inspection and adaptation of processes and products

C. Limiting changes to the Product Backlog during a Sprint

D. Focusing solely on the completion of predetermined features

172.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in maintaining Scrum values?

A. Promoting values

B. Enforcing principles

C. Organizing meetings

D. Setting standards

173.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in promoting continuous delivery?

A. Ensuring regular releases

B. Ensuring functionality

C. Maintaining schedules

D. Implementing processes

174.

Who facilitates the Sprint Retrospective?

A. Scrum Master

B. Product Owner

C. Development Team

D. Product Master

175.

What is a Scrum Master's role in ensuring team productivity?

A. Maximizing team efficiency

B. Monitoring team activities

C. Ensuring task completion

D. Allocating resources

176.

How should the Scrum Team handle a product backlog item that was not completed in the last Sprint?

A. Carry it over to the next Sprint without any review

B. Automatically move it to the top of the Product Backlog

C. Re-evaluate its priority and decide in the Sprint Planning

D. Discard it as it was not completed in time

177.

What is the definition of 'Done'?

A. A shared understanding of what 'done' means

B. A checklist

C. A contract

D. A quality standard

178.

Can the Sprint duration be changed during the project?

A. Yes, frequently to adapt to project needs

B. No, it should remain constant throughout the project

C. Only at the beginning of the project

D. Yes, if the team agrees unanimously

179.

What is the best practice for a Scrum Team when dealing with unclear requirements?

A. Proceed based on the team's best guess and clarify later

B. Seek clarification from the Product Owner and stakeholders before proceeding

C. Assign the task of clarifying requirements to the Scrum Master

D. Increase the Sprint length to give more time for clarification

180.

What is the importance of backlog refinement?

A. Improving backlog quality

B. Ensuring backlog items are ready

C. Prioritizing backlog items

D. Clarifying user stories

181.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in promoting team self-management?

A. Empowering the team

B. Facilitating decisions

C. Monitoring performance

D. Setting standards

182.

What is the benefit of a clear Sprint Goal?

A. Provides a clear objective

B. Enhances focus

C. Improves planning

D. Enhances motivation

183.

What should be done when the Scrum Team identifies a new risk during a Sprint?

A. Stop the Sprint to analyze the risk in detail

B. Document the risk and continue with the Sprint as planned

C. Update the risk register and assess its impact during the next Sprint Planning

D. Immediately escalate the risk to higher management

184.

How does Scrum promote team accountability?

A. By having the Scrum Master assign tasks to team members

B. Through self-organization and cross-functionality within the Development Team

C. By external audits of the team's work

D. Requiring detailed daily reports from each team member

185.

What is the benefit of timeboxing?

A. Ensuring focus

B. Ensuring deadlines

C. Maintaining schedules

D. Allocating resources

186.

What is the purpose of the Sprint Goal?

A. Provides direction

B. Clarifies objectives

C. Provides clarity

D. Tracks progress

187.

What does the term 'Scrum Master' refer to?

A. A type of software used to manage Scrum projects

B. The team member who writes user stories

C. The team member responsible for facilitating Scrum practices and removing impediments

D. A certification level for Scrum practitioners

188.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in managing impediments?

A. Removing obstacles

B. Assigning tasks

C. Monitoring team tasks

D. Setting schedules

189.

What is the outcome of a Sprint?

A. Shippable product Increment

B. Completed tasks

C. A project report

D. A Sprint review

190.

What is the purpose of time-boxing in Scrum?

A. Ensures discipline

B. Maintains focus

C. Maintains timelines

D. Prevents overcommitment

191.

What should the Scrum Team do if the Product Owner is consistently unavailable?

A. The Scrum Master should take over the Product Owner's responsibilities

B. Seek assistance from the stakeholders to address the issue

C. Cancel all Sprints until the Product Owner becomes available

D. Elect a temporary Product Owner from among the Development Team

192.

What is the significance of the 'Definition of Ready' in Scrum?

A. It ensures that tasks are completed before the Daily Scrum

B. It signifies that a Product Backlog item is clear and ready to be worked on

C. It's a meeting to define what 'Done' means for the team

D. It's a document that the Scrum Master updates before every Sprint

193.

Which technique is NOT commonly used for estimating Product Backlog items in Scrum?

A. T-shirt sizing

B. Planning Poker

C. The Fibonacci sequence

D. Hourly estimates

194.

What is the benefit of a co-located team?

A. Enhances team cohesion

B. Improves communication

C. Increases focus

D. Facilitates collaboration

195.

What is the purpose of the Definition of Done?

