Scrum

The Scrum approach is, above all, based on:

• Waterfall principles
• Agile principles
• Kanban principles
• None of the above

Projects are divided into smaller units called

• Sprints
• Splits
• Subs

The Scrum approach is known for its:

• Constant and various meetings
• Restrictive nature
• Linear approach
• Hierarchy

The scrum main members are:

• Product owner, designer, end-user
• Customer, scrum master, end-user
• Product owner, scrum master, scrum team

The key to a successful Scrum project is meeting the:

• Technical requirements
• Functional and Non-functional requirements
• Moral requirements
• None of the above

What primarily distinguishes Scrum from its superset Agile?

• An iterative and incremental development approach
• A flexibility to constantly changing software requirements
• Post-release review meetings
• A set of predetermined team roles (a framework)

In Scrum, the length of a sprint should not exceed:

• 1 week
• 4 weeks
• 3 months
• 6 weeks

Which of the following is not a Scrum artifact?

• Product backlog
• A prototype
• Sprint backlog
• Product increment

Which of the following items is a part of the backlog:

• User stories, changes to existing functionality, bug fixes
• User stories, rating, meetings agenda
• Software development code
• End-users data

The Sprint backlog:

• Contains tasks that the team aims to complete during the sprint
• Is a subset of the product backlog
• Defined through sprint planning
• All of the above