Scrum 101: The Introduction

Scrum is founded on empiricism and lean thinking. There are three empirical Scrum pillars. What are those?

• Transparency

• Openness

• Inspection

• Adaptation

Based on these options, select two of them which represent the Scrum Values:

• Transparency

• Openness

• Focus

• Honesty

What are the available roles within a Scrum Team?

• Product Owner

• Project Manager

• Developers

• Scrum Master

What are the artifacts of Scrum?

• Product Backlog

• Sprint Backlog

• Project Backlog

• Increment

There are several activities, or 'events', happened during Scrum Sprints. What are those?

• Sprint Planning

• Daily Scrums

• Sprint Review

• Sprint Retrospective

A leadership type which strongly emphasized in the Scrum Team, especially for a Scrum Master, is ...

• Digital Leadership

• Agile Leadership

• Business Leadership

• Servant Leadership

An activity that we conduct every morning before doing the Sprint for about 15-minute which reduce complexity and eliminate the need for other meetings is called ...

• Sprint Planning

• Daily Scrum

• Sprint Review

• Sprint Retrospective

The emergent process and work must be visible to those performing the work as well as those receiving the work. Which of the Scrum pillars are we talking about?

• Transparency

• Openness

• Inspection

• Adaptation

Scrum Teams are cross-functional. It means that the members have all the skills necessary to create value each sprint, without having to be a master on all elements.

• True

• False

Scrum Teams are self-managing. It means that the team internally decide who does what, when, and how. It also means that every single person has equal opportunity to share their ideas.

• True

• False