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Story Points

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 70secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a User Story?

a)

A detailed technical specification

b)

A simple statement about what a user wants to do

c)

A project management tool

d)

A type of software bug

2.

Who approves the User Story?

a)

The Stakeholders

b)

The Scrum Master

c)

The Product Owner

d)

The Development Team

3.

What is the purpose of Story Points?

a)

To track project expenses

b)

To assess the relative weight/effort level of a User Story

c)

To measure the time required for a task

d)

To define project scope

4.

Which of the following is a common pointing system used in Agile?

a)

Fibonacci Series

b)

Binary Code

c)

Linear Scale

d)

Decimal System

5.

What does Velocity measure in Agile?

a)

The time taken to complete a project

b)

The total number of User Stories

c)

The number of Story Points completed during a Sprint

d)

The speed of the development team

6.

What should be considered when sizing User Stories?

a)

The budget of the project

b)

The number of team members

c)

The location of the team

d)

The complexity of the User Story

7.

What is a drawback of using Story Points?

a)

They provide precise time estimates

b)

They are universally applicable across all projects

c)

They can lead to inflation in estimates

d)

They are easy to calculate

8.

What is the first step in pointing stories?

a)

Discuss team roles

b)

Review the project budget

c)

Assign random points to stories

d)

Identify a base story

9.

What is the significance of the base story in pointing?

a)

It serves as a reference for comparing other stories

b)

It is the first story in the backlog

c)

It is the most complex story

d)

It is the last story to be completed

10.

What does the term 'architectural maturity' refer to?

a)

The budget allocated for architecture

b)

The age of the project

c)

The existing functionality that does not need to be designed/coded/tested

d)

The number of team members

11.

How can teams determine a score for a User Story?

a)

By comparing it to the project budget

b)

By assigning scores based on personal opinions

c)

By discussing its complexity and size as a team

d)

By using a random number generator

12.

What is the purpose of the acceptance criteria in a User Story?

a)

To determine team roles

b)

To define the budget

c)

To outline the requirements for completion

d)

To assign Story Points

13.

What happens if the schedule is too long?

a)

The team will receive a bonus

b)

The project will be canceled

c)

The project will be completed faster

d)

Functionality could be removed or adjustments made

14.

What is the recommended approach for assigning Story Points?

a)

Focus on team size

b)

Focus on effort to implement

c)

Focus on project budget

d)

Focus on time estimates