To enable collaboration, the Product Owner, the Scrum Master, and the Scrum Team collaborate with each
other and the stakeholders to create deliverables that provide the greatest possible value to the customer.
This ensures realization of all the following project benefits, EXCEPT:
Answer : A
Feedback loops are opportunities to discuss project information among the Scrum team. All of the following are examples of a feedback loop except for which one?
Answer : B, C
Andy, a Scrum Master, is helping his team draft a Sprint Backlog. In which of the following phases would this
Scrum process be in?
Answer : B
The Scrum Master coordinates with the Product Owner and other stakeholders to ensure benefits from the
project are realized. Which of the following is true about Benefits Realization?
Answer : B
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The Product Owner confirms the achievement of organizational benefits throughout the project, as
well as upon completion of the User Stories in the Prioritized Product Backlog. Benefits from Scrum
projects are realized during Demonstrate and Validate Sprint, Retrospect Sprint, Ship Deliverables
and Retrospect Project processes.
During a Scrum of Scrums, each Scrum Team representative provides an update on which of the following:
A) What has my team been working on since the last meeting?
B) What will my team do until the next meeting?
C) How many story points has my team completed since the last meeting?
D) What is our team planning on doing that might affect other teams?
Answer : A
In Scrum, it is advised to keep Scrum teams relatively small. The reason is that smaller teams are more productive. Why are smaller teams generally more productive?
Answer : A
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