A. Completion criteria

B. Work completion criteria

C. Ensures quality

D. Defines work done

196.

How often should the Product Backlog be refined?

A. At the beginning of each project

B. Once at the end of each Sprint

C. At least once per Sprint

D. Whenever the Product Owner decides

197.

What is a Scrum Sprint?

A. A time-boxed iteration

B. A task list

C. A documentation process

D. A planning meeting

198.

What is the main purpose of a Sprint Review?

A. To inspect the Increment

B. To plan the next Sprint

C. To identify impediments

D. To review team performance

199.

What is the purpose of the Sprint Retrospective?

A. To plan the next Sprint in detail

B. To reflect on the past Sprint and plan for improvements

C. To review and adapt the product increment

D. To assign individual performance ratings

200.

What is the importance of a Sprint Planning meeting?

A. Plan work for the Sprint

B. Identify work to be done

C. Assigning tasks

D. Reviewing team performance

201.

What is essential for maintaining a sustainable pace in Scrum?

A. Frequent overtime to meet Sprint Goals

B. Regular breaks and a manageable workload

C. Extending Sprints to ensure all work is completed

D. Increasing team size whenever the workload increases

202.

What is the purpose of the Scrum of Scrums?

A. Coordinate multiple teams

B. Review Sprint progress

C. Evaluate team performance

D. Assign new tasks

203.

What is the importance of estimating tasks in Scrum?

A. Provides a time estimate

B. Prioritizes work

C. Defines Sprint length

D. Ensures accuracy

204.

What is the role of the Product Owner in defining the product vision?

A. Setting goals

B. Tracking progress

C. Reviewing progress

D. Defining scope

205.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in continuous improvement?

A. Promoting ongoing improvement

B. Implementing process changes

C. Maintaining process standards

D. Improving efficiency

206.

How often should the Scrum values be revisited by the team?

A. Only during the Sprint Retrospective

B. At the start of each Sprint

C. Whenever a team member joins or leaves the team

D. Scrum values should be an ongoing discussion

207.

What is the purpose of the Sprint Backlog?

A. Details work for the Sprint

B. Organizes daily tasks

C. Tracks project progress

D. Lists potential tasks

208.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in team communication?

A. Facilitating effective communication

B. Tracking team progress

C. Recording team meetings

D. Organizing team events

209.

What principle underlies the Scrum team's flexibility in implementing changes?

A. The Waterfall method

B. Empirical process control

C. Lean manufacturing

D. Ad-hoc development

210.

What is the role of the Development Team in backlog refinement?

A. Clarifying items

B. Estimating tasks

C. Updating tasks

D. Planning the increment

211.

Which item is NOT typically found in the Sprint Backlog?

A. User Stories selected for the Sprint

B. The Definition of Done for the Sprint

C. Items partially completed from previous Sprints

D. Tasks not directly related to Sprint Goals

212.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in coaching the team?

A. Mentoring and guiding

B. Monitoring work

C. Scheduling work

D. Tracking adherence

213.

What is the importance of iterative development in Scrum?

A. Allows for regular feedback

B. Encourages adaptability

C. Encourages continuous improvement

D. Improves sprint outcomes

214.

What is the importance of team self-management in Scrum?

A. Enhances productivity

B. Improves accountability

C. Encourages self-organization

D. Provides direction

215.

What should be the focus of the Development Team during the Sprint?

A. Achieving the highest number of story points

B. Delivering a potentially releasable Increment of 'Done' product

C. Completing all tasks assigned, regardless of quality

D. Focusing solely on technical tasks and improvements

216.

Why is the Scrum Master role considered a servant-leader?

A. Because they manage the team and assign tasks

B. Because they have the authority to make all project decisions

C. Because they serve the team by removing impediments and facilitating Scrum practices

D. Because they are the team's spokesperson to stakeholders

217.

What are user stories?

A. A detailed description of a feature

B. A description of work

C. A design specification

D. A test case

218.

What is ScrumBan?

A. A hybrid framework

B. A Scrum variation

C. A blend of Scrum and Kanban

D. A combination of Scrum and Kanban

219.

What is the role of the Development Team in a Sprint Review?

A. Demonstrating work done

B. Tracking progress

C. Setting new goals

D. Providing feedback

220.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in supporting the Development Team?

A. Removing obstacles

B. Setting work priorities

C. Assigning tasks

D. Reviewing progress

221.

What is empirical process control?

A. Making decisions based on observation

B. Using data to make decisions

C. Inspecting work

D. Reviewing progress

222.

What is the benefit of holding a Daily Scrum?

