PI Planning

What does MVP stand for?

• Minimum Viable Product

• Maximum Viable Product

• Maximum Value Process

How many Sprints/Week will our PI Planning cover?

• 6 Sprints/ 12 Weeks

• 4 Sprints / 8 Weeks

• 2 Sprints/ 4 Weeks

What is a good practice to start the team planning part during the PI Planning?

• A Game of UNO

• Capacity Planning

• Playing Music

What does ROAM stand for?

• Risk, Owner, Agile, Manager

• Resolved, Owned, Accepted, Mitigated

• Resolution, Outage, Acceptance, Modification

What is not a goal of the IP Sprint?

• An opportunity to complete unfinished work from last sprint

• Opportunity for innovation spikes, and infrastructure improvements

• Provides an opportunity for planning

Product Backlog should be ordered on the basis of?

• The complexity of the items being delivered

• Based on the Scrum Team choice

• Value of the items being delivered

What are the main responsibilities of a Scrum Master?(Choose all right answers)

• Removing Impediments

• Facilitating meeting as and when requested

• Helps the Product Owner order the Product Backlog

• Consulting the Development Team and Product Owner

• Bridging the Gap between the Team and the Customer

In Scrum, when is a Sprint Over?

• When all the Sprint Backlog Items are completed

• When the time box expires

• When the final testing is completed

What is the significance of determining a Definition of Done? (Choose all possible answers)

• Determines the objective behind each sprint

• Determines the number of tasks being completed for each Sprint Backlog item

• Increases Transparency

• Increments delivered are more effective and potentially releasable

• Develops a common understanding amongst all the team members as to what all needs to be completed to mark every item complete.

At the Daily Scrum, attendees are required to:

• Focus on progress toward the Sprint Goal

• Give the Scrum Master the answer to the three questions

• Tell everyone what you did yesterday