WorksheetsAgile Story Point
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What do story points represent in Agile?
Number of hours to complete a task
Relative effort or complexity of a task
Cost of the task
Number of team members required
Story points are typically assigned based on which factors?
Complexity, effort, and risk
Team member availability
Deadline date
Budget
Which Agile estimation technique uses cards with Fibonacci numbers?
Planning Poker
MoSCoW prioritization
Waterfall scheduling
Gantt charting
True or False: Story points are the same as hours.
True
False
What is the primary benefit of using story points instead of time estimates?
Easier to track employee hours
Helps account for uncertainty and complexity
Simplifies billing clients
Increases task duration
If a story is assigned 8 points and another story is 2 points, what does this imply?
The 8-point story will take four times longer than the 2-point story
The 8-point story is roughly four times more complex or effortful than the 2-point story
The 2-point story is more important
Nothing — points have no relation
What does “velocity” in Agile refer to?
Number of stories completed per sprint
Speed of team members typing
Number of hours worked daily
Amount of budget spent
Which of the following is NOT a good practice when assigning story points?
Estimating as a team
Using relative comparison
Assigning story points based on individual preference only
Revising points after learning more
Which of these is a common scale used for story points?
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Fibonacci sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13...)
Powers of 10
Roman numerals
What should you do if two stories seem equally complex but one has more unknowns?
Assign the same story points
Assign higher story points to the one with more unknowns
Ignore unknowns in estimation
Estimate based on deadlines only
