Scrum Foundations Class Assessment

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Scrum foundations are part of the Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), and Certified Scrum Developer (CSD) classes.

To ensure we have a solid understanding of Scrum foundations, please take the class assessment below.

If you did not do already read the Scrum Guide (15 pages), please go ahead and do that now, then take the assessment.

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Scrum Foundations Assessment

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The main accountability of the Scrum Master is

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Empiricism is best defined as

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Sprints are the heartbeat of Scrum, where ideas are turned into value. The maximum fixed duration of a Sprint is?

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The Sprint Backlog is

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The Product Backlog is

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What type of work is Scrum best suited for?

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A Sprint can have multiple Sprint Goals

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A Product Backlog Item is a detailed description of the requirement

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The 3 accountabilities of a Scrum Team are:

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The 3 pillars of empiricism are

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Which event is to inspect progress towards the Sprint Goal?

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All Product Backlog Items must be written as user stories

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What might happen if Scrum is only partially applied

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The Product Backlog emerges from the

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The Product Increment must meet the level of quality as defined by

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The Product Increment is

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The 3 Scrum Artifacts are:

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The main accountability of the Product Owner is

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In a 4 week Sprint, what is the timebox for the Sprint Retrospective meeting?

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The 3 commitments in Scrum are

(Select all that apply)

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When a new requirement is identified, it’s added to the

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Which event is to inspect progress towards the Product Goal

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What do we take into consideration when determining the duration of the Sprint?

(Select all that apply)

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The timebox for a retrospective in a 4 week Sprint is:

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Which event is to increase overall team and organizational effectiveness

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The Scrum Master is required at the Daily Scrum

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Who determines how the team does their work?

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The Sprint Backlog can be changed as long as the change does not endanger the Sprint Goal

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The main accountability of the Developers is

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Which of these are benefits of using a timebox?

(Select all that apply)

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Which event is to determine the work to be done in the Sprint

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The following are activities that occur in Product Backlog Refinement

(Select all that apply)

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In a 2 week Sprint, what is the timebox for the Sprint Planning meeting?

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Which of these are Scrum values

Select all that apply

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The 5 Scrum events are:

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Which of the following are advantages of an iterative and incremental approach?

(Select all that apply)

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The ScrumMaster is accountable for the effectiveness of

(Select all that apply)

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The Definition of Done is strengthened overtime

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In a 1 week Sprint, what is the timebox for the Sprint Review  meeting?

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The Product Backlog is never complete

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