Exin ASM Agile Scrum Master Exam Practice Test

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Total 230 questions
Question 1

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 2

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 3

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 4

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 5

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 6

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 7

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 8

A new team member Alisha joins a team Alisha has worked in Scrum teams before as a Scrum Master Her stones make the team enthusiastic about Scrum. They would like to try working in an Agile environment and slowly transition to Scrum

The team asks their manager to support their experiments with Scrum. The manager is hesitant about it but will allow the team to try Since the manager feels a little apprehensive he would still like to divide the tasks over (he team members It is clear he does not fully trust the team members to make it work

Should this team try out a more Agile way of working now?



Answer : D


Question 9

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 10

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 11

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 12

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 13

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 14

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 15

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 16

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 17

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 18

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 19

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 20

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 21

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 22

A new team member Alisha joins a team Alisha has worked in Scrum teams before as a Scrum Master Her stones make the team enthusiastic about Scrum. They would like to try working in an Agile environment and slowly transition to Scrum

The team asks their manager to support their experiments with Scrum. The manager is hesitant about it but will allow the team to try Since the manager feels a little apprehensive he would still like to divide the tasks over (he team members It is clear he does not fully trust the team members to make it work

Should this team try out a more Agile way of working now?



Answer : D


Question 23

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 24

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 25

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 26

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 27

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 28

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 29

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 30

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 31

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 32

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 33

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 34

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 35

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 36

A new team member Alisha joins a team Alisha has worked in Scrum teams before as a Scrum Master Her stones make the team enthusiastic about Scrum. They would like to try working in an Agile environment and slowly transition to Scrum

The team asks their manager to support their experiments with Scrum. The manager is hesitant about it but will allow the team to try Since the manager feels a little apprehensive he would still like to divide the tasks over (he team members It is clear he does not fully trust the team members to make it work

Should this team try out a more Agile way of working now?



Answer : D


Question 37

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 38

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 39

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 40

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 41

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 42

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 43

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 44

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 45

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 46

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 47

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 48

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 49

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 50

A new team member Alisha joins a team Alisha has worked in Scrum teams before as a Scrum Master Her stones make the team enthusiastic about Scrum. They would like to try working in an Agile environment and slowly transition to Scrum

The team asks their manager to support their experiments with Scrum. The manager is hesitant about it but will allow the team to try Since the manager feels a little apprehensive he would still like to divide the tasks over (he team members It is clear he does not fully trust the team members to make it work

Should this team try out a more Agile way of working now?



Answer : D


Question 51

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 52

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 53

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 54

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 55

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 56

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 57

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 58

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 59

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 60

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 61

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 62

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 63

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 64

A new team member Alisha joins a team Alisha has worked in Scrum teams before as a Scrum Master Her stones make the team enthusiastic about Scrum. They would like to try working in an Agile environment and slowly transition to Scrum

The team asks their manager to support their experiments with Scrum. The manager is hesitant about it but will allow the team to try Since the manager feels a little apprehensive he would still like to divide the tasks over (he team members It is clear he does not fully trust the team members to make it work

Should this team try out a more Agile way of working now?



Answer : D


Question 65

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 66

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 67

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 68

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 69

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 70

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 71

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 72

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 73

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 74

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 75

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 76

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 77

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 78

A new team member Alisha joins a team Alisha has worked in Scrum teams before as a Scrum Master Her stones make the team enthusiastic about Scrum. They would like to try working in an Agile environment and slowly transition to Scrum

The team asks their manager to support their experiments with Scrum. The manager is hesitant about it but will allow the team to try Since the manager feels a little apprehensive he would still like to divide the tasks over (he team members It is clear he does not fully trust the team members to make it work

Should this team try out a more Agile way of working now?



