Scrum Events and Artifacts Flashcards
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Which three artifacts are defined in Scrum?
Answer: Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increment
Scrum's three artifacts are the Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment.
What is the purpose of the Sprint Retrospective?
Answer: Plan ways to increase quality and effectiveness
The Retrospective inspects how the last Sprint went regarding people, processes, and tools.
The Sprint Retrospective concludes which event sequence in a Sprint?
Answer: It is the final event of the Sprint
The Sprint Retrospective ends the Sprint, occurring after the Sprint Review.
Can a Sprint be cancelled, and if so, by whom?
Answer: Yes, only the Product Owner can cancel it
A Sprint can be cancelled only by the Product Owner if the Sprint Goal becomes obsolete.
What makes the Product Backlog transparent and valuable?
Answer: Refinement that adds detail and order to items
Refinement breaks down and orders items, adding detail so the backlog stays clear and valuable.
Stakeholders are typically invited to attend which Scrum event?
Answer: The Sprint Review
The Sprint Review is a collaborative event where stakeholders inspect the Increment and give feedback.
What is the relationship between the Increment and previous Increments?
Answer: Each Increment is additive to all prior ones and verified to work together
Each Increment is additive to all prior Increments and thoroughly verified to ensure they work together.