A. To provide a status update to the Product Owner

B. To identify and resolve impediments and progress towards the Sprint Goal

C. To re-assign tasks among team members to ensure everything is completed on time

D. To make detailed plans for the next phase of the project

223.

What is the role of the Product Owner in backlog refinement?

A. Refining backlog items

B. Detailing user stories

C. Assigning tasks

D. Documenting progress

224.

What is the main focus of a Sprint Retrospective?

A. To reflect and plan improvements

B. To gather feedback

C. To plan future work

D. To discuss impediments

225.

What is a Scrum board?

A. A visual tool to manage tasks

B. A task list

C. A visual board

D. A project board

226.

Who is responsible for managing the Product Backlog?

A. The Scrum Master

B. The Development Team

C. The Product Owner

D. The Stakeholders

227.

What is the importance of daily stand-ups?

A. Facilitates daily coordination

B. Encourages daily updates

C. Ensures accountability

D. Provides quick status checks

228.

What is a Daily Scrum?

A. Daily stand-up

B. Weekly meeting

C. Monthly meeting

D. Ad-hoc meeting

229.

What is the purpose of having a potentially shippable product increment?

A. Ensures readiness for release

B. Ensures functionality

C. Tracks project progress

D. Ensures value delivery

230.

What should a Scrum Team do if they realize a Sprint Backlog item is much larger than anticipated?

A. Continue working on the item to avoid re-planning

B. Break the item into smaller, more manageable parts and adjust the Sprint Backlog as necessary

C. Remove the item from the Sprint and consider it a loss

D. Ask for additional resources to complete the item on time

231.

What is the role of the Development Team in the Sprint?

A. Developing the increment

B. Testing the product

C. Documenting the increment

D. Planning the increment

232.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in promoting team collaboration?

A. Encouraging open communication

B. Setting up meetings

C. Assigning tasks

D. Reviewing work

233.

What is the purpose of the Scrum of Scrums meeting?

A. To coordinate multiple Scrum teams

B. To review Sprint progress

C. To plan future Sprints

D. To allocate resources

234.

What is the role of the Product Owner in ensuring value delivery?

A. Prioritizing product backlog

B. Updating stakeholders

C. Communicating vision

D. Communicating updates

235.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring team engagement?

A. Motivating the team

B. Assigning tasks

C. Tracking progress

D. Reviewing tasks

236.

How does Scrum facilitate continuous improvement?

A. Through the use of comprehensive documentation

B. Via the Sprint Retrospective and continuous backlog refinement

C. By avoiding changes to the process once it has been established

D. Implementing changes only at the end of the project

237.

What is the purpose of the Scrum Master in ensuring team accountability?

A. Tracking progress

B. Defining roles

C. Clarifying tasks

D. Setting expectations

238.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in conflict resolution?

A. Resolving disputes

B. Assigning tasks

C. Planning tasks

D. Monitoring progress

239.

What does 'increment' mean in Scrum?

A. The team's increase in productivity over time

B. A version of the product that adds to previously created increments

C. The sum of all tasks in the Product Backlog

D. An increase in project cost

240.

What is the role of stakeholders during a Sprint Review?

A. To provide feedback on the Sprint's deliverables

B. To observe but not participate in any discussions

C. To prioritize the Product Backlog for the next Sprint

D. To finalize the product release date

241.

What is the importance of having a transparent Scrum board?

A. Provides visibility

B. Enhances communication

C. Tracks tasks

D. Encourages transparency

242.

What is the importance of team commitment in Scrum?

A. Ensures focus and productivity

B. Ensures accountability

C. Ensures team alignment

D. Improves engagement

243.

What is the role of a Scrum Master in removing obstacles?

A. Clearing any impediments

B. Setting project timelines

C. Updating the backlog

D. Communicating changes

244.

What is backlog grooming?

A. Refining and clarifying backlog items

B. Organizing the backlog

C. Estimating tasks

D. Assigning tasks

245.

How is the Sprint Backlog created?

A. It is assigned by the Product Owner

B. The Development Team selects items from the Product Backlog

C. Automatically generated by Scrum software

D. Based on customer feedback only

246.

What is a product backlog?

A. A prioritized list of features

B. A project plan

C. A Sprint report

D. A set of user stories

247.

What is the main focus of the Development Team during a Sprint?

A. Delivering a potentially shippable increment

B. Writing code

C. Completing assigned tasks

D. Collaborating on tasks

248.

What type of framework is Scrum?

A. Waterfall management framework

B. Agile project management framework

C. Predictive planning framework

D. Lean manufacturing framework

249.

