Certified Scrum Product Owner®(CSPO) Scrum Framework Fundamentals 1 Flashcards
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Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Sprint Goal?
Answer: To provide a single objective that gives the Scrum Team focus and coherence
The Sprint Goal is a single objective that creates coherence and focus for the Developers. It gives the team flexibility in how they achieve it while still committing to a shared direction.
How often does the Scrum Team inspect and adapt during a Sprint Review?
Answer: At the end of every Sprint
The Sprint Review occurs at the end of every Sprint. The Scrum Team and stakeholders inspect the increment and adapt the Product Backlog based on what was learned.
Who is responsible for ordering the Product Backlog?
Answer: The Product Owner
The Product Owner is solely accountable for ordering the Product Backlog to maximize value. While they may incorporate input from stakeholders and Developers, the final ordering decision rests with the Product Owner.
What is the recommended maximum length of a Sprint according to the Scrum Guide?
Answer: One calendar month
The Scrum Guide states Sprints are one month or less. A horizon no longer than one calendar month limits risk and ensures frequent inspection and adaptation opportunities.
Which statement about the Definition of Done is correct?
Answer: It creates transparency by defining what it means for an Increment to be releasable
The Definition of Done is a shared understanding of the quality standard an Increment must meet to be considered complete. It provides transparency and ensures the increment is potentially releasable.
What is the primary input to the Sprint Planning event?
Answer: The Product Backlog, the latest Increment, and the team's capacity
Sprint Planning draws on the Product Backlog (what could be done), the latest Increment (current state of the product), and the Developers' past performance and capacity to select and plan the Sprint's work.