Section 2

Question 1

What are the Scrum artifacts?

Answer 1

Product Backlog
Sprint Backlog
Increment

Question 2

What does a product backlog support?

Answer 2

Product goal

Question 3

What does a sprint backlog support?

Answer 3

Supports the sprint goal

Question 4

What is an increment?

Answer 4

Sum of all the product backlog items completed during a sprint and all previous sprints

Question 5

What is a sprint goal?

Answer 5

The objective for the sprint

Question 6

What is a product goal?

Answer 6

• long term objective
• only 1 product at a time

Question 7

What is value?

Answer 7

The benefit you get from using the product

Question 8

What a product backlog?

Answer 8

Undone work

Question 9

What will the Product Backlog Item (PBI) contain?

Answer 9

-Description
-Order
-Size
-Value
-Acceptance Criteria

Question 10

Who owns the product backlog?

Answer 10

Product owner

Question 11

What is the Product goal?

Answer 11

-Objective that the product should achieve
-Only 1 product goal at a time

Question 12

What is Product Backlog Refinement?

Answer 12

-in the product backlog, larger items are broken down into smaller ones
-add size and order

Question 13

What is sizing/estimation?

Answer 13

The process of figuring out the size of each item in the backlog

Question 14

Who is responsible for sizing?

Answer 14

Developers

Question 15

When are backlog items determined to be “Ready” for the next sprint?

Answer 15

The items are small enough, detailed enough, and immediately actionable

Question 16

What are user stories?

Answer 16

Short descriptions of a feature explained from the perspective of the person who desires the functionality, usually a user of the product.

Question 17

What is the 3 step process to develop user stories?

Answer 17

1. Card
2. Conversation
3. Confirmation

Question 18

What is on a card?

Answer 18

The conversation in the format of, “As a <some> I want <some> so that <some>"</some></some></some>

Question 19

What is confirmation?

Answer 19

Acceptance criteria that explains what is considered done

Question 20

Where does sizing happen?

Answer 20

Product backlog refinement activity

Question 21

What is an estimate in terms of sizing?

Answer 21

A guess of the effort necessary to carry out a given task

Question 22

What is the product backlog?

Answer 22

an ordered list of ideas and features

Question 23

What is included in the sprint backlog?

Answer 23

• PBI (Prodcut Backlog Item) for the sprint (What?)
• Sprint goal (Why?)
• Plan (How?)

Question 24

What happens with unfinished work in the Sprint backlog at the end of the sprint?

Answer 24

Put back into the Product Backlog

Question 25

Who is responsible for the Product Backlog?

Answer 25

Product Owner

Question 26

Who is responsible for the Sprint Backlog?

Answer 26

Developers

Question 27

What is the Sprint Scope?

Answer 27

Functionality developed during the Sprint

Question 28

Can the Sprint Scope be modified during the Sprint?

Answer 28

Yes, the scope is flexible

Question 29

What is the Scope of the Sprint Backlog?

Answer 29

Amount of work selected by the Developers

Question 30

If the Developers realize they cannot make the Sprint goal, who do they renegotiate with?

Answer 30

Product Owner

Question 31

What can be compromised with adjusting the Sprint Backlog to make the Sprint Goal?

Answer 31

Features, but not quality

Question 32

What is a Product Increment?

Answer 32

- a new version of the product - it's additive to all previous increments from all previous sprints