Answer : D


Question 79

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 80

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 81

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 82

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 83

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 84

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 85

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 86

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 87

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 88

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 89

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 90

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 91

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 92

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 93

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 94

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 95

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 96

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 97

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 98

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 99

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 100

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 101

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 102

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 103

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 104

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 105

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 106

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 107

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 108

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 109

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 110

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 111

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 112

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 113

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 114

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 115

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 116

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 117

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 118

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 119

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 120

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 121

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 122

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 123

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 124

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 125

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 126

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 127

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 128

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 129

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 130

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 131

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 132

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 133

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 134

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 135

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 136

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 137

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 138

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 139

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 140

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 141

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 142

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 143

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 144

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 145

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 146

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 147

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 148

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 149

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 150

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 151

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 152

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 153

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 154

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 155

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 156

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 157

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 158

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 159

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 160

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 161

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 162

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 163

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 164

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 165

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 166

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 167

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 168

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 169

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 170

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 171

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 172

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 173

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 174

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 175

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 176

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 177

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 178

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 179

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 180

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 181

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 182

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 183

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 184

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 185

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 186

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 187

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 188

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 189

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 190

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 191

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 192

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 193

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 194

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 195

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 196

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 197

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 198

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 199

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 200

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 201

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 202

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 203

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 204

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 205

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 206

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 207

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 208

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 209

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 210

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 211

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 212

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 213

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 214

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 215

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 216

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 217

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 218

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 219

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 220

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 221

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 222

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 223

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 224

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 225

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 226

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 227

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 228

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 229

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 230

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 231

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 232

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 233

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 234

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 235

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 236

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 237

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 238

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 239

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 240

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 241

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 242

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 243

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 244

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 245

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 246

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 247

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 248

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 249

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 250

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 251

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 252

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 253

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 254

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 255

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 256

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 257

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 258

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 259

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 260

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 261

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 262

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 263

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 264

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 265

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 266

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 267

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 268

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 269

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 270

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 271

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 272

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 273

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 274

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 275

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 276

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 277

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 278

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 279

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 280

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 281

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 282

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 283

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 284

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 285

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 286

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 287

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 288

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 289

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 290

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 291

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 292

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 293

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 294

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 295

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 296

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 297

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 298

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 299

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 300

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 301

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 302

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 303

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 304

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 305

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 306

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 307

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 308

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 309

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 310

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 311

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 312

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 313

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 314

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 315

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 316

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 317

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 318

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 319

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 320

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 321

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 322

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 323

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 324

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 325

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 326

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 327

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 328

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 329

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 330

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 331

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 332

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 333

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 334

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 335

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 336

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 337

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 338

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 339

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 340

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 341

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 342

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 343

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 344

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 345

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 346

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 347

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 348

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 349

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 350

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 351

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 352

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 353

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 354

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 355

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 356

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 357

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 358

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 359

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 360

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 361

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 362

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 363

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 364

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 365

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 366

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 367

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 368

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 369

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 370

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 371

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 372

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 373

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 374

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 375

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 376

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 377

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 378

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 379

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 380

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 381

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 382

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 383

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 384

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 385

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 386

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 387

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 388

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 389

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 390

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 391

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 392

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 393

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 394

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 395

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 396

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 397

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 398

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 399

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 400

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 401

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 402

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 403

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 404

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 405

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 406

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 407

A company is transitioning to Scrum. The Scrum Master tells the management team that the role of traditional management does not exist in an Agile environment. The management team asks what the managers should do once the company has transitioned to Scrum. They feel insecure about letting all control go and wish to supervise the Scrum teams closely.

What should the Scrum Master teach the Scrum teams and the managers about Scrum?



Answer : A


Question 408

A team struggles to keep the sprint planning meeting within the timebox. They spend a lot of time on planning the work to finish their sprint within the expected timeframe

Who should ensure the meeting stays within the timebox?



Answer : D


Question 409

The Microsystems company wants to be highly responsive to bug reports or feature requests from their customers At the same time, they want predictability in terms of features to release

How does Scrum help to achieve this predictability?



Answer : B


Question 410

A team has problems keeping track of the work they do The Product Owner has no idea what work the team is currently doing The Scrum Master thinks the team needs more transparency to see who is working on what The customer would like an estimation of the team's velocity In addition the team wants to improve the flow of the work and identify constraints

Which tool will help the team most?



Answer : B


Question 411

An organization wants to transition to Scrum They want to make sure this transition goes well What factor helps most to ensure a smooth transition?



