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  1. A team using Scrum notices that the same impediment appears Sprint after Sprint. Whose primary responsibility is it to address this systemic impediment?

    Answer: Scrum Master

    The Scrum Master is responsible for removing impediments that block the team, especially recurring systemic ones.

  2. In Lean thinking, which term describes any activity that consumes resources without adding customer value?

    Answer: Muda (waste)

    Muda is the Japanese term for waste—activities that consume resources without creating value for the customer.

  3. Which Agile framework uses the concept of 'Definition of Done' to ensure consistent quality across all completed work?

    Answer: Scrum and most Agile frameworks

    The Definition of Done is used in Scrum and broadly adopted across Agile frameworks to ensure shared quality standards.

  4. A project manager is transitioning a predictive project to an Agile approach. Which characteristic of Agile best justifies this change when requirements are unclear?

    Answer: Iterative delivery with frequent feedback loops

    Agile's iterative delivery model allows teams to incorporate feedback frequently, making it ideal when requirements are unclear or evolving.

  5. In the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), what is the role of the Release Train Engineer (RTE)?

    Answer: Acts as a servant leader and coach for the Agile Release Train

    The RTE serves as the chief Scrum Master for the Agile Release Train, facilitating ART events and removing impediments.

  6. Which XP practice requires developers to write automated tests before writing the production code?

    Answer: Test-driven development (TDD)

    Test-driven development (TDD) requires writing a failing test first, then writing just enough code to pass the test.

  7. A Scrum team has a Sprint Goal but halfway through the Sprint, the Product Owner realizes the goal is no longer valid. What is the appropriate action?

    Answer: The Product Owner can cancel the Sprint

    Only the Product Owner has the authority to cancel a Sprint, typically when the Sprint Goal becomes obsolete.