General

Question 1

What is the meaning of “iterative”

Answer 1

You develop, test and get feedback at regular intervals

Question 2

What type of question do you need to ask during the early requirements discovery phase?

Answer 2

Context-free, open-ended questions

Question 3

What is a sprint retrospective

Answer 3

It is a mechanism to encourage the team to continuously improve their development process

Question 4

When is a sprint over?

Answer 4

When the end of the time-box is reached.

Question 5

What is the main output for a retrospective meeting for a sprint?

Answer 5

A list of changes to try in the next sprint

Question 6

What does a Git “commit” command do?

Answer 6

Creates a new local snapshot that includes any files changed since the last commit.

Question 7

What is MoSCoW

Answer 7

Refers to user stories:
Must have
Should have
Could have
Won't have

Question 8

What is the velocity

Answer 8

The velocity is used to determine how many user stories to select from the top of the product backlog to put into the sprint backlog

Question 9

What are the 3 questions that have to be answered in a daily standup

Answer 9

What have you done since the last one?
What will you do by the next one?
Are there any blockages?

Question 10

What is planning poker?

Answer 10

Planning poker is a collaborative method of estimating the relative efforts of user stories so that the right number of user stories can be selected from the top of the PB for inclusion in the SB