Ordering the Product Backlog items properly
Preventing changes to the Sprint Backlog once the Sprint begins
Assigning tasks to developers and following up on them
Facilitating meetings and removing impediments
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The Product Owner decides on how to form the teams
Developers themselves will decide on how to form the teams
Management will form the teams
Everyone together will decide on how to form the teams
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An opportunity for improving the Scrum processes
An opportunity for reviewing the viability of the project
An opportunity for inspection and adaptation
An opportunity for receiving approval for the work done
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When needed, based on lessons learned
When asked by the Scrum Master
When asked by the Product Owner
Each Sprint
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A framework for the development of complex products
A practical project management methodology
A practical and modern project management standard
A methodology for software development
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In the previous Sprint Retrospective
In the beginning of the project
In the Sprint Planning meeting
Any time during the Sprint
It’s not mandatory
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Assigns tasks to the developers
Helps those outside the team interact with the Scrum Team
It’s a management position
Identifies what has been done prior to the Sprint Review meeting
Is responsible for updating the burndown chart
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False
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False
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False
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It’s the Development Team’s plan for the Sprint
Each of its items is assigned to a team member
Each of its items has been estimated in hours
It’s composed by the Product Owner
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It grows and change as more is learned about the project
It provides information required for the design phase of the project
It’s a baseline for the change management process
It contains all the tasks required for the project
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Optimizing the work required for Sprint Backlog items
Resolving internal team conflicts
Measuring the performance of the Sprint
Selecting the Product Owner
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No one
The Product Owner
The Development Team
The Scrum Master
The Scrum Team
The Product Owner and the Development Team together
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There’s no such thing as Sprint zero
Prepare the Product Backlog for the next few Sprints
Prepare the Product Backlog for the whole project
Communicate with the customer and understand the requirements
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When the Development Team finds it necessary
When the Product Owner determines it makes no sense to finish it
When the Scrum Master decides to
When the infrastructure and tools are not ready for the whole project
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Nothing
The Development Team will continue to the next Sprint without a Sprint Review
The Sprint will be canceled
The Sprint will be extended
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The Development Team
The Scrum Master
The Scrum Team
The Product Owner
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Create a shared understanding of what has to be done for each item
Describe the purpose of each Sprint
Increase transparency
Describe the work that should be done during the Sprint
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A set of tests designed to be used in the next Sprint
A document that shows the solution design and helps the team develop the product
An Increment of Done software
A user interface layout designed to be used for the solution
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False
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There’s no tester role in Scrum
They proactively verify the programmers output
They help the team incorporate the test driven development practice
They verify the programmers output
They find bugs
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Prepare a complete infrastructure and set of tools for the project
Plan a small improvement for the next Sprint
Deliver a piece of working software
Develop a plan for the whole project
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Nothing; there’s no time between the two
Refactor the developed items
Release the Increment
Prepare for the Sprint Planning
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Increments will be more complete
Reporting to the project manager will be easier
There will be increased transparency of the Increments
Increments will be closer to being potentially shippable
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There can be multiple definitions, as long as they are capable of creating a potentially releasable Increment
Each team defines its own Definition of Done independently of others
There can be multiple definitions, as long as they are well communicated and understood among teams and with the customer
There should be only one Definition of Done for all teams
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The Scrum Master
The Development Team
The Product Owner
The Development Team and the Product Owner together
The whole Scrum Team
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Based on the value of the items
Based on the size of the items
Based on the criticality of the items
Based on dependencies among the items
Based on the amount of risk related to each item
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The technical debt
The progress
The amount of remaining work
The capacity of the team
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Facilitating Scrum events
Removing impediments for the Development Team
Assigning tasks to individual developers
Coaching the organization in Scrum adoption
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Ask the Development Team to help the Product Owner understand the dependencies among items to be used in ordering them
Help the Product Owner order the items
Ask the customer to order the items instead of the Product Owner
Extend the Sprint, so that the Product Owner has more time ordering items
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Just enough to understand the design and architecture.
Just enough for the Development Team to be able to forecast what it can do, and start the first several days of the Sprint.
Just enough for the Scrum Master to be able to assign tasks to developers
Just enough for the Scrum Master to be able to assign tasks to developers
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False
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Pull Product Backlog items for the upcoming Sprint
Estimate the amount of work of newly created Product Backlog items
Reorder the Product Backlog
Report progress to stakeholders
Create new Product Backlog items
Create tasks for Sprint Backlog items
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The Development Team
The Scrum Master
The Product Owner
The Project Manager
The Scrum Team
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Throughout the project
In the Sprint zero
Before the first Sprint
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False
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Every 3 Sprints
At the end of each Sprint
Whenever the user acceptance testing is done
When the Product Owner asks for it
Before each planned release
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The won’t need Sprint Reviews any more
They won’t need a Scrum Master any more
They will improve the Definition of Done
They won’t need Sprint Retrospectives any more
They can release every Increment
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False
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They can be added to the Product Backlog
They can be added to the Definition of Done
They can be handled in a separate Sprint dedicated to security
They can be outsourced to a department responsible for security
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The Sprint doesn’t make sense any more
They can’t cancel Sprints
There’s an unsolved technical dependency
Not enough information is available for the development
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Prioritize the issues and work on them in order
Consult the Development Team
Escalate the issues to the right person
Ask the senior management for help
Inform management of the impediments and their impact
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Product Backlog order
Scrum process
Technical approach
Increment
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False
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False
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8 hours for a one month Sprint
8 hours for a two week Sprint
6 hours for a one month Sprint
6 hours for a two week Sprint
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Product Backlog ordering
When to release
Sprint length
How to best accomplish its work
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