Answer : C


Question 412

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 413

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 414

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 415

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 416

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 417

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 418

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 419

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 420

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 421

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 422

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 423

Joan is the Scrum Master for her organization and the Development Team wants to know why Joan is attending the Daily Scrum. Why should Joan attend the Daily Scrum?



Answer : D


Question 424

You are the Scrum Master for the ID7 Project for your organization. Martha is serving as the Product Owner for this project. Martha meets with you and asks for your advice on how she should go about estimating the work in the Product Backlog. What should you tell Martha?



Answer : A


Question 425

How long is a Sprint Retrospective in a one month Sprint?



Answer : E


Question 426

You are the Scrum Master of the JKM Project and your Development Team has asked to change some rules about the duration of the Sprints. Which one of the following statements is a rule of Scrum that the team should follow when it comes to Sprint duration?



Answer : C


Question 427

Scrum is best described as a



Answer : B


Question 428

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 429

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 430

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 431

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 432

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 433

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 434

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 435

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 436

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 437

Joan is the Scrum Master for her organization and the Development Team wants to know why Joan is attending the Daily Scrum. Why should Joan attend the Daily Scrum?



Answer : D


Question 438

You are the Scrum Master for the ID7 Project for your organization. Martha is serving as the Product Owner for this project. Martha meets with you and asks for your advice on how she should go about estimating the work in the Product Backlog. What should you tell Martha?



Answer : A


Question 439

How long is a Sprint Retrospective in a one month Sprint?



Answer : E


Question 440

You are the Scrum Master of the JKM Project and your Development Team has asked to change some rules about the duration of the Sprints. Which one of the following statements is a rule of Scrum that the team should follow when it comes to Sprint duration?



Answer : C


Question 441

Scrum is best described as a



Answer : B


Question 442

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 443

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 444

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 445

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 446

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 447

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 448

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 449

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 450

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 451

Joan is the Scrum Master for her organization and the Development Team wants to know why Joan is attending the Daily Scrum. Why should Joan attend the Daily Scrum?



Answer : D


Question 452

You are the Scrum Master for the ID7 Project for your organization. Martha is serving as the Product Owner for this project. Martha meets with you and asks for your advice on how she should go about estimating the work in the Product Backlog. What should you tell Martha?



Answer : A


Question 453

How long is a Sprint Retrospective in a one month Sprint?



Answer : E


Question 454

You are the Scrum Master of the JKM Project and your Development Team has asked to change some rules about the duration of the Sprints. Which one of the following statements is a rule of Scrum that the team should follow when it comes to Sprint duration?



Answer : C


Question 455

Scrum is best described as a



Answer : B


Question 456

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 457

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 458

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 459

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 460

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 461

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 462

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 463

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 464

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 465

Joan is the Scrum Master for her organization and the Development Team wants to know why Joan is attending the Daily Scrum. Why should Joan attend the Daily Scrum?



Answer : D


Question 466

You are the Scrum Master for the ID7 Project for your organization. Martha is serving as the Product Owner for this project. Martha meets with you and asks for your advice on how she should go about estimating the work in the Product Backlog. What should you tell Martha?



Answer : A


Question 467

How long is a Sprint Retrospective in a one month Sprint?



Answer : E


Question 468

You are the Scrum Master of the JKM Project and your Development Team has asked to change some rules about the duration of the Sprints. Which one of the following statements is a rule of Scrum that the team should follow when it comes to Sprint duration?



Answer : C


Question 469

Scrum is best described as a



Answer : B


Question 470

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 471

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 472

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 473

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 474

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 475

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 476

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 477

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 478

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 479

Joan is the Scrum Master for her organization and the Development Team wants to know why Joan is attending the Daily Scrum. Why should Joan attend the Daily Scrum?



Answer : D


Question 480

You are the Scrum Master for the ID7 Project for your organization. Martha is serving as the Product Owner for this project. Martha meets with you and asks for your advice on how she should go about estimating the work in the Product Backlog. What should you tell Martha?



Answer : A


Question 481

How long is a Sprint Retrospective in a one month Sprint?



Answer : E


Question 482

You are the Scrum Master of the JKM Project and your Development Team has asked to change some rules about the duration of the Sprints. Which one of the following statements is a rule of Scrum that the team should follow when it comes to Sprint duration?



Answer : C


Question 483

Scrum is best described as a



Answer : B


Question 484

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 485

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 486

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 487

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 488

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 489

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 490

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 491

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 492

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 493

Joan is the Scrum Master for her organization and the Development Team wants to know why Joan is attending the Daily Scrum. Why should Joan attend the Daily Scrum?



Answer : D


Question 494

You are the Scrum Master for the ID7 Project for your organization. Martha is serving as the Product Owner for this project. Martha meets with you and asks for your advice on how she should go about estimating the work in the Product Backlog. What should you tell Martha?



Answer : A


Question 495

How long is a Sprint Retrospective in a one month Sprint?



Answer : E


Question 496

You are the Scrum Master of the JKM Project and your Development Team has asked to change some rules about the duration of the Sprints. Which one of the following statements is a rule of Scrum that the team should follow when it comes to Sprint duration?



Answer : C


Question 497

Scrum is best described as a



Answer : B


Question 498

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 499

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 500

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 501

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 502

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 503

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 504

Scrum is



Answer : A


Question 505

What is the recommended size of a Development Team?



Answer : C


Question 506

Which of the following items is not time-boxed?



Answer : D


Question 507

Joan is the Scrum Master for her organization and the Development Team wants to know why Joan is attending the Daily Scrum. Why should Joan attend the Daily Scrum?



Answer : D


Question 508

You are the Scrum Master for the ID7 Project for your organization. Martha is serving as the Product Owner for this project. Martha meets with you and asks for your advice on how she should go about estimating the work in the Product Backlog. What should you tell Martha?



Answer : A


Question 509

How long is a Sprint Retrospective in a one month Sprint?



Answer : E


Question 510

You are the Scrum Master of the JKM Project and your Development Team has asked to change some rules about the duration of the Sprints. Which one of the following statements is a rule of Scrum that the team should follow when it comes to Sprint duration?



Answer : C


Question 511

Scrum is best described as a



Answer : B


Question 512

Eisa is a Project Manager of a team that is currently not yet self-managing. Elsa selects tasks that play to the strengths of her team members. The team is fun and highly productive.

Sanjit is a Developer Whenever issues arise the team members ask Sanjit what they should do. He has a dominant personality finds it easy to make decisions and he is not too often wrong. The other team members find. It easier to let him decide than argue even if they have other and sometimes better ideas. They avoid discussions as a team

The company now wants to adopt Scrum Elsa is trained and will become the new Scrum Master She will have to make sure the team becomes self-managing

What is the test way for Elsa to create a self-managing team?



Answer : D


Question 513

A team is new to Scrum and is enthusiastic to try it. The company is very open and there is enough trust between management and coworkers.

The Developers on the team used to work in two separate teams with different specialties Previously they were working as competitive teams racing to become team of the month Because they feel they should have all competences represented in the team to be self-sufficient, they will form a team together.

For Scrum to be successful the team must do the following things (in alphabetical order)

- change their assumptions about how to work and how others may be able to help

- make the culture into a true Agile culture because it is only halfway there now

- switch me focus from traditional development methods to delivering value for the customer in cooperation with the customer

- implement and start using a new set of Agile measures to track progress



Answer : C


Question 514

The Developers want a way to keep track of who is doing what and which tasks still need to be done. Which information radiator is most suitable here?



Answer : B


Question 515

Marty is coaching the Development Team on being completely done with the user stories in a Sprint. What should Marty tell the Development Team regarding the completeness of a Product Backlog?



Answer : A


Question 516

A representative of the customer has asked the Development Team to add a very important item to an ongoing Sprint. What should they do?



Answer : C


Question 517

Mark is the Product Owner and he asks you, the Scrum Master what burndown charts actually track. What's the best response for Mark?



Answer : A


Question 518

Scrum is



Answer : A


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