Scrum and Agile Quiz

What is scrum?

• A project management framework

• A software development methodology

• A philosophy for continuous improvement

• A set of values, principles, and practices

What is the difference between agile and scrum?

• Agile is a philosophy, while scrum is a framework

• Agile focuses on continuous improvement, while scrum focuses on incremental releases

• Agile is more flexible, while scrum is more structured

• Agile and scrum are the same thing

What are the four values outlined in the Agile manifesto?

• Individuals and interactions over processes and tools

• Working software over comprehensive documentation

• Customer collaboration over contract negotiation

• Responding to change over following a plan

What is the scrum framework based on?

• Empiricism and lean thinking

• Waterfall methodology

• Agile manifesto

• Continuous improvement

What are the three roles in a scrum team?

• Product owner, scrum master, and development team

• Project manager, scrum master, and development team

• Product manager, scrum master, and development team

• Product owner, project manager, and development team

What is the purpose of a sprint in scrum?

• To complete a set amount of work

• To plan the upcoming sprint

• To review the work completed in the sprint

• To prioritize features using NPS

What is the role of a scrum master?

• To facilitate the scrum process and remove obstacles

• To manage the project and allocate resources

• To develop the product and write code

• To prioritize features and define the product roadmap

What is the purpose of a sprint review?

• To demonstrate the work completed in the sprint

• To plan the upcoming sprint

• To review and prioritize the product backlog

• To facilitate communication within the scrum team

What is the scrum of scrums technique?

• A scaled agile technique to connect multiple teams

• A technique to manage the product backlog

• A technique to estimate user stories

• A technique to review and prioritize the sprint backlog

What is the goal of continuous improvement in scrum?

• To learn from experiences and adjust the process

• To complete work within a set timeframe

• To deliver incremental releases to customers

• To prioritize features based on customer feedback