What is a Scrum artifact?

A. Product Backlog

B. Sprint Backlog

C. Increment

D. User Story

250.

What is the outcome of a Sprint Review?

A. A list of approved product backlog items for the next Sprint

B. Feedback on the Increment and adaptations for the next Sprint

C. A revised Sprint Backlog for the remainder of the project

D. The release date for the final product

251.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring adherence to Scrum practices?

A. Adhering to practices

B. Ensuring quality

C. Providing training

D. Tracking adherence

252.

How should a Scrum Team handle a new requirement from a stakeholder during a Sprint?

A. Immediately start working on it, dropping other planned work if necessary

B. Ignore the new requirement until the next Sprint Planning

C. Discuss the requirement to see if it aligns with the Sprint Goal and consider it for future Sprints

D. Add it to the current Sprint without any adjustments to the Sprint Backlog or timeline

253.

What is the importance of the Definition of Ready?

A. Ensures work is ready to start

B. Improves work quality

C. Defines the scope of work

D. Improves team productivity

254.

Who can change the Product Backlog?

A. Only the Scrum Master

B. Only the Product Owner

C. Any team member

D. External stakeholders

255.

What is the benefit of continuous feedback in Scrum?

A. Prompt feedback

B. Rapid iteration

C. Constant feedback

D. Continuous improvement

256.

How is stakeholder engagement measured in Scrum?

A. By the number of stakeholder meetings per Sprint

B. Through feedback sessions at the end of each Sprint

C. Stakeholder engagement is not a focus in Scrum

D. Counting the number of approved product features

257.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in maintaining team focus?

A. Removing distractions

B. Organizing meetings

C. Setting deadlines

D. Tracking progress

258.

What is a Product Increment?

A. A potentially shippable product Increment

B. A small deliverable

C. A project milestone

D. A Sprint deliverable

259.

What is the role of the Product Owner during Sprint Planning?

A. Clarifying requirements

B. Assigning tasks

C. Prioritizing work

D. Scheduling meetings

260.

How are conflicts within a Scrum Team best resolved?

A. By the Scrum Master, who has the final say in disputes

B. Through team consensus after open discussion

C. Escalation to higher management for resolution

D. Avoiding the conflict and focusing on other tasks

261.

What is a user story in Scrum?

A. A detailed description of a feature

B. A task for the team

C. A feature description

D. A user requirement

262.

What signifies the end of the Daily Scrum?

A. The Scrum Master's approval of the discussion

B. When all development team members have spoken

C. After 15 minutes, regardless of the discussion's status

D. When the Product Owner is satisfied with the progress

263.

What is the role of a Scrum Master?

A. Facilitate Scrum events

B. Define requirements

C. Manage the team

D. Write code

264.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Product Owner?

A. Prioritizing the Product Backlog

B. Writing user stories

C. Testing the product

D. Maintaining the technical integrity of the product

265.

How can the Scrum Team ensure a product's feasibility within budget constraints?

A. By fixing the Sprint length to four weeks regardless of the project size

B. Regularly reviewing and adjusting the Product Backlog with stakeholders

C. Increasing the team size to meet deadlines

D. Limiting the scope of Sprints to only high-priority features

266.

Who can change the Sprint Backlog?

A. The Development Team

B. The Scrum Master

C. Stakeholders

D. Product Owner

267.

What is the role of leadership in a Scrum environment?

A. To direct the team on how to perform their tasks

B. To support the Scrum Team by providing resources and removing impediments

C. Leadership plays no active role in a Scrum environment

D. To frequently check in on team progress and adjust the backlog accordingly

268.

What is a story point?

A. A unit of measure

B. A measure of effort

C. A user story

D. A testing unit

269.

What is the role of a Scrum Master in coaching the team?

A. Helping the team grow

B. Managing the team

C. Mentoring the team

D. Teaching the team

270.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in facilitating Sprint Planning?

A. Leading the planning

B. Setting meeting agendas

C. Reviewing past work

D. Organizing team tasks

271.

What is a spike in Scrum?

A. A research task

B. An urgent task

C. A bug fix

D. A non-functional requirement

272.

What is the first step a Scrum Team should take when a stakeholder requests a new feature?

A. Immediately add the new feature to the current Sprint's work

B. Assess the request's impact on the Sprint Goal and consult with the Product Owner

C. Reject the request to maintain focus on the current Sprint's tasks

D. Ask the Development Team to estimate the effort without prioritization

273.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in maintaining team morale?

A. Boosting team spirits

B. Managing conflict

C. Encouraging innovation

D. Setting goals

274.

What is the purpose of having time-boxed events?

A. Maintain focus and discipline

B. Track progress

C. Reduce complexity

D. Ensure timely delivery

275.

What is a key benefit of the Daily Scrum for the Development Team?

A. Allocating tasks to team members for the day

B. Identifying and addressing impediments to progress

C. Reporting status to the Scrum Master

D. Deciding on the next Sprint's objectives

276.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in facilitating team decisions?

A. Facilitate consensus

B. Mediate conflicts

C. Assign roles

D. Organize feedback

277.

What should a Scrum Team do if the Product Owner is not available?

A. Pause the Sprint until the Product Owner returns

B. The Development Team should decide on the priority of items

C. Assign a temporary Product Owner from within the team

D. Continue working on the Sprint Backlog as planned

278.

What is the Agile Manifesto?

A. A set of values and principles

B. A set of rules

C. A set of practices

D. A methodology

279.

What is the importance of cross-functional teams in Scrum?

A. Encourages diversity

B. Combines various skills

C. Promotes multitasking

D. Encourages specialization

280.

What is the purpose of estimation in Scrum?

A. Predicting timelines

B. Tracking progress

C. Assigning story points

D. Planning sprints

281.

What is a Sprint Goal?

A. Objective for the Sprint

B. Sprint completion criteria

C. Increment objective

D. Sprint time frame

282.

What is a Product Backlog refinement?

A. Improving backlog items

B. Prioritizing tasks

C. Estimating work

D. Documenting requirements

283.

What is a Scrum Master accountable for?

A. Removing blockers

B. Tracking progress

C. Ensuring the team follows Scrum practices

D. Reviewing progress

284.

What is a common outcome of a well-conducted Sprint Retrospective?

A. A detailed plan for the next project phase

B. Actionable commitments to improve the team's process

C. A decision to adopt a new project management tool

D. An agreement to reduce the Sprint duration

285.

What is the role of a Scrum Master in stakeholder communication?

A. Managing stakeholder communication

B. Reporting to stakeholders

C. Facilitating stakeholder feedback

D. Documenting stakeholder requirements

286.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in managing dependencies?

A. Managing external blockers

B. Planning for next Sprint

C. Monitoring dependencies

D. Managing resources

287.

What is the role of a Product Owner in Scrum?

A. Maximizing the value of the product

B. Writing user stories

C. Removing impediments

D. Tracking progress

288.

What is test-driven development (TDD)?

A. Writing tests before code

B. Writing code before tests

C. Testing after development

D. Writing tests after code

289.

What is the main goal of the Sprint Planning meeting?

A. To assign specific tasks to team members for the upcoming Sprint

B. To detail every task that will be done in the Sprint

C. To establish the Sprint Goal and plan the work for the Sprint

D. To review the work done in the previous Sprint

290.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in facilitating the Sprint Review?

A. Guide the discussion

B. Document feedback

C. Organize the review

D. Capture issues

291.

What is the importance of having a Sprint Goal?

A. Provides a clear target

B. Ensures team alignment

C. Clarifies objectives

D. Provides direction

292.

Why is the Product Backlog important?

A. It lists all completed tasks

B. It contains all the work that could be done in the project

C. It schedules the project timeline

D. It is used to track team performance

293.

Which artifact provides a prioritized list of the functionality needed in the product?

A. Sprint Backlog

B. Product Backlog

C. Increment

D. Definition of Done

294.

What is the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring team alignment?

A. Aligning team objectives

B. Ensuring team objectives

C. Ensuring team productivity

D. Ensuring timely delivery

295.

What is technical debt?

A. Unfinished work

B. Finished work

C. Outstanding work

D. Finished tasks

296.

What is the role of the Development Team in ensuring product quality?

A. Testing the product

B. Developing the increment

C. Clarifying requirements

D. Designing the product

297.

Which statement best describes the Scrum framework?

A. A comprehensive guide that covers every aspect of project management

B. A set of mandatory tools and techniques required for software development

C. A framework that helps teams work together to develop complex products

D. A rigid methodology that must be followed exactly to be successful

298.

What is the primary responsibility of a Product Owner?

A. Writing code

B. Defining user stories

C. Facilitating Scrum events

D. Managing the team

299.

What is the importance of iterative feedback in Scrum?

A. Continuous improvement

B. Encourages accountability

C. Ensures timely feedback

D. Defines clear goals

300.

What is the role of a Scrum Master in removing impediments?

A. Removing obstacles

B. Assigning tasks

C. Facilitating communication

D. Managing dependencies

Time is Up!