Free Scrum PSK-I Exam Questions

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Question 1

Why aren't feedback loop practices included in the Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams? (choose the best answer)

A : The Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams builds upon the Scrum Guide. There is no need to explicitly add feedback loop practices as they are already in Scrum.

B : Kanban does not require feedback loops as it focuses on improving productivity. Feedback loops only apply when using Scrumban.

C : A Scrum Team self-manages and decides what feedback loops are necessary to include in their workflow

D : Kanban boards are the only feedback loops needed for Scrum Teams using Kanban.

Answer: A

Question 2

What does it mean when a Scrum Team chooses to communicate an 85% 5-day service level expectation (SLE)?

A : The team promises to have 85% of all Product Backlog items done within 5 days.

B : The team can get any critical system backup within 5 days.

C : The team expects they will complete a work item within 5 days of when they start working on it 85% of the time.

D : In the last Sprint, the team has been able to complete 85% of Product Backlog items within 5 days of starting work on the item.

Answer: C

Question 3

What are the policies of the Definition of Workflow that the Scrum Team might adopt?

A : ualization policies and How-we-work policies

B : Visualization policies, Inspection policies and How-we-work policies

C : rkflow-States policies and who-manage-workflow policies

D : ualization policies

E : w-we-work policies

Answer: A

Question 4

What should the visualization of the Workflow include?

A : l of the answers

B : plicit policies about how work flows through each state

C : fined points at which the Scrum Team considers work to have started and to have finished

D : definition of the work items

E : licies for limiting Work in Progress

F : definition of the states from start to finish

Answer: A

Question 5

To effectively track Work in Progress (WIP), a team should clearly define what it means to have 'started' work and to have 'finished' work. This will typically be included in the Scrum Team's definition of "Workflow" policy. How are these various points of flow defined? (choose the best answer)

A : Product Backlog items that conform with the team's Definition of Ready are considered WIP.

B : Each point of flow is assigned an owner and will be defined by that owner.

C : However the Scrum Team decides to define it. The definition must be in agreement with the Developers and the Product Owner.

D : Any Product Backlog item in the Sprint Backlog that is not 'done' is considered WIP.

E : However the Developers choose to define it. They have the final say on managing the Sprint Backlog.

Answer: C

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