Agile workshop

1. During the Daily Scrum, which one is used as a reference to understand the changes in progress?

• Sprint Backlog

• Product Backlog

• Sprint Burn-down

• All of the above

2. Output of Sprint Review:

• Sprint Planning

• Sprint Goal

• Sprint Retrospective

• None of the above

• All of the above

3. A Scrum Team crafts the following Sprint Goal: “All code should have passed 100% unit tests.”

• No, the Sprint Goal should be about expected business value.

• No, the Product Owner formulates the goal and not the Scrum Team.

• It is a well-formed Sprint Goal.

4. Organization develops an internal project. A team has good skills on similar projects. The Sprint lengths can be

• Decided after the first release.

• Ignored since it is an internal project.

• A maximum of one calendar month.

5. Scrum Master is

• A Coach

• A Servant Leadership

• A Project Manager

• All of the above

6. In Sprint Review, stakeholders notice they dont understand the next steps. Who is main responsible for?

• Development Team

• Product Owner

• Scrum Master

• Scrum Team

• All of the above

Select all that apply. The Scrum Team must participate in the

• Sprint Planning

• Daily Scrum

• Sprint Review

• Sprint Retrospective.

8. A Sprint that is longer than one calendar month may result in

• Too much to inspect in short meetings.

• Detached stakeholders.

• Increased complexity needing more traditional controls like documentation.

• All of the above.

9. Which of the following statements is true? Select all that apply.

• After Planning, Sprint cannot proceed without complete requirement.

• After Planning, Sprint cannot proceed without a Goal.

• After Planning, Sprint can proceed without a complete Sprint Backlog.

• After Planning, Sprint cannot proceed without complete architecture.

10. Which are true statements? Select all that apply.

• Team is responsible for creating Sprint Goal.

• When items in Backlog are modified, Goal become invalid.

• The coherence between Items is made transparent by the Goal.

• All of the above