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    PSM Quiz: The Framework 1/2 (Scrum Guide Nov 2020)

     1. Which of the following are Scrum Roles?

    Points: (Pick three answers)


    1/1
    Scrum Master 
    Developers 
    Project Manager
    Product Manager
    Product Owner 

    The Scrum Team is made up of three accountabilities and these are mandatory.

     2. The Scrum Team is self managing and cross functional and must be made of 10 or less team members.

    Points: True 
    0/1 False 

    Cross functional and self managing but the team sizes mentioned in the Scrum Guide are not mandatory.

     3. The Product Owner is accountable for...

    Points: (Pick the best 3 answers)


    1/1
    Maximising the value of what the team are working on 
    Telling Developers what they will be working on this Sprint
    Ordering the Product Backlog 
    Ordering the Sprint Backlog
    Clearly defining PBIs (Product Backlog Items) 

    The Sprint Backlog belongs to the Developers and no-one tells them how to do their work or how much work they can get
    done in a Sprint

     4. Scrum delivers in Sprints because...

    Points: It limits risk


    1/1 Sprints allow the team to focus
    Incremental delivery provides regular intervals to inspect progress
    All of the above 

    Straight out of the Scrum Guide


     5. Who decides exactly what the team will work on in a specific Sprint?

    Points: (Pick the best answer)


    1/1
    The Scrum Master
    The Product Owner
    The Developers
    The Product Owner & The Developers 
    The Scrum Team

    From the Scrum Guide


    "Through discussion with the Product Owner the Developers select items from the Product Backlog to include in the current
    Sprint"

     6. How does the Scrum Master best serve the Developers

    Points: (Pick the best three answers)


    1/1
    Tells them what to do
    Reports to management
    Removes impediments 
    Facilitates team decisions 
    Ensures they understand Scrum Theory 

    The Scrum Master is not a boss and command and control management is not a good fit for complex work

     7. How long is a Sprint in Scrum?

    Points: (Pick the best answer)


    0/1
    Always two weeks
    As long as it takes to complete the work
    One month 
    One month or less 
    It depends

    Read the Scrum Guide!

     8. When can the Developers update the Sprint Backlog?

    Points: (Pick the best answer)


    0/1
    During Sprint Planning 
    During the Daily Scrum
    During the Sprint Review
    Whenever makes sense to them 

    Although the Daily Scrum is the Developers opportunity to inspect and adapt their plan for the Sprint they are also expected
    to react to new information and adapt immediately, i.e. "adjustment must be made as soon as possible"
     9. A Sprint Goal is an optional but recommended part of Scrum

    Points: True
    1/1 False 

    Sprint Planning should always produce a Sprint Goal, it's a commitment against the Sprint Backlog

     10. What is the best definition of an increment?

    Points: The work done in the last Sprint


    1/1 The work completed in the last Sprint
    A concrete stepping stone towards the current Product Goal 

    From The Scrum Guide...


    "The Increment. A concrete stepping stone towards the current Product Goal"

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