Scrum Ceremonies
What is the meeting called where the team plans the work for the sprint?
What is the Sprint Planning?
What does DoR stand for?
What is the Definition of Ready?
What does DoD stand for?
What is the Definition of Done?
Who is responsible for the product backlog?
Who is the Product Owner?
What is the list of all work that needs to be done for the product called?
What is the Product Backlog?
What is the short, daily meeting called where team members talk about what they did yesterday and plan for today?
What is the Daily Scrum (or Stand-up)?
When should a user story meet the Definition of Ready?
Before it is added to the Sprint Backlog.
True or False: A feature is done when the code is written.
What is False? (It must be tested and meet all DoD criteria.)
Who removes obstacles and helps the team work better together?
Who is the Scrum Master?
What is the list of work chosen for the current sprint called?
What is the Sprint Backlog?
What is the ceremony called at the end of the sprint to inspect the product and show it to stakeholders?
What is the Sprint Review?
True or False: A user story is ready if the team understands it and can estimate it.
What is True?
What is one thing that should be true for a user story to be considered “done”?
What is: The code is tested and works as expected.
Who works on the tasks in the sprint to build the product?
Who are the Developers (or the Scrum Team)?
What is the name of the result that is delivered at the end of each sprint?
What is the Increment?
What is the ceremony where the team reflects on the last sprint and discusses improvements?
What is the Sprint Retrospective?
What kind of acceptance criteria must a story have to meet the Definition of Ready?
Clear and testable acceptance criteria.
When should the Definition of Done be checked?
What is: At the end of each user story and during the Sprint Review.
Who represents the needs of the customers or stakeholders?
Who is the Product Owner?
Which artifact shows progress and forecasts how much work the team can do in future sprints?
What is the Burn-down Chart?
What is the time period called in Scrum where the team works on specific tasks to achieve a goal?
What is the Sprint?
What is one key condition that must be met for a user story to be considered “ready”?
The story is small enough to be completed within a sprint.
Who creates the Definition of Done?
What is: The Scrum Team.
Who facilitates the Scrum events?
Who is the Scrum Master?
What is the document that shows the current state of all work needed for the product?
What is the Product Backlog?