ARTIFACTS
DEFINITION OF DONE
EMPIRICISM
EVENTS
ROLES
SCRUM VALUES
AGILE
200
Traditionally there are (blank) artifacts known in Scrum.
What are three?
200
The Definition of Done is defined by the Scrum Team. The role responsible for delivering a potentially usable product are called
Who are the Developers?
200
List the three principles of Empiricism.
What are transparency, inspection, and adaptation?
200
List the events involved in Scrum.
What are sprint planning, sprint, Daily Scrum, sprint review, and sprint retrospective?
200
Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Developers.
What is the Scrum Team?
200
Define FORCC.
What is Focus, Openness, Respect, Commitment, and Courage?
200
A lightweight framework used to approach complex initiatives or product development.
What is Scrum?
400
List the three artifacts known in Scrum.
What is Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment?
400
The Definition of Done is defined in this Scrum event.
What is Sprint Planning?
400
Changes to the product during the inspection process is called
What is Adaptation?
400
A 15-minute meeting for Developers to inspect the work performed and adjust any approach to ensure "DONE" increment will be delivered.
What is the Daily Scrum?
400
Maximizes the value of the product. Manages the Product Backlog. Interacts with stakeholders/customers for any feedback.
Who is the Product Owner?
400
Shown when the Scrum Team accepts working on difficult features or technology.
What is courage?
400
What is the Scrum Framework?
600
Each artifact contains a commitment. List the commitment for all three.
What are:
Increment : Definition of Done
Product Backlog : Product Goal
Sprint Backlog : Sprint Goal
600
As a result of the finished product, this aspect must be met
What is quality?
600
During the progress, Increment, and the Product Backlog, this empirical principle is used
What is Inspection?
600
Evaluation of previous sprints can be discussed here.
What is sprint retrospective?
600
Creating a plan for the Sprint, the Sprint Backlog. Instilling quality by adhering to a Definition of Done. Adapting their plan each day toward the Sprint Goal. Holding each other accountable as professionals.
Who are the Developers?
600
Acceptance of different opinions, ideas, and cultural backgrounds.
What is respect?
600
Calculation about the future completion about an item.
What is forecasting?
800
All artifacts of the Scrum Framework are administrated by the
Who are the Product Owner or the Developers?
800
Improvements to the Definition of Done is found in this Scrum event.
What is Sprint Retrospective?
800
Visibility and understanding of all the information in the Product Backlog
What is Transparency?
800
Addresses three topic during this event: Why is this sprint valuable, What can be done this sprint, and how will the chosen work get done.
What is Sprint Planning?
800
A servant leader who helps everyone understand scrum theory, practices, roles, and values. Responsible for promoting and supporting Scrum. A facilitator, but not a manager.
What is a Scrum Master?
800
It is exampled in Scrum when we are free to share our ideas about the product, its features, and when we listen to others and their ideas.
What is openness?
800
Types of Estimation
What is Planning Poker and Story Point Estimation?
1000
It is important that the actions and the artifacts of the initiative are (blank), which allows everyone involved to gain a common understanding of what is being seen.
What is transparent?
1000
For a product to considered "Done" it must be
What is usable?
1000
Knowledge comes from experience and making decisions based on what is observed.
What is Empiricism?
1000
Inspect the outcome of the Sprint and determine future adaptations.
What is Sprint Review?
1000
Project Managers, Testers, Analysts, Engineers.
Who are not the Scrum Team?
1000
Shown when team is working on specific task.
What is focus?
1000
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