Agile Knowledge Quiz 2

What is the correct common structure for a User Story?

• As a... (user/role)

  I will try... (solution)

  So that... (I can move forward)

• As a... (user/role)

  I want... (goal)

  So that... (benefit)

• I want... (benefit)

  Including... (additional requirements)

• As a... (user/role)

  So that... (goal to benefit)

Complete the Agile Value: Individuals and Interactions over...

• Contract Negotiation

• Processes and Tools

• Working Software

• Working Alone

What does DoR stand for?

• Definition of Ready

• Definition of Right

• Dead on Return

• Development on React

True or False: Agile means NO documentation

• True

• False

What does INVEST stand for in relation to User Stories?

• The time you are willing to 'invest' in writing the user story

• Ideally

  Never

  Vague

  Elegant

  Story

  Test

• Independent

  Negotiable

  Valuable

  Estimable

  Small

  Testable

What are the three main components to consider when agreeing the DoD (Definition of Done)?

• Business or Functional Requirements

• Product Owners Rules for Done

• Quality

• Non-functional Requirements

• Overtime Limit

Why would a team create a Spike user story?

• When a user story needs more information or further analysis so the team can estimate it

• When there is no other work to do and they need to fill time

• Every story is a Spike!

True or False: Each story point equals 1hr of work

• True

• False

Complete the Agile Value: Responding to Change over...

• Doing it right the first time

• Comprehensive Documentation

• Following a Plan

• and over again

Why do we use Kanban/Sprint boards?

• Because the business decided it's what we should do

• For transparency and to visualise the work

• Because that is what they do in Agile development