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Worksheets02 PSPO SCRUM : SCRUM Guide Engl
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
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Class
Date
1.
According to the Scrum Guide, what are the three pillars of Scrum?
a)
Transparency, Inspection, Adaptation
b)
Planning, Communication, Delivery
c)
Innovation, Collaboration, Evaluation
d)
Respect, Courage, Focus
2.
What is the maximum timebox for a Sprint?
a)
Two weeks
b)
One month
c)
Six weeks
d)
Ten days
3.
Who is accountable for maximizing product value in Scrum?
a)
Scrum Master
b)
Product Owner
c)
Developers
d)
Stakeholders
4.
What is the commitment for the Product Backlog?
a)
Sprint Goal
b)
Definition of Done
c)
Product Goal
d)
Release Plan
5.
Which event is timeboxed to 15 minutes?
a)
Sprint Review
b)
Sprint Planning
c)
Daily Scrum
d)
Sprint Retrospective
6.
Who is responsible for maintaining the Product Backlog?
a)
Product Owner
b)
Scrum Master
c)
Developers
d)
Stakeholders
7.
Which artifact commitment is associated with the Sprint Backlog?
a)
Definition of Done
b)
Product Goal
c)
Sprint Goal
d)
Release Plan
8.
What does the Definition of Done ensure?
a)
That all PBIs are delivered
b)
That work is complete and meets quality standards
c)
That stakeholders approve the work
d)
That the PO accepts the work
9.
Which Scrum event includes reviewing what was done in the Sprint and adapting the Product Backlog if needed?
a)
Sprint Planning
b)
Sprint Review
c)
Daily Scrum
d)
Sprint Retrospective
10.
How often should the Scrum Team conduct a Sprint Retrospective?
a)
Once a month
b)
At least once per quarter
c)
At the end of each Sprint
d)
Twice per Sprint
11.
What is the maximum length of Sprint Planning for a one-month Sprint?
a)
4 hours
b)
8 hours
c)
2 hours
d)
6 hours
12.
Who attends the Daily Scrum?
a)
Scrum Master only
b)
Product Owner only
c)
Developers
d)
All stakeholders
13.
What is created during Sprint Planning?
a)
Release Plan
b)
Sprint Goal, selected PBIs, and plan for delivery
c)
Definition of Done
d)
Roadmap
14.
Which Scrum role serves the Scrum Team and the organization by coaching and facilitating?
a)
Product Owner
b)
Scrum Master
c)
Project Manager
d)
Stakeholder
15.
What is the purpose of the Product Goal?
a)
To define the work for one Sprint
b)
To describe the long-term objective for the product
c)
To provide a release schedule
d)
To prioritize technical tasks
16.
What is the outcome of each Sprint?
a)
A full release to production
b)
A potentially releasable Increment
c)
A completed Product Goal
d)
All PBIs completed
17.
In Scrum, what does empiricism mean?
a)
Working according to a fixed plan
b)
Making decisions based on experience and observation
c)
Following industry best practices
d)
Delegating work to managers
18.
What is the primary purpose of the Sprint Goal?
a)
To keep Developers busy
b)
To define the release date
c)
To provide a single objective for the Sprint
d)
To approve backlog items
19.
What is the timebox for a Sprint Review for a one-month Sprint?
a)
1 hour
b)
8 hours
c)
4 hours
d)
2 hours
20.
Which artifact commitment is associated with the Increment?
a)
Sprint Goal
b)
Product Goal
c)
Definition of Done
d)
Roadmap
21.
Who is responsible for creating the Sprint Goal?
a)
Product Owner
b)
Scrum Master
c)
Developers and Product Owner together
d)
Project Manager
22.
What is the recommended size of a Scrum Team (excluding the Product Owner and Scrum Master)?
a)
1–3 Developers
b)
3–9 Developers
c)
5–11 Developers
d)
No limit
23.
Which event is used to inspect progress toward the Product Goal?
a)
Sprint Review
b)
Sprint Planning
c)
Daily Scrum
d)
Sprint Retrospective
24.
Who is responsible for ordering the Product Backlog?
a)
Product Owner
b)
Scrum Master
c)
Developers
d)
Stakeholders
25.
What is the timebox for the Daily Scrum?
a)
5 minutes
b)
10 minutes
c)
15 minutes
d)
30 minutes
26.
What is the purpose of the Definition of Done?
a)
To define what “complete” means for a Product Backlog Item
b)
To determine Sprint length
c)
To schedule releases
d)
To approve changes to the backlog
27.
Which Scrum value focuses on doing the right thing and working on the most valuable tasks?
a)
Commitment
b)
Focus
c)
Respect
d)
Openness
28.
How many Product Goals can exist in the Product Backlog at one time?
a)
One
b)
Two
c)
Unlimited
d)
Depends on the number of Sprints
29.
What is the maximum length of the Sprint Retrospective for a one-month Sprint?
a)
1 hour
b)
3 hours
c)
2 hours
d)
4 hours
30.
Which of the following best describes the Scrum Master’s role?
a)
Manage the Developers
b)
Enforce the Scrum framework and coach the team
c)
Approve all PBIs
d)
Write code when needed
31.
Which Scrum value emphasizes honesty and transparency in communication?
a)
Commitment
b)
Openness
c)
Courage
d)
Respect
32.
Who can change the Product Backlog?
a)
Only the Product Owner
b)
Only the Scrum Master
c)
Anyone on the Scrum Team with the PO’s approval
d)
Stakeholders only
33.
What is the purpose of the Sprint Backlog?
a)
To hold all product requirements
b)
To plan work for future Sprints
c)
To provide a forecast of work for the Sprint to meet the Sprint Goal
d)
To track team performance metrics
34.
When can the Sprint Goal be changed?
a)
Anytime during the Sprint
b)
Only during Sprint Planning
c)
Only if stakeholders request it
d)
It should remain unchanged during the Sprint
35.
Which Scrum event is designed to adapt the Product Backlog as needed?
a)
Sprint Review
b)
Sprint Retrospective
c)
Daily Scrum
d)
Sprint Planning
36.
Who determines how much work is selected for a Sprint?
a)
Product Owner
b)
Scrum Master
c)
Developers
d)
Stakeholders
37.
What is the Scrum Team’s main measure of progress?
a)
Velocity
b)
Burn-down chart
c)
Working, usable product Increments
d)
Number of PBIs completed
38.
What happens if work for the Sprint becomes obsolete?
a)
The PO cancels the Sprint
b)
The Scrum Master ends the Sprint
c)
The Sprint continues but scope may be negotiated
d)
The team waits until the next Sprint
39.
Which of the following is NOT a Scrum artifact?
a)
Product Backlog
b)
Sprint Backlog
c)
Increment
d)
Roadmap
40.
What is the main benefit of small, cross-functional teams in Scrum?
a)
Easier reporting
b)
Faster decision-making and delivery of value
c)
Clearer hierarchy
d)
More specialization
41.
Who ensures that the Scrum Team adheres to Scrum theory and practices?
a)
Product Owner
b)
Scrum Master
c)
Developers
d)
Stakeholders
42.
What is the maximum length of a Sprint?
a)
2 weeks
b)
1 month
c)
6 weeks
d)
No limit
43.
Which Scrum value promotes perseverance in achieving goals despite challenges?
a)
Focus
b)
Respect
c)
Courage
d)
Commitment
44.
What is the purpose of having timeboxes in Scrum events?
a)
To reduce stakeholder involvement
b)
To ensure predictability and encourage focus
c)
To limit team autonomy
d)
To satisfy management reporting
45.
What is the main output of the Sprint Review?
a)
Approved Increment
b)
Updated Product Backlog
c)
Release Plan
d)
Sprint Retrospective plan
46.
When is a new Sprint started?
a)
After the PO approves the Increment
b)
Immediately after the previous Sprint ends
c)
At the beginning of each month
d)
When stakeholders request it
47.
What is the Scrum Master’s stance on impediments?
a)
They remove them alone
b)
They coach the team to remove impediments themselves
c)
They escalate to management only
d)
They record them for retrospectives
48.
Which of the following is a commitment for the Increment?
a)
Sprint Goal
b)
Definition of Done
c)
Product Goal
d)
Roadmap
49.
Who decides when the Increment is released to customers?
a)
Product Owner
b)
Scrum Master
c)
Developers
d)
Stakeholders
50.
Which Scrum artifact contains all known work for the product?
a)
Product Backlog
b)
Sprint Backlog
c)
Increment
d)
Release Plan
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