What action will the Development Team take when it is discovered that new work is required to complete the agreed-upon task(s)? [A]  The Development Team adds the new work to the Sprint Backlog. [B]  The Development Team adds the new work ...

[A] The Scrum Master has no authority over Scrum team members, but that authority is granted by the team. [B] If needed, the Scrum Master will work with the Product Owner to make sure the Product Backlog is in good ...

[A] Refinement is a part-time activity during a Sprint between the Product Owner and the Development Team. [B] Refinement is a full-time activity during a Sprint for the Scrum Team. [C] Refinement is a part-time activity during a Sprint between ...

[A] The team is able to complete the project according to the planning after the date and cost are committed to the Product Owner. [B] The team has all the skills on board, needed to accept collective ownership for the ...

One of the benefits from Scrum is that the Development Team doesn’t have to write detailed specifications anymore. [A] True [B] False

[A] Members of Development Teams are exchanged frequently to promote continuous learning and cross-functionality. [B] The Development Team provides input for the Sprint Planning [C] The Development Team may re-negotiate with the Product owner the work needed to deliver the ...

[A] True [B] False

Time-boxing is an important principle of Scrum. What is the exact meaning of a meeting having a time-box? [A]  The meeting must happen by a given time. [B]  The meeting must happen at the same time every day. [C]  The meeting ...

Scrum allows for re-estimating tasks based on growing insight. Who is responsible for updating the estimates of the work during a Sprint? [A]  The Development Team [B]  The Scrum Master [C]  The most senior member of the Team [D]  The Product ...

The Product Owner role and Scrum Master role are never included in the Development Team size count. [A] True [B] False