Exam Certified Questions &Answers|100
Correct|Grade A
1. What is the primary responsibility of the Scrum Master?
A. Create the product backlog
B. Assign tasks to team members
C. Ensure Scrum is understood and enacted
D. Approve the team's work
Answer: C
The Scrum Master serves the Scrum Team by ensuring Scrum
principles and practices are followed.
2. Who is responsible for maximizing the value of the product?
A. Scrum Master
B. Product Owner
C. Development Team
D. Stakeholders
Answer: B
The Product Owner owns the product vision and prioritizes backlog
items to maximize value.
3. What is the recommended length of a Sprint?
A. 1–4 weeks
B. 6–8 weeks
C. 1 day
D. 3 months
,Answer: A
Sprints are timeboxed to one month or less, commonly 1–4 weeks.
4. What is the output of Sprint Planning?
A. Sprint Backlog
B. Product Increment
C. Product Backlog
D. Definition of Done
Answer: A
The Sprint Backlog lists the work the team commits to delivering
during the Sprint.
5. Who can cancel a Sprint?
A. Scrum Master
B. Product Owner
C. Development Team
D. Stakeholders
Answer: B
Only the Product Owner has the authority to cancel a Sprint.
6. What is the purpose of the Daily Scrum?
A. Report progress to the Scrum Master
B. Inspect progress toward the Sprint Goal
C. Review the Product Backlog
D. Assign tasks
Answer: B
The Daily Scrum is for the Developers to inspect progress and adapt
the plan.
, 7. What is the maximum length of the Daily Scrum?
A. 5 minutes
B. 15 minutes
C. 30 minutes
D. 60 minutes
Answer: B
It is a 15-minute timeboxed event.
8. Which artifact provides transparency into upcoming work?
A. Sprint Backlog
B. Product Backlog
C. Increment
D. Burn-up chart
Answer: B
The Product Backlog lists all future work, prioritized by the Product
Owner.
9. Who creates the Definition of Done?
A. Product Owner
B. Scrum Master
C. Scrum Team
D. Development Team alone
Answer: C
The entire Scrum Team collaborates to create and maintain the
Definition of Done.
10. What is empiricism based on?
A. Planning and execution
B. Transparency, inspection, and adaptation