Question 1
How is Scrum best described?
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Correct answer: B - A lightweight framework for generating value through adaptive solutions for complex problems
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How is Scrum best described?
Correct answer: B - A lightweight framework for generating value through adaptive solutions for complex problems
Scrum is a complete methodology that prescribes all the processes and techniques a team needs to deliver a product.
Correct answer: B - False
According to the Scrum Guide, the Scrum framework is described as:
Correct answer: B - Purposefully incomplete
What does the Scrum Guide mean when it states Scrum is 'purposefully incomplete'?
Correct answer: B - It only defines what is required to implement Scrum theory, allowing various techniques to be employed within it
Implementing only parts of Scrum is possible, but according to the Scrum Guide, the result is not Scrum.
Correct answer: A - True
What does the Scrum Guide say about the immutability of the framework?
Correct answer: B - The Scrum framework, as outlined in the Guide, is immutable - partial implementation is possible but the result is not Scrum
A company decides to use Scrum but removes the Sprint Retrospective because they feel it wastes time. According to the Scrum Guide, what is the result?
Correct answer: C - The result is not Scrum because the framework is immutable
Scrum is founded on which two key concepts?
Correct answer: B - Empiricism and lean thinking
Scrum is founded on empiricism and lean thinking.
Correct answer: A - True
What does empiricism assert?
Correct answer: B - Knowledge comes from experience and making decisions based on what is observed
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