Set of flashcards PSPO I (Page 4 of 9)

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A __________________ is a great way to scale the principle of the Daily Scrum, with the purpose of re-planning development work on a project with multiple Scrum Teams.

Scrum of Scrums

Weekly Status Meeting

Dashboard Report

Scrum does not work on large projects

What is the best way to determine the length of a Sprint?

It should always be a month

It should be limited based upon the risk tolerance of the Product Owner but no longer than a month.

Teams of 3-5 people should have shorter Sprints

All of these are true

Match the following activity and owner.

Provide estimates: Dev Team

Removes Impediments: Scrum Master

Prioritizes Backlog: PO

Supports Scrum Master and Product Owner: Management

What should management consider when determining how to scale Scrum?

The frequency of releases and the techniques used to integrate work.

The budget to maintain multiple teams.

The open space available for a number of teams.

All of the answers are correct

Why is it imperative that the Scrum Master attend the Daily Scrum?

They don't have to attend; they just have to ensure that the Developers have the Daily Scrum.

To facilitate the meeting.

To document impediments.

To get the information to update the burndown chart.

Management does not have a role within Scrum:

True

False

On Agile teams, conflict is to be avoided at all cost:

True

False

Scrum does not scale to large teams:

True

False

Which of the following is more important for leadership to provide when supporting their organization as they scale Scrum?

Centralized methods and practices

Values, principles, vision and the freedom to explore practices within the boundaries of those values

High-performing teams feature which of the following sets of characteristics?

Consensus-driven, empowered, low trust

self-managing, plan-driven, empowered

Consensus-driven, empowered, plan-driven

Constructive disagreement, empowered, self-managing

The optimal length of a Sprint is?

Two-weeks

One-month

One-week

Short enough to minimize risk to the business

Which two statements are true about changing to Scrum terminology?

It is an ongoing reminder of the change the organization is going through

Changing to Scrum terminology is optional. Using existing terminology is allowable

It provides transparency into what has changed with Scrum

It gives people an opportunity to apply for new jobs and advance their career

If multiple Teams are working on the same product, how should they write their Definition of Done?

Each Team should have their own comprehensive Definition of Done

It is up to the Product Owner to decide

All Scrum Teams must have a Definition of Done that makes their combined work potentially releasable.

It is up to the Developers to decide

What is the reason that the Daily Scrum is held in the same place and at the same time every day?

So that new team members don't get lost

For consistency and simplicity

It doesn't have to be at the same time every day

It doesn't have to be at the same place every day

Which two statements are true about the Sprint Backlog?

The Developers modify the Sprint Backlog throughout the Sprint

The Product Owner decides on the Scope of the Sprint Backlog

The Sprint Backlog is said to emerge during the Sprint

The Sprint Backlog does not change after the Sprint Planning meeting

Time can be allocated between Sprints for integration testing.

True

False

A product Increment should be released to production every Sprint

True

False

Which TWO things do NOT occur in the first Sprint

Create potentially releasable software

Define the complete architecture

Finalize the complete Product Backlog

Develop something of value to the customer

What is the primary purpose of the Scrum Master at the Daily Scrum?

Manage the timebox

Document impediments

Ensure the three questions are answered

Prevent interruptions

Only the Developers are required to attend the Daily Scrum

True

False

Work that does not meet the Definition of Done should be completed in the next Sprint.

True

False

What is the primary purpose of the Sprint Review?

Demo the product

Celebrate success

Review the output of the Sprint and decide what to do next

It is up to the Product Owner to decide

When does a team member sign up to own a Product Backlog item?

At Sprint Planning

Never, the entire team owns the item

At the Daily Scrum

The Scrum Master will assign owners

Scrum mandates the use of burndown charts.

True

False

Everyone must stand up at the Daily Scrum.

True

False

How complete should the Sprint Backlog be at the end of the Sprint Planning meeting?

Every task should be defined

Enough to ensure there is work for the first few days of the Sprint

The Product Owner will set the threshold for completeness

It depends

All of the following are inputs to the Sprint Planning meeting EXCEPT the:

Product Backlog

Sprint Goal

Previous Increment

Team Velocity

Which of the following terms are optional in Scrum? (Pick 2)

Velocity

Backlog

Burndown

Increment

Definition of Done

If there are 100 people on a project, how should you break them up into Scrum teams?

By feature

Let the impacted people decide

By location

By skill

But architectural layer

The only time the stakeholders and Developers meet is during the Sprint Review.

True

False

What is the best definition of an "Increment" in Scrum?

A UI mockup

A well written user story

An additional feature added to the product

A complete Product Backlog

Who updates the Sprint Backlog?

The Product Owner

The Developers

The Scrum Master

The Scrum Team

Which three events are considered feedback loops in Scrum?

Sprint Retrospective

Release Planning

Sprint Review

Daily Scrum

Backlog Refinement

If you are truly doing Scrum, you should release to production at the end of each Sprint.

True

False

Hardening Sprints are used for defect management and integration testing.

True

False

What are the purposes of the Definition of Done? (Pick Two)

Document the Sprint Goal

Provide Transparency

Help ensure the Increment is releasable

Ensure unit testing occurs

Pick three topics that can be addressed in the Sprint Retrospective?

Definition of Done

Team Working Agreement

Product Backlog Scope

Next Sprint Backlog Items

Team Dynamics

Who assigns ownership of the Sprint Backlog items during the Sprint?

The Product Owner

Individual Team Members

Whoever has the skills

There is no single owner of a Sprint Backlog item, the entire team owns the Sprint Backlog

Holding a Sprint 0 is the most effective way to:

Create a complete Product Backlog

Define a reference architecture

Work on team development

There is no Sprint 0 in Scrum

When is a Product Backlog item "Ready" for the Sprint?

It can be Done in one Sprint

It is sized to only require 1-2 days of effort

It can be accomplished with at least 2 other items

It depends

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