When does a Sprint end? A. When there is no work remaining in the Sprint Backlog. B. When the time-box expires. C. It depends on the Product Owner. D. Immediately after the conclusion of the Sprint Review.

The purpose of a Sprint is to produce a potentially releasable product Increment. A. True B. False

What might be a valid reason for abnormally cancelling a Sprint? A. When the Development Team discovers it cannot meet their Sprint commitments. B. When the work becomes too difficult for the Development Team. C. When the sales department discovers…

A time-box is: A. An event that starts at a specific time. B. An event with a minimum set time. C. An event that cannot take more than a maximum amount of time. D. An event that must happen by…

When does a new Sprint begin? A. Immediately after the next Sprint Planning. B. Immediately after the end of the previous Sprint. C. It depends on the Product Owner. D. Every Monday.

How should a Scrum Master respond if the Product Owner plans the first Sprint to only focus on setting up the infrastructure and architecture in order to work on functionality in a subsequent Sprint? A. Help the Product Owner understand…

The Sprint length should be: A. Short enough to keep the business risk acceptable to the Product Owner. B. Short enough to be able to synchronize the development work with other business events. C. No more than one month. D.…

What must the Development Team do during the first Sprint? A. Create a potentially shippable product Increment that includes at least one piece of functionality. B. Analyze and estimate the requirements for the subsequent Sprints. C. Create a project plan…

Who can prematurely cancel a Sprint? A. The Development Team B. The Product Owner C. The Stakeholders D. The Scrum Master

Which statement is correct about the length of the Sprints? A. All Sprints must be one month or less and it is optimal to have a consistent Sprint length. B. The Sprint length is dependent on the development effort forecasted…