Row 1
What's the primary goal of a sprint review in Scrum?
a) To select user stories for the next sprint
b) To reflect on team processes and improvements
c) To demonstrate completed work to stakeholders and gather feedback
d) To estimate the effort required for user stories
c) To demonstrate completed work to stakeholders and gather feedback
What's the term for a set of criteria that a user story must meet to be considered complete?
a) Definition of Done (DoD)
b) Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
c) Acceptance Criteria
d) Adaptive Planning
a) Definition of Done (DoD)
Which Agile principle emphasizes the value of responding to change over following a plan?
a) Continuous Improvement
b) Adaptive Planning
c) Lean Development
d) Incremental Development
b) Adaptive Planning
How does Agile encourage adaptive planning?
a) By strictly adhering to a detailed initial plan
b) By avoiding any changes to the project scope
c) By being open to changes in requirements and adapting plans accordingly
d) By freezing the project's features early in development
c) By being open to changes in requirements and adapting plans accordingly
What's the purpose of a daily stand-up (daily scrum) meeting?
a) To review completed work at the end of each day
b) To discuss long-term project planning
c) To demonstrate new features to stakeholders
d) To align the team, share progress, and identify obstacles
d) To align the team, share progress, and identify obstacles
Which Scrum role is responsible for ensuring the team adheres to the Scrum process and facilitates collaboration?
a) Product Owner
b) Development Team
c) Scrum Master
d) Stakeholder
c) Scrum Master
How does Test-Driven Development (TDD) align with Agile principles?
a) TDD focuses on writing tests after the code is developed.
b) TDD helps avoid the need for continuous integration.
c) TDD emphasizes designing the entire system upfront.
d) TDD encourages writing tests before writing code to ensure code quality.
d) TDD encourages writing tests before writing code to ensure code quality.
What's the purpose of a sprint retrospective?
a) To demonstrate completed work to stakeholders
b) To select user stories for the next sprint
c) To reflect on team processes and identify improvements
d) To discuss the progress of the current sprint
c) To reflect on team processes and identify improvements
Which visualization technique helps track work remaining versus time in a sprint?
a) Kanban Board
b) User Persona
c) Burn-Down Chart
d) Feature Freeze
c) Burn-Down Chart
Which Agile methodology focuses on eliminating waste, improving efficiency, and maximizing value delivery?
a) Feature Driven Development (FDD)
b) Lean Development
c) Waterfall Development
d) Extreme Programming (XP)
b) Lean Development