Worksheetsscrum
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What are the three roles in Scrum?
Project Manager, Business Analyst, Developer
Product Manager, QA Tester, Developer
Scrum Master, Product Owner, Developer, and Tester
None
Which of the following is NOT an official Scrum event?
Daily Scrum
Sprint Review
Retrospective
Sprint Refinement
What is the purpose of the Sprint Retrospective?
To review the product backlog
To inspect how the last sprint went with regards to people, relationships, processes, and tools
To present the completed work to stakeholders
All of them
Why is having a Definition of Done (DoD) important for a Scrum Team?
It ensures the team knows when to stop working on a task
It defines the criteria for what constitutes complete work and aligns the team on quality standards.
It helps the Product Owner prioritize the Product Backlog.
t sets the scope for the next sprint's work.
Which of the following is a responsibility of the Development Team?
Deciding how much work to commit to during the sprint
Managing the product backlog
Reviewing the product with stakeholders
Which artifact in Scrum represents work to be done in the sprint?
Product Backlog
Sprint Backlog
Definition of Done
What does the Definition of Done (DoD) ensure?
That the product is ready to be released
That a Product Backlog item is complete according to agreed-upon criteria
That the sprint has been successfully completed
That the Development Team is ready to start the next sprint
Who is responsible for creating the Definition of Done (DoD)?
The Product Owner
The Scrum Master
The Development Team
The Stakeholders
What happens when a Product Backlog item meets the Definition of Done?
It is added back to the Product Backlog
It is considered complete and potentially releasable
It is reviewed by the Scrum Master for approval
It is removed from the Product Backlog but not released
Can a single Product Owner effectively manage multiple Scrum Teams working on different products?
Yes, as long as the Product Owner divides their time equally between the teams.
No, Scrum requires a dedicated Product Owner for each team and product.
Yes, but only if the products are closely related.
No, a Product Owner can only work on one product at a time.
