Scrum Guide

Question 1

What is Empiricism?

Answer 1

Decisions are made based on observation, experimentation and experience rather than on detailed upfront planning. Simply, learning by doing

Question 2

What are the three pillars of Scrum

Answer 2

1. Transparency
2. Inspection
3. Adaptation

Question 3

What is Transparency?

Question 4

What is Inspection?

Question 5

What is Adaptation?

Question 6

What are the 5 Events in Scrum?

Answer 6

1. The Sprint
2. Sprint Planning
3. Daily Scrum/ Stand-up
4. Sprint Review
5. Sprint Retrospective

Question 7

What are the 3 Roles in Scrum?

Answer 7

1. Scrum Master
2. Product Owner
3. The Team

Question 8

What are the Artifacts in Scrum?

Answer 8

1. The Product Backlog
2. The Spring Backlog
3. The Increment

Question 9

What is the Product Backlog?

Question 10

What is the Sprint Backlog?

Question 11

What is the Increment?

Question 12

What is the Product Goal?

Answer 12

• Commitment for the Product Backlog
• Describes a future-state of the product which can serve as a target for the Scrum Team to plan against
• A simple, directional statement that provides context and purpose (of the work) for the Scrum Team and its stakeholders

Question 13

What is the commitment for the Product Backlog?

Answer 13

The Product Goal

Question 14

What is the commitment for the Sprint Backlog?

Answer 14

The Sprint Goal

Question 15

What is the commitment for the Increment?

Answer 15

Definition of Done

Question 16

What is the DoD?

Answer 16

• Commitment of the Increment
• The Definition of Done

Question 17

What is the purpose of commitments for artifacts?

Answer 17

To provide information that enhances Transparency and focus against which progress can be measured