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Backlog Refinement Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of Backlog Refinement in Scrum?

a)

Assign tasks to team members

b)

Finalize the Sprint Goal

c)

Ensure Product Backlog items are ready for future sprints

d)

Decide the Sprint Backlog

2.

Who is responsible for estimating Product Backlog items during refinement?

a)

Scrum Master

b)

Product Owner

c)

Development Team (Developers)

d)

Stakeholders

3.

When does Backlog Refinement typically occur?

a)

During the Sprint Review

b)

Only at the beginning of the project

c)

Regularly throughout the Sprint

d)

At the end of each Sprint

4.

Which of the following is a good outcome of Backlog Refinement?

a)

All backlog items are committed to a sprint

b)

Stories are broken down, clarified, and estimated

c)

The Product Owner writes test cases

d)

Team velocity is calculated

5.

What is Planning Poker used for in Backlog Refinement?

a)

Deciding Sprint Goals

b)

Prioritizing features

c)

Estimating story point effort collaboratively

d)

Assigning stories to team members

6.

What is the ideal time allocation for Backlog Refinement in a Sprint (for a 2-week sprint)?

a)

8 hours

b)


4 hours

c)

2 hours

d)

No time limit

7.

What is a common outcome of effective Backlog Refinement?

a)

Sprint Backlog is finalized

b)

Stories are moved to Done

c)

Backlog items meet the Definition of Ready

d)

Burndown chart is updated

8.

Who is responsible for prioritizing items in the Product Backlog?

a)


Scrum Master

b)


Development Team

c)

Product Owner

d)

Project Manager

9.

During refinement, the team starts discussing tasks and hours. What should they do?

a)


Continue — it’s good planning practice

b)

Stop and defer task breakdown to Sprint Planning

c)

Skip the story entirely

d)

Ask the Scrum Master to decide

10.

Why should large stories (epics) be split during refinement?

a)

To reduce the Product Backlog size

b)

To improve Sprint velocity

c)

To make them deliverable within a single sprint

d)

To avoid